http://wiznet.tistory.com/entry/Statistics-based-on-2000-free-sample-receiver-Database-thru-Circuit-Cellar

(And some wholesale content reproduction in the other blog posts.)

–Phil.

http://america.renesas.com/fmwk.jsp?cnt=promotion_child.htm&fp=/products/mpumcu/h8_family/h8300h_tiny_series/child_folder/&title=H8/Tiny%20Promotion

and

http://contest.renesasinteractive.com/HTSDemoKitLogin.aspx

Quick update:

The “demo of the moment” is four simultaneous echo server connections which is pretty cool–and also something that the Xport can’t do…

The code required (all up about 8.9KB binary):

| // This uses the 1-argument constructor of EchoServer and supplies it with 7 for each instance.
| EchoServer servers[MAX_SOCK_NUM] = {7, 7, 7, 7}; // This will break if MAX_SOCK_NUM changes.
|
| while (1) {
| for (int i=0; i<MAX_SOCK_NUM; i++) {
| servers[i].next();
| }
| }

or, without using the ‘EchoServer’ class:

| NetworkConnection conn = Network.listen(7);
|
| Serial.println(“Waiting for connection…”);
|
| while (!conn.isConnected()) {
|
| delay(500);
| }
|
| Serial.println(“Connected…”);
|
| while (conn.isConnected()) {
| if (conn.available()) {
|
| conn.print(conn.read());
| }
| }
|
| Serial.println(“”);
|
| conn.close();

More details here: http://www.arduino.cc/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1193246617/0#7

@t11s: Yep, an Arduino PCB shield with Ethernet (along with the needed Arduino code to drive it) *would* be nice…

–Phil.

The “demo of the moment” is four simultaneous echo server connections which is pretty cool–and also something that the Xport can’t do…

The code required (all up about 8.9KB binary):

| // This uses the 1-argument constructor of EchoServer and supplies it with 7 for each instance.
| EchoServer servers[MAX_SOCK_NUM] = {7, 7, 7, 7}; // This will break if MAX_SOCK_NUM changes.
|
| while (1) {
| for (int i=0; i

I design a new version of the pcb (V1.2) where PB0 is connected to the SPI_EN and PD7 is connected to RESET of the WIZ810MJ module. In the next software i have new subs for WIZ5100_reset and WIZ5100_spien so anybody can control these pins by software.

The new software i build is complete new, little code, websites in data lines and variables can be used.

A bascom version for the EVAL Boards V1.0 and V1.2 i will present on my website.

Now i think i will design a complete new board for atmega128 with some relais, one sd-card slot and so on on it.

The new board will work with 3,3V so no level shifter would be used

But actually i dont`t find a cheap way to get more WIZ810MJ modules

If anybody can tell me where i can get 2 new modules for a good price in europe please tell me.

I’ve got to admit that I’m a fan of the Lantronix Xports. They are abstract UDP and TCP connections by looking more like a modem with serial in/out and you can even use “ATDT” style commands to “dial up” connections to various IP addresses. My “touching over IP” project used Comfile CUBLOC with a Lantronix Xport:

http://phy2phy.wikidot.com/touch

However now Lantronix has the Xport Direct which is only $28 in quantity 1, so it is unclear if a Wiznet approach would actually be cheaper.

On 2mm boards, check out the Schmartboard 2mm board, it is $5 and you can even pick it up at Fry’s:

http://www.schmartboard.com/index.asp?page=products_th&id=1

If you are going to change the layout of your board I suggest you could add a single line from Atmega168 to Wiz810MJ module for the reset. I added a few lines in the Bascom-code to get a real reset while starting up and it works without any problem. I also made a PCB with some extra’s on it and will be entering the Circuit Cellar contest with it….

i use a STK200/300 compatble parallel-port programmer without any problem, i think that what Jim says could be the problem.

A workaround can be to not solder the resistor from SPI_EN to 3,3V. Then you can connect SPI_EN to a pin if the ATEMGA and enable then SPI_EN after programming the ATMEGA.

In my next pcb revision i will do this workaround by design.

http://bbs.circuitcellar.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3484&sid=f9590d8fb8817024c05008f812fe2649

Seems that the wiznet module drives MISO even when /SCS is high – there’s a workaround detailed.

_
|—-\/\/\-[WIZnet Module SCLK]
| |
A| |_______[Programmer SCLK]
T|
M|—-\/\/\-[WIZnet Module MOSI]
E| |
G| |_______[Programmer MOSI]
A|
|—-\/\/\-[WIZnet Module MISO]
| |
| |_______[Programmer MISO]
_|

Hope that helps

Hi David, these are awesome!
http://www.nkcelectronics.com/wiznet-wiz810mj-module-to-breadboard-spi-adap.html