Reply by Tim Mitchell June 15, 20112011-06-15
Olimex helpfully provide schematics of their LPC boards, which are a good example of how to connect up the PHY chip to the LPC and the RJ45.

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Tim Mitchell

An Engineer's Guide to the LPC2100 Series

Reply by Dario Greggio June 15, 20112011-06-15
Il 15/06/2011 13.23, Paul Curtis ha scritto:
> You need to use a PHY. Only a few microcontrollers have built-in PHYs,
> such as the Stellaris devices and some Freescale processors.
and Microchip :)
Reply by Paul Curtis June 15, 20112011-06-15
You need to use a PHY. Only a few microcontrollers have built-in PHYs, such as the Stellaris devices and some Freescale processors.

-- Paul.

On 15 Jun 2011, at 12:09, sukhdeep singh wrote:

> Hi,
> Can LPC2378 be directly connected
> with Ethernet Port through RJ45 Connector?if yes, how can?
> I have read that RJ45 has
> TX+,TX- for transmit.
> RX+,RX- for receiver.
>
> But LPC2378 datasheet has not shown any TX+,TX-,RX+,RX- for Ethernet connections.
>
> Can anyone help me.
>
> Thanks & Regards
> Sukhdeep Singh
Reply by sukhdeep singh June 15, 20112011-06-15
Hi,
Can LPC2378 be directly connected with Ethernet Port through RJ45 Connector?if yes, how can?
I have read that RJ45 has
TX+,TX- for transmit.
RX+,RX- for receiver.

But LPC2378 datasheet has not shown any TX+,TX-,RX+,RX- for Ethernet connections.

Can anyone help me.

Thanks & Regards
Sukhdeep Singh