Embedded Internet Kit : How to test

sudu · Joined: 23 May 2004 Posts: 7

Hi there, hopefully anyone can help me.

I was buy Embedded Internet Kit last week. but did'nt know how to test it. I was follow their instruction, but does'nt happen.

I plug in 12v into power connector. Connect to computer using CPC Cable from CPC connector into my COM1. Then i open hyperterminal to check it using bound rate 9600 and no paroty as mention inside their instruction.

Then press SPACE bar as mention but does'nt happen.

sorry for my bad english.

sudu · Joined: 23 May 2004 Posts: 7

does anybody can help me...

Haplo · Joined: 06 Sep 2003 Posts: 659 Location: Sydney, Australia

Well first of all you have to give us more information, such as the name of kit and its manufacturer, and what you are exactly trying to do. Are you talking about CCS' Embedded Internet Kit?
http://www.ccsinfo.com/intboard.shtml

You should probably contact the people you bought the kit from and ask their tech support for help.

Darren Rook · Joined: 06 Sep 2003 Posts: 287 Location: Milwaukee, WI

Which one do you have? CCS has the old internet kit with a s7600 chip, and a new internet kit with a 56k modem and a Realtek NE2000 NIC. The difference is that the TCP/IP stack in old board is in the s7600, but the you have to run the stack in the pic on the new board. Big difference.

sudu · Joined: 23 May 2004 Posts: 7

Hi Haplo.

It exacly same with http://www.ccsinfo.com/intboard.shtml

The Embedded Internet Kit includes the following:

Embedded Internet Board
PC Cable
Modular Cable
Power Supply
Schematic
The Embedded Internet prototyping board, shown above, includes:

PIC16F877 flash chip
Seiko s7600A TCP/IP module
Full V.90 modem (56K) and phone jack
RS232 port and RS232 level converter
Two push button
Potentiometer
DC Power supply
PC Cable

I was follow the instruction but nothing happen. Or some setting need to do before it can be function?...

Darren Rook · Joined: 06 Sep 2003 Posts: 287 Location: Milwaukee, WI

CCS provides an example that creates a webserver. I believe the file is ex_websrv.c, in the examples file. Compile it then upload it to the PIC. Then run the PIC. Use the serial cable (one end is serial, the other end looks like a stereo jack) and a serial program (Hyperterminal, for example) to set the settings. You need to do this to set settings such as phone number, ISP login and password. After you set the settings, press the button to start the connection. You will see a bunch of debug messages on the Hyperterminal, one of them will finally show your IP address. You can then open Internet Explorer and goto that IP Address.

Guest_X44 · Guest

I have the same kit in my workbench but never got the chance to try it. What should I put in the field for phone no, ISP login, password? I'm new to this Internet kit so bear with me with these silly questions, too.

sudu · Joined: 23 May 2004 Posts: 7

it's work now. thank's buddy.

Just program my PIC 16F877A using ex_websv.c example. Pull out that PIC, then program it using MPLAB and PIC MPLAB programmer.

Thank again for your help. Smile

Guest · Posted: Thu Jan 20, 2005 3:33 am

Hello, I have the pic.net kit rev1 (the same you talk in this thread).
I´m trying to connect buy I only can see the message:
CALLING
PPP CONNECT: OK

but nothing else hapens...
I can´t see my IP ADREES? or I´m not PPP connected?
what´s the problem here?? anybody can helpme?

In other order or things...

I´m using this kit in tthe University, How long is this kit (http://www.ccsinfo.com/intboard.shtml ) discontinued??

and why Seiko discontinued the s7600??

I apreciate all the help you can give me!

PS. Sorry for my English!