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PostPosted: Mon Feb 16, 2004 8:00 pm     Reply with quote
Can any provide me (or direct me to a web site) a simple implementation of TCP/IP using PIC as the microcontroller.

What I need is a really simple schematic showing a PIC, and other components required and a small workable code (that compiles using CCS) just to show how the TCP/IP is implemented.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 12:18 pm     Reply with quote
Hi there :-)

I have combined and used the following with great success:

Pic16F877 - Microchip.com
Packet Whacker - edtp.com
EDTP's example:
http://www.edtp.com/download/pw/whacky.exe


Note:
It might take ½hour to figure out what it does/can do, but basicly it is set up for this, amung af few other features:
telnet server / TCP
Echo packet / UDP
Blink led / UDP
Ping / ICMP

I myself didnt have use for the TCP part, only UDP, so I simply removed the telnetserver part, along with all the complex TCP functions.

I think UDP is way easier to figure out.

You will have to decide whether or not to use TCP, UDP or both as per default.
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 18, 2004 12:24 pm     Reply with quote
Try and find a copy of Bentham's book TCP/IP Lean


Or Jan Axelson's book Embedded Ethernet and Internet Complete: Designing and Programming Small Devices for Networking

I think both are available through Amazon.com and if you are lucky maybe a local bookstore
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 19, 2004 8:24 pm     Reply with quote
Or you could do what I did, and cheat. I used a network module, from www.lantronix.com, called XPORT. It will interface with the PIC via RS232 and take care of communications to the network.

Ronald
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Packet Whacker
PostPosted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 1:17 pm     Reply with quote
EDTP Packet Whacker

I have one of these hooked up to a 18F452 and have all the demo programs running.

I want to extend the UDP features and I am stuck.
I am trying to send a string back to a PC with the following
triggered by an incomming UDP message from the PC.
Src and Dest are derived from the incoming message.

Code:

byte dat_buff[128];

// Src source PORT
// Dest PORT
// *dat string to send
send_UDP(int16 Src, int16 Dest, byte *dat)
{
int16 package_len;
   memset(&packet[UDP_data],0,50); // Flush UDP data section of packet
   txlen = strlen(dat) + 8; // UDP data + header len

   ip_packet_len = 20 + txlen; // Allow for IP header
// Set IP header up
   packet[ip_pktlen] = make8(ip_packet_len,1);
   packet[ip_pktlen+1] = make8(ip_packet_len,0);

   setipaddrs();
// UDP header 
   packet[UDP_srcport] = make8(Src,1);
   packet[UDP_srcport + 1] = Src;
   packet[UDP_destport] = make8(Dest,1);
   packet[UDP_destport + 1] = Dest;

   txlen = strlen(dat) + 8; // UDP data + header len

   printf("send %s len %ld\r",dat,txlen);
   packet[UDP_len] = make8(txlen,1);  // Should be 0 - buffer size
   packet[UDP_len + 1] = txlen;

// Write data to packet
   strcpy(&packet[UDP_data],dat);

//calculate the UDP checksum
   packet[UDP_cksum] = 0x00;
   packet[UDP_cksum+1] = 0x00;

   hdr_chksum =0;
   hdrlen = 0x08;
   addr = &packet[ip_srcaddr];
   cksum();
   hdr_chksum = hdr_chksum + packet[ip_proto];
   hdrlen = 0x02;
   addr = &packet[UDP_len];
   cksum();
   hdrlen = make16(packet[UDP_len],packet[UDP_len+1]);
   addr = &packet[UDP_srcport];
   cksum();
   chksum16= ~(hdr_chksum + ((hdr_chksum & 0xFFFF0000) >> 16));
   packet[UDP_cksum] = make8(chksum16,1);
   packet[UDP_cksum+1] = make8(chksum16,0);

// Calculate length and send
   txlen = ip_packet_len + 14; // total packet len
   if(txlen < 60)
      txlen = 60;

   package_len = txlen + 4;

   pageheader[enetpacketLenH] = make8(package_len,1);   // ????????
   pageheader[enetpacketLenL] = package_len;

   dump_header(); 
   show_packet();

   data_L = make8(txlen,0);
   data_H = make8(txlen,1);
// Data to RTL8019
   write_creg(CR,0x22);
   write_creg(TPSR,txstart);
   write_creg(RSAR0,0x00);
   write_creg(RSAR1,0x40);
   write_creg(ISR,0xFF);
   write_creg(RBCR0,data_L);
   write_creg(RBCR1,data_H);
   write_creg(CR,0x12);

   for(i=0;i<(txlen);++i)
      write_creg(RDMAPORT,packet[enetpacketDest0+i]);

   byte_read = 0;
   while(!bit_test(byte_read,RDC))
      read_creg(ISR);

   write_creg(TBCR0,txlen - 4);
   write_creg(TBCR1,make8(txlen,1));
   write_creg(RBCR0,data_L);
   write_creg(RBCR1,data_H);
   write_creg(CR,0x24);
 
}



Calls and variables are from the packet whacker code.
If I replace the code from below the checksum with the Packet Whacker echo_packet() function then all is well. Any ideas?
Kieran
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