Help!
I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can handle the Industrial
temp range (-40-+85 deg. C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know of an industrial temp
Ethernet chip? Let alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
Thanks,
Dave
Industrial Temp RTL8019AS
Started by ●October 23, 2003
Reply by ●October 23, 20032003-10-23
OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers the Industrial
temp range. Now if I adopt this chip and still use the Rabbit 2000,
what's involved in changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
Dave
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> Help!
> I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> Thanks,
> Dave
temp range. Now if I adopt this chip and still use the Rabbit 2000,
what's involved in changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
Dave
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> Help!
> I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> Thanks,
> Dave
Reply by ●October 24, 20032003-10-24
Dave,
DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips: Realtek, Asix
and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the tcpip directory).
Maybe this driver will also work with the 91c96i or it might need
only small changes.
Rudi
www.x-graph.be
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers the Industrial
> temp range. Now if I adopt this chip and still use the Rabbit
2000,
> what's involved in changing the realtek library into an SMSC
LAN9000
> library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> Dave
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > Help!
> > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips: Realtek, Asix
and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the tcpip directory).
Maybe this driver will also work with the 91c96i or it might need
only small changes.
Rudi
www.x-graph.be
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers the Industrial
> temp range. Now if I adopt this chip and still use the Rabbit
2000,
> what's involved in changing the realtek library into an SMSC
LAN9000
> library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> Dave
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > Help!
> > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > Thanks,
> > Dave
Reply by ●October 30, 20032003-10-30
Rudi,
Thanks - That's a big help. I was unaware of the
smsc.lib library. I can't seem to find the LAN91C113
IC on the SMSC's web site. Do you think this is a
TYPO and they really mean LAN91C111??? Also do you
know if there is a reference design for ANY of the SMSC
Chips? Have you used the SMSC chips before?
Thanks a bunch!
Dave
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
"xgraph1" <yahoo2@d...> wrote:
> Dave,
>
> DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips:
> Realtek, Asix and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the
> tcpip directory). Maybe this driver will also work with
> the 91c96i or it might need only small changes.
>
> Rudi
> www.x-graph.be
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers
> > the Industrial temp range. Now if I adopt this chip
> > and still use the Rabbit 2000, what's involved in
> > changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
> > library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> > Dave
> >
> > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > Help!
> > > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > > Thanks,
> > > Dave
Thanks - That's a big help. I was unaware of the
smsc.lib library. I can't seem to find the LAN91C113
IC on the SMSC's web site. Do you think this is a
TYPO and they really mean LAN91C111??? Also do you
know if there is a reference design for ANY of the SMSC
Chips? Have you used the SMSC chips before?
Thanks a bunch!
Dave
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
"xgraph1" <yahoo2@d...> wrote:
> Dave,
>
> DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips:
> Realtek, Asix and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the
> tcpip directory). Maybe this driver will also work with
> the 91c96i or it might need only small changes.
>
> Rudi
> www.x-graph.be
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers
> > the Industrial temp range. Now if I adopt this chip
> > and still use the Rabbit 2000, what's involved in
> > changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
> > library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> > Dave
> >
> > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > Help!
> > > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > > Thanks,
> > > Dave
Reply by ●October 30, 20032003-10-30
Can't help you very much on these questions.
I never used the SMSC chip. I did use the ASIX chip on our X-Graph
board. This chip is sensitive to pcb layout.
I couldn't find a SMSC reference design.
The SMSC.LIB refers to the 91C111/113 AN-96. This application note
can be found on the SMSC website but never refers to the 113
version. I don't think it's a typo. You could contact SMSC or Rabbit
about this.
Rudi
www.x-graph.be
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> Rudi,
> Thanks - That's a big help. I was unaware of the
> smsc.lib library. I can't seem to find the LAN91C113
> IC on the SMSC's web site. Do you think this is a
> TYPO and they really mean LAN91C111??? Also do you
> know if there is a reference design for ANY of the SMSC
> Chips? Have you used the SMSC chips before?
> Thanks a bunch!
> Dave
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> "xgraph1" <yahoo2@d...> wrote:
> > Dave,
> >
> > DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips:
> > Realtek, Asix and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the
> > tcpip directory). Maybe this driver will also work with
> > the 91c96i or it might need only small changes.
> >
> > Rudi
> > www.x-graph.be
> >
> > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers
> > > the Industrial temp range. Now if I adopt this chip
> > > and still use the Rabbit 2000, what's involved in
> > > changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
> > > library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> > > Dave
> > >
> > > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > > Help!
> > > > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > > > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > > > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > > > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > > > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > > > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > > > Thanks,
> > > > Dave
I never used the SMSC chip. I did use the ASIX chip on our X-Graph
board. This chip is sensitive to pcb layout.
I couldn't find a SMSC reference design.
The SMSC.LIB refers to the 91C111/113 AN-96. This application note
can be found on the SMSC website but never refers to the 113
version. I don't think it's a typo. You could contact SMSC or Rabbit
about this.
Rudi
www.x-graph.be
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> Rudi,
> Thanks - That's a big help. I was unaware of the
> smsc.lib library. I can't seem to find the LAN91C113
> IC on the SMSC's web site. Do you think this is a
> TYPO and they really mean LAN91C111??? Also do you
> know if there is a reference design for ANY of the SMSC
> Chips? Have you used the SMSC chips before?
> Thanks a bunch!
> Dave
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> "xgraph1" <yahoo2@d...> wrote:
> > Dave,
> >
> > DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips:
> > Realtek, Asix and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the
> > tcpip directory). Maybe this driver will also work with
> > the 91c96i or it might need only small changes.
> >
> > Rudi
> > www.x-graph.be
> >
> > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers
> > > the Industrial temp range. Now if I adopt this chip
> > > and still use the Rabbit 2000, what's involved in
> > > changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
> > > library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> > > Dave
> > >
> > > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > > Help!
> > > > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > > > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > > > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > > > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > > > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > > > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > > > Thanks,
> > > > Dave
Reply by ●November 3, 20032003-11-03
Hi All,
Just to close this out - I did find out what a LAN91C113 is.
It's a "high volume" version of the LAN91C111. As far as the
silicon goes, its identical. It is also NOT available in
Industrial Temp range whereas the LAN91C111 IS.
Dave
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> Rudi,
> Thanks - That's a big help. I was unaware of the
> smsc.lib library. I can't seem to find the LAN91C113
> IC on the SMSC's web site. Do you think this is a
> TYPO and they really mean LAN91C111??? Also do you
> know if there is a reference design for ANY of the SMSC
> Chips? Have you used the SMSC chips before?
> Thanks a bunch!
> Dave
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> "xgraph1" <yahoo2@d...> wrote:
> > Dave,
> >
> > DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips:
> > Realtek, Asix and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the
> > tcpip directory). Maybe this driver will also work with
> > the 91c96i or it might need only small changes.
> >
> > Rudi
> > www.x-graph.be
> >
> > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers
> > > the Industrial temp range. Now if I adopt this chip
> > > and still use the Rabbit 2000, what's involved in
> > > changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
> > > library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> > > Dave
> > >
> > > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > > Help!
> > > > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > > > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > > > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > > > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > > > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > > > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > > > Thanks,
> > > > Dave
Just to close this out - I did find out what a LAN91C113 is.
It's a "high volume" version of the LAN91C111. As far as the
silicon goes, its identical. It is also NOT available in
Industrial Temp range whereas the LAN91C111 IS.
Dave
--- In rabbit-semi@rabb..., "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> Rudi,
> Thanks - That's a big help. I was unaware of the
> smsc.lib library. I can't seem to find the LAN91C113
> IC on the SMSC's web site. Do you think this is a
> TYPO and they really mean LAN91C111??? Also do you
> know if there is a reference design for ANY of the SMSC
> Chips? Have you used the SMSC chips before?
> Thanks a bunch!
> Dave
>
> --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> "xgraph1" <yahoo2@d...> wrote:
> > Dave,
> >
> > DynamicC includes packet drivers for 3 ethernet chips:
> > Realtek, Asix and the SMSC LAN91C113 (smsc.lib in the
> > tcpip directory). Maybe this driver will also work with
> > the 91c96i or it might need only small changes.
> >
> > Rudi
> > www.x-graph.be
> >
> > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > OK, I found a part from SMSC: LAN91C96I that covers
> > > the Industrial temp range. Now if I adopt this chip
> > > and still use the Rabbit 2000, what's involved in
> > > changing the realtek library into an SMSC LAN9000
> > > library? I don't suppose that would be easy.
> > > Dave
> > >
> > > --- In rabbit-semi@rabb...,
> > > "tek220" <d.peavey@c...> wrote:
> > > > Help!
> > > > I need to design a TCP/IP based system that can
> > > > handle the Industrial temp range (-40-+85 deg.
> > > > C). The realtek RTL8019AS doesn't have an
> > > > industrial temp equivalent. Does anyone know
> > > > of an industrial temp Ethernet chip? Let
> > > > alone it be compatible with the rabbit libraries.
> > > > Thanks,
> > > > Dave
