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manisha



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about serial to ethernet converter using pic18f97j60
PostPosted: Mon Nov 25, 2013 11:52 pm     Reply with quote
Hi all,
I want to design ethernet to serial converter using inbuilt ethernet controller pic18f97j60 which I already have and I have gone through the Microchip code of PICDN2_eth97 c18 code and want to enable uart2tcpbridge which has the code of conversion. Please suggest if the ethernet to serial conversion is done using this. If so how? And also suggest for any other code...

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Re: about serial to ethernet converter using pic18f97j60
PostPosted: Tue Nov 26, 2013 9:52 am     Reply with quote
manisha wrote:
Hi all,
I want to design ethernet to serial converter using inbuilt ethernet controller pic18f97j60 which I already have and I have gone through the Microchip code of PICDN2_eth97 c18 code and want to enable uart2tcpbridge which has the code of conversion. Please suggest if the ethernet to serial conversion is done using this. If so how? And also suggest for any other code...

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Well - you can use the Microchip stack with the Microchip compiler or you can use the CCS stack with the CCS compiler. If you go the Microchip compiler route then you already have the necessary code in the uart2tcpbridge.

Alternatively you you can use the CCS TCP stack and port the required functions from the Microchip TCP stack. You can do this because the Microchip license allows it as you are using with a Microchip PIC with embedded Ethernet controller meeting their licensing requirements.
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