"Fred*" <tmp@mail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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>
> "Fred*" <tmp@mail.com> a �crit dans le message de
> news:42ad269c$0$1244$8fcfb975@news.wanadoo.fr...
>> just a change of name I think.. it's still there, but I don't remember
> it's
>> name (the link is store on my home computer..)
>> ENC and something.. will add the ref tonight if I remember, the Microchip
>> website is not accessible now.. :-(
>>
>> seems to be a really interesting product to add ethernet to MCU without
>> an
>> outside bus. but seems to need a lot of power; something like 250mA if I
>> remember well. the CS8900A need at least 2x less..
>>
>
> ENC28J60
>
> http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=1335&dDocName=en022889
The microchip ENC28J60 looks good but wery new, no sampels yet, and no code
exampels
Frank
>
>
Reply by Fred*●June 13, 20052005-06-13
"Fred*" <tmp@mail.com> a �crit dans le message de
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> just a change of name I think.. it's still there, but I don't remember
it's
> name (the link is store on my home computer..)
> ENC and something.. will add the ref tonight if I remember, the Microchip
> website is not accessible now.. :-(
>
> seems to be a really interesting product to add ethernet to MCU without an
> outside bus. but seems to need a lot of power; something like 250mA if I
> remember well. the CS8900A need at least 2x less..
>
> I need to add ethernet connectivity to my Z8encore.
> so I'm looking for a reliable ethernet controller chip.
> If anyone know about one with free software tenplates, examples ect. it will
> be great help fore me.
>
> The CMX company http://www.cmx.com/zilog/ offer something but i think it is
> expensive.
>
> thanks
> Frank
>
>
"Antti Lukats" <antti@openchip.org> a �crit dans le message de
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> hm, this chip used to be visible at microchip homepage but recently it
> vanished from there along with PCI12F220 any ideas why?
> antti
just a change of name I think.. it's still there, but I don't remember it's
name (the link is store on my home computer..)
ENC and something.. will add the ref tonight if I remember, the Microchip
website is not accessible now.. :-(
seems to be a really interesting product to add ethernet to MCU without an
outside bus. but seems to need a lot of power; something like 250mA if I
remember well. the CS8900A need at least 2x less..
Reply by Antti Lukats●June 13, 20052005-06-13
"Repzak" <repzakGED@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>
> "Frank Mikkelsen" <5034590m001@stofanet.dk> wrote in message
> news:42aae281$0$31800$ba624c82@nntp06.dk.telia.net...
> >I need to add ethernet connectivity to my Z8encore.
> > so I'm looking for a reliable ethernet controller chip.
> > If anyone know about one with free software tenplates, examples ect. it
> > will be great help fore me.
> >
> > The CMX company http://www.cmx.com/zilog/ offer something but i think it
> > is expensive.
>
> Microchip is soon producing a SPI to 10Mbit network controller
>
> Kasper
>
hm, this chip used to be visible at microchip homepage but recently it
vanished from there along with PCI12F220 any ideas why?
antti
Reply by Repzak●June 11, 20052005-06-11
"Frank Mikkelsen" <5034590m001@stofanet.dk> wrote in message
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>I need to add ethernet connectivity to my Z8encore.
> so I'm looking for a reliable ethernet controller chip.
> If anyone know about one with free software tenplates, examples ect. it
> will be great help fore me.
>
> The CMX company http://www.cmx.com/zilog/ offer something but i think it
> is expensive.
Microchip is soon producing a SPI to 10Mbit network controller
Kasper
Reply by Frank-Christian Kruegel●June 11, 20052005-06-11
On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 15:09:23 +0200, "Frank Mikkelsen"
<5034590m001@stofanet.dk> wrote:
>I need to add ethernet connectivity to my Z8encore.
> so I'm looking for a reliable ethernet controller chip.
>If anyone know about one with free software tenplates, examples ect. it will
>be great help fore me.
The easiest way would be switching to the Zilog eZ80F91. Zilog offers a
complete development environment with demo board, ZDS debugger, IDE, C/ASM,
free RTOS etc for 99�. Since you already know the Z8 and are familiar with
the Zilog tools getting used to the other controller should be no problem.
Mit freundlichen Gr��en
Frank-Christian Kr�gel
Reply by Frank Mikkelsen●June 11, 20052005-06-11
I need to add ethernet connectivity to my Z8encore.
so I'm looking for a reliable ethernet controller chip.
If anyone know about one with free software tenplates, examples ect. it will
be great help fore me.
The CMX company http://www.cmx.com/zilog/ offer something but i think it is
expensive.
thanks
Frank