Unfortunately the NM7010B which uses the new W3150 part no longer supports the I2C interface. The NM7010A uses the older W3100A part which does. I wish WizNET had kept the serial interface on the new part or even upgraded it to a faster SPI. Regards -Bill Knight R O SoftWare & http://www.theARMPatch.com On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 11:03:02 -0000, mhoneywill wrote: >Another one to add to the list :-) >WizNet NM7010B module Ethernet via I2c >http://www.iinchip.com/ >Cheers >Martin >--- In lpc2000@lpc2..., "Aryeh Eiderman" <leib@i...> wrote: >> >> Michael, >> >> Just to complete a collection :-) >> >> Here a number of easy-to-use >> Ethernet-to-RS232 modules: >> >> http://www.digi.com/ >> http://www.lantronix.com/ >> http://www.tibbo.com/ >> >> Prices around $50. >> >> All of them have TTL level. >> All of them very compact ~2x3cm. >> All as enlarged Ethernet sockets. >> >> Have a fun. >> >> Aryeh >> >> >> --- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Michael Anburaj <embeddedeng@y...> >> wrote: >> > >> > Hi, >> > >> > Waw, This is great! I spent hours trying to find those >> > links I lost, searching on the net & couldn't find >> > them. But, now I got them all, plus some more ideas. >> > You guys are awesome. >> > >> > I have one more question in the same lines. I am sure >> > there are lots of newer chips with greater benefits. >> > To start with I want to either go with CS8900 or >> > Realtek RTL 8019AS based add-on card <as my work is in >> > proof of concept stage>. >> > >> > Is there a clear difference between the 2 chipsets? Is >> > one better than the other? >> > >> > And I will be grateful if someone can point me to low >> > cost add-on boards based on RTL 8019AS. >> > >> > Thanks a lot, >> > -Mike. >> > >> > >> > >> > __________________________________ >> > >> > >> > >Yahoo! Groups Links >

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Another one to add to the list :-) WizNet NM7010B module Ethernet via I2c http://www.iinchip.com/ Cheers Martin --- In lpc2000@lpc2..., "Aryeh Eiderman" <leib@i...> wrote: > > Michael, > > Just to complete a collection :-) > > Here a number of easy-to-use > Ethernet-to-RS232 modules: > > http://www.digi.com/ > http://www.lantronix.com/ > http://www.tibbo.com/ > > Prices around $50. > > All of them have TTL level. > All of them very compact ~2x3cm. > All as enlarged Ethernet sockets. > > Have a fun. > > Aryeh > --- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Michael Anburaj <embeddedeng@y...> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > Waw, This is great! I spent hours trying to find those > > links I lost, searching on the net & couldn\'t find > > them. But, now I got them all, plus some more ideas. > > You guys are awesome. > > > > I have one more question in the same lines. I am sure > > there are lots of newer chips with greater benefits. > > To start with I want to either go with CS8900 or > > Realtek RTL 8019AS based add-on card <as my work is in > > proof of concept stage>. > > > > Is there a clear difference between the 2 chipsets? Is > > one better than the other? > > > > And I will be grateful if someone can point me to low > > cost add-on boards based on RTL 8019AS. > > > > Thanks a lot, > > -Mike. > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > > > > >

Another one to add to the list :-) WizNet NM7010B module Ethernet via I2c http://www.iinchip.com/ Cheers Martin --- In lpc2000@lpc2..., "Aryeh Eiderman" <leib@i...> wrote: > > Michael, > > Just to complete a collection :-) > > Here a number of easy-to-use > Ethernet-to-RS232 modules: > > http://www.digi.com/ > http://www.lantronix.com/ > http://www.tibbo.com/ > > Prices around $50. > > All of them have TTL level. > All of them very compact ~2x3cm. > All as enlarged Ethernet sockets. > > Have a fun. > > Aryeh > --- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Michael Anburaj <embeddedeng@y...> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > Waw, This is great! I spent hours trying to find those > > links I lost, searching on the net & couldn't find > > them. But, now I got them all, plus some more ideas. > > You guys are awesome. > > > > I have one more question in the same lines. I am sure > > there are lots of newer chips with greater benefits. > > To start with I want to either go with CS8900 or > > Realtek RTL 8019AS based add-on card <as my work is in > > proof of concept stage>. > > > > Is there a clear difference between the 2 chipsets? Is > > one better than the other? > > > > And I will be grateful if someone can point me to low > > cost add-on boards based on RTL 8019AS. > > > > Thanks a lot, > > -Mike. > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > > > > >

This is great, > Just to complete a collection :-) > > Here a number of easy-to-use > Ethernet-to-RS232 modules: I am not using an add-on board but a complete lpc2138 board with Ethernet controller http://www.embeddedartists.com/products/boards/lpc2138_100eth.php (65 Euro). They also have a 10 Mbit only board and some standard lpc21xx modules an just when I decided to design a development board for one of the modules (with some switched and stuff) they come out with a prototyping board. http://www.myvoice.nl/electronics/photo.php?name=IMG_0651&img=0 shows my \'development system\' containing 2 of these boards (one controlling the JTAG of the next) Rob

This is great, > Just to complete a collection :-) > > Here a number of easy-to-use > Ethernet-to-RS232 modules: I am not using an add-on board but a complete lpc2138 board with Ethernet controller http://www.embeddedartists.com/products/boards/lpc2138_100eth.php (65 Euro). They also have a 10 Mbit only board and some standard lpc21xx modules an just when I decided to design a development board for one of the modules (with some switched and stuff) they come out with a prototyping board. http://www.myvoice.nl/electronics/photo.php?name=IMG_0651&img=0 shows my 'development system' containing 2 of these boards (one controlling the JTAG of the next) Rob

--- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Michael Anburaj <embeddedeng@y...> wrote: > > Hi Chris, > > Thanks for the info. these chips look very impressive. > What I am looking for (for my side project) at this > stage is off-the-shelf cheep add-on boards to go with > my LPC boards, similar to the ones offered for CS8900. > If you know of anyone offering boards with the SMSC > chips, please let me know. > > Thanks, > -Mike. > we have cheap $33.95 CS8900 modules in DIL format for prototyping http://www.olimex.com/dev/cs8900a-h.html Best regards Tsvetan

Michael, Just to complete a collection :-) Here a number of easy-to-use Ethernet-to-RS232 modules: http://www.digi.com/ http://www.lantronix.com/ http://www.tibbo.com/ Prices around $50. All of them have TTL level. All of them very compact ~2x3cm. All as enlarged Ethernet sockets. Have a fun. Aryeh --- In lpc2000@lpc2..., Michael Anburaj <embeddedeng@y...> wrote: > > Hi, > > Waw, This is great! I spent hours trying to find those > links I lost, searching on the net & couldn't find > them. But, now I got them all, plus some more ideas. > You guys are awesome. > > I have one more question in the same lines. I am sure > there are lots of newer chips with greater benefits. > To start with I want to either go with CS8900 or > Realtek RTL 8019AS based add-on card <as my work is in > proof of concept stage>. > > Is there a clear difference between the 2 chipsets? Is > one better than the other? > > And I will be grateful if someone can point me to low > cost add-on boards based on RTL 8019AS. > > Thanks a lot, > -Mike. > > __________________________________

Hi Chris, Thanks for the info. these chips look very impressive. What I am looking for (for my side project) at this stage is off-the-shelf cheep add-on boards to go with my LPC boards, similar to the ones offered for CS8900. If you know of anyone offering boards with the SMSC chips, please let me know. Thanks, -Mike. --- sig5534@sig5... wrote: > Why do you want to use a CS8900A? That is only > Enet-10 controller. > > I have an application now where I need both USB-2 > (480M) and Enet-10/100, and for the Enet-10/100 I am > using the SMSC LAN9116 or LAN91C111. Those give you > both the PHY+MAC. Very well established parts, with > lots of other source code around and RTOS support > for stacks. For the USB-2 I picked the Philips > ISP1582. > > Chris. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Michael Anburaj > To: lpc2000@lpc2... > Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 9:52 PM > Subject: [lpc2000] Ethernet addon board for LPC > Hi all, > > Some days back I came across 2 WebPages providing > Ethernet add-on cards for micro-controller using > CS8900A -- which I thought I would use with my > LPC2106 > & LPC2138 boards. I some how misplaced the web > links. > If anyone knows them or similar pages -- which > provide > cheep Ethernet add-on boards based on CS8900A, > please > let me know. > > Thanks, > -Mike. > > __________________________________ > > SPONSORED LINKS Microprocessor Microcontrollers > Pic microcontrollers > 8051 microprocessor > ------ > YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS > > a.. > ------ > [Non-text portions of this message have been > removed] __________________________________

Hi, Waw, This is great! I spent hours trying to find those links I lost, searching on the net & couldnt find them. But, now I got them all, plus some more ideas. You guys are awesome. I have one more question in the same lines. I am sure there are lots of newer chips with greater benefits. To start with I want to either go with CS8900 or Realtek RTL 8019AS based add-on card <as my work is in proof of concept stage>. Is there a clear difference between the 2 chipsets? Is one better than the other? And I will be grateful if someone can point me to low cost add-on boards based on RTL 8019AS. Thanks a lot, -Mike. __________________________________