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LPC2148 interfacing with ENC28J60

Started by nilesh shirbhate February 7, 2010
Sir,
I want to transfer data using Ethernet using ENC28J60
Is it possible without using any RTOS and TCP/IP Stack?
Please guide me.

Thanks and Regards

Nilesh

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nilesh shirbhate schrieb:
> Sir,

Maybe also Mam ?!

> I want to transfer data using Ethernet using ENC28J60
> Is it possible without using any RTOS and TCP/IP Stack?

Yes and no. If your peer application uses raw-ethernet yes.

If you want to use TCP or UDP no.

Take a look at the WizNet chips, they have TCP/IP build in.
http://www.wiznet.co.kr/en/

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42Bastian
> I want to transfer data using Ethernet using ENC28J60
> Is it possible without using any RTOS and TCP/IP Stack?

You will need some stack, either some pre-existing one ro you will have
to roll your own. Does not need to be TCP/IP, but those are certainly
the most common.

> Please guide me.

Wild guess: you are attempting to do something way too difficult. Start
with something simple and acquire some experience.

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Wouter van Ooijen
You don't need RTOS. In addition, there are example code for such case. Our
team are using uIP stack.

Best Regards,
Chutiman Yongprapat
> Sir,
> I want to transfer data using Ethernet using ENC28J60
> Is it possible without using any RTOS and TCP/IP Stack?
> Please guide me.
> Thanks and Regards
> Nilesh

Yes, no!

Leon
Leon

> Yes, no!

*LOL*

You missed the "guide" part :-)

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42Bastian
check it http://www.micro4you.com/files/LPC2148_IP.rar

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If you're going to criticize...you might get your criticisms correct and your English as well... see below. :)

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> nilesh shirbhate schrieb:
> > Sir,
>
> Maybe also Mam ?!

Maam (short for Madam)

> > I want to transfer data using Ethernet using ENC28J60
> > Is it possible without using any RTOS and TCP/IP Stack?
>
> Yes and no. If your peer application uses raw-ethernet yes.
>
> If you want to use TCP or UDP no.
>
> Take a look at the WizNet chips, they have TCP/IP build in.

build in => built-in
> If you're going to criticize...you might get your criticisms correct and your English as well...

Ouch.

> see below. :)

Uuuh, don't top-post ;-)

> I'm just poking you back...

Well, at least I gave (IMHO) valid tips.

And: Don't call me Sir, I work for my living. :-)

Sorry, I know the OP just wanted to be polite, no harm intended, but well
it is kind of chauvinism to think all in this list are males or even men.
( ;-) )

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42Bastian