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Connecting RLT8019AS with PIC16F877 - How to start? - newbietalk - Aug 8 3:19:00 2003
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hi, I'm required to connect a RLT8019AS with a PIC16F877 for my project, and I'm very new to this. How do I start? Does the RLT8019AS needed to be programmed by a programmer? Can I use EEPROM within the PIC16F877 to initialize RLT8019AS? Is it easier to use jumper mode to initialize RLT8019AS? Thanks guys, newbieTalk |
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Re: Connecting RLT8019AS with PIC16F877 - How to start? - John Remington - Aug 8 7:42:00 2003
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ouch, that looks like a lot of work. why not just grab a device like a SitePlayer or similar, and use it for network communications? They're cheap and easy to work with, http:www.siteplayer.com. --- newbietalk <> wrote: > hi, > > I'm required to connect a RLT8019AS with a PIC16F877 for my > project, and I'm very new to this. > > How do I start? Does the RLT8019AS needed to be programmed by > a programmer? Can I use EEPROM within the PIC16F877 to > initialize RLT8019AS? Is it easier to use jumper mode to > initialize RLT8019AS? > Thanks guys, > > newbieTalk __________________________________ |
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Re: Connecting RLT8019AS with PIC16F877 - How to start? - Paul_Lav - Aug 8 11:45:00 2003
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What is a RLT8019AS?
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RE: Connecting RLT8019AS with PIC16F877 - How to start? - Charles Douvier - Aug 8 14:38:00 2003
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try
google for more info, it's a ethernet controller.
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Re: Connecting RLT8019AS with PIC16F877 - How to start? - newbietalk - Aug 10 4:52:00 2003
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hi, Thanks for the advice, but i must provide ethernet function without using any device for my uni project. I'm think of setting the RLT8019AS to the jumper mode, so in that way i don't need a EEPROM (9346) for software configuration. Is that true? thank you --- In , John Remington <jrem123@y...> wrote: > ouch, that looks like a lot of work. why not just grab a device like a > SitePlayer or similar, and use it for network communications? They're > cheap and easy to work with, http:www.siteplayer.com. > --- newbietalk <newbietalk@y...> wrote: > > hi, > > > > I'm required to connect a RLT8019AS with a PIC16F877 for my > > project, and I'm very new to this. > > > > How do I start? Does the RLT8019AS needed to be programmed by > > a programmer? Can I use EEPROM within the PIC16F877 to > > initialize RLT8019AS? Is it easier to use jumper mode to > > initialize RLT8019AS? > > > > > > Thanks guys, > > > > newbieTalk > > > > __________________________________ |
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Re: Connecting RLT8019AS with PIC16F877 - How to start? - newbietalk - Aug 10 9:34:00 2003
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Thanks for the advice, but i must provide ethernet interface without using any device for my uni project. i'm think of using the jumper mode for RLT8019AS, in that way, i don't need a any EEPROM (such as 9346). Is that right? --- In , John Remington <jrem123@y...> wrote: > ouch, that looks like a lot of work. why not just grab a device like a > SitePlayer or similar, and use it for network communications? They're > cheap and easy to work with, http:www.siteplayer.com. > --- newbietalk <newbietalk@y...> wrote: > > hi, > > > > I'm required to connect a RLT8019AS with a PIC16F877 for my > > project, and I'm very new to this. > > > > How do I start? Does the RLT8019AS needed to be programmed by > > a programmer? Can I use EEPROM within the PIC16F877 to > > initialize RLT8019AS? Is it easier to use jumper mode to > > initialize RLT8019AS? > > > > > > Thanks guys, > > > > newbieTalk > > > > __________________________________ |
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