...thanks...

Dave

"Meindert Sprang" <ms@NOJUNKcustomORSPAMware.nl> wrote in message 
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> "Dave" <starfire151@cableone.net> wrote in message
> news:12uuqnbmf2311f5@corp.supernews.com...
>> I agree.  This looks like a great solution.
>>
>> Meindert - Have you worked with this device?
>
> Yes, I have used it in one of my products, but that product is not on the
> market yet.
>
>> Did you just get the device or
>> the development kit?
>
> Yes, the driver can be downloaded from their website and for the 
> development
> kit you ave to sign an NDA. But all is free. You have to supply the 
> compiler
> yourself if you want to make custom code for the unit. But for a simple
> serial wire replacement into a point-to-point TCP/IP link it works almost
> out of the box. You just have to configure the units though it's web
> interface.
>
>> If you got the development kit, is it pretty well put
>> together?
>
> Can't say, I haven't used that yet.
>
> Meindert
>
> 

"Dave" <starfire151@cableone.net> wrote in message
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> I agree.  This looks like a great solution.
>
> Meindert - Have you worked with this device?

Yes, I have used it in one of my products, but that product is not on the
market yet.

> Did you just get the device or
> the development kit?

Yes, the driver can be downloaded from their website and for the development
kit you ave to sign an NDA. But all is free. You have to supply the compiler
yourself if you want to make custom code for the unit. But for a simple
serial wire replacement into a point-to-point TCP/IP link it works almost
out of the box. You just have to configure the units though it's web
interface.

> If you got the development kit, is it pretty well put
> together?

Can't say, I haven't used that yet.

Meindert

"Meindert Sprang" <ms@NOJUNKcustomORSPAMware.nl> wrote in message 
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> "Ed" <eddie@hvc.rr.com> wrote in message news:5kWGh.419$kf.398@trndny02...
>> I am using the DS89C450 mcu and would like to find the easiest/quickest
>> solution to use TCP/IP.
>> I was thinking of just using a ttl serial to ethernet converter??
>> Any suggestions?
>> Thanks in advance.
>
> Lantronix XPort.
>
> Meindert
>
>

I agree.  This looks like a great solution.

Meindert - Have you worked with this device?  Did you just get the device or 
the development kit?  If you got the development kit, is it pretty well put 
together?

Thanks.

Dave

On Mon, 05 Mar 2007 15:04:33 GMT, "Ed" <eddie@hvc.rr.com> wrote:

>I am using the DS89C450 mcu and would like to find the easiest/quickest
>solution to use TCP/IP.
>I was thinking of just using a ttl serial to ethernet converter??
>Any suggestions?
>Thanks in advance.
>

Wiznet series of chips. They have quite a few 8051 based development
kits and example code.

Regards
  Anton Erasmus

"Ed" <eddie@hvc.rr.com> wrote in message news:5kWGh.419$kf.398@trndny02...
> I am using the DS89C450 mcu and would like to find the easiest/quickest
> solution to use TCP/IP.
> I was thinking of just using a ttl serial to ethernet converter??
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks in advance.

Lantronix XPort.

Meindert

I am using the DS89C450 mcu and would like to find the easiest/quickest
solution to use TCP/IP.
I was thinking of just using a ttl serial to ethernet converter??
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.