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Archive for the Ethernet Category
Save 20% on the RS-232 Gateway to Ethernet from IPLogika
17. December 2011 by admin.
The RS232 Gateway to Ethernet provides an easy Ethernet connection using RS-232 communications. It allows the use of a TCP/IP stack, without licensees, supporting HTTP, TFTP, DHCP, socket-level UDP and TCP. Supports full TCP/IP access with very little effort, saving development costs.
Integrates with a host system though high level AT commands, and offers a web server with up to 29 variables, Dedicated Port Mode, transparent communication by serial channel as Server and Client Mode. Includes capability to send unlimited emails with attached text files. The RJ45 connector on board is EMI protected with LED indicator. Fully equipped with AC/DC power supply and RS-232 cable.
Save 20% when you purchase this item on microchipDIRECT (expires 12/31/11)
Posted in IPLogika, RS-232, Ethernet | Print | 1 Comment »
Save 20% on the Serial Gateway to Ethernet from IPLogika
30. November 2011 by admin.
The Serial Gateway to Ethernet by IPLogika provides an easy Ethernet connection using simple UART communications. It allows the use of a TCP/IP stack, without licenses, supporting HTTP, TFTP, DHCP, socket-level UDP and TCP. Supports full TCP/IP access with very little effort, saving development costs.
The Serial Gateway connects to a host system through two rows of header pins (0.1 inch spacing) that carry standard UART signals. It communicates with the host using high level AT commands. Includes web server mode that allows remote control of embedded applications with the capability to write and/or read up to 29 variables. Also supports SMTP protocol for sending emails with text file attachments. The RJ45 connector on board is EMI protected with LED indicator. 5VDC tolerant, small size. Note: The IPLogika Evaluation Kit (TIPL400) includes this unit along with a breakout board and RS-232 interface
Save 20% when you purchase this item on microchipDIRECT (expires 12/31/11)
Posted in IPLogika, Ethernet | Print | 1 Comment »
Free On Demand Training from ESC
12. May 2011 by admin.
Check out the archives of the live training from the Embedded Systems Conference in Santa Jose May 3-5.
http://www.microchip.com/en_us/events/ESCSV2011/live.html
- Designing for Smart Energy and Low Power Applications
- Connectivity Solutions featuring USB and Ethernet
- Touch Sense and Graphics Solutions
- Wireless Solutions for Embedded Design
- Development Tools Featuring MPLAB® X IDE
- Smart Energy Monitoring Metering and Control
Posted in Wireless, WiFi, Ethernet, MPASM, Seminars & Confrences, Digital Power, Smart Energy, Embedded Systems Design, Tips & Tricks, Product Review, Programmer, Touch Sensing, 16-bit, dsPIC, Motor Control, 32-bit, PIC, ZigBee, Training & Education, USB, 8-bit, Microchip | Print | 1 Comment »
Free Web Cast: Enabling Telehealth Devices with Embedded Computing
8. January 2011 by admin.
Get it on demand at https://event.on24.com/eventRegistration/EventLobbyServlet?target=registration.jsp&eventid=257559&sessionid=1&key=3F3B7F480D16C80AF513381335244D4A&sourcepage=register
Telehealth describes the use of embedded devices – including smartphones or tablets with 3G/4G connections, devices with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, ZigBee, or other wireless networking technology, or larger platforms with Ethernet – to help people connect with healthcare providers wherever they may be. The setting for a telehealth device can be a clinical environment such as a hospital or doctor’s office, or a home where caregivers aren’t always present. Expanding care from treatment to prevention is the ultimate goal of these new devices, and an expanding market is creating more possibilities to help people and make a difference. With multiple analysts projecting telehealth to grow rapidly into an $8B market in 2012, it’s time to explore the technologies inside telehealth devices and how designers can leverage what’s available now into creating the next breakthrough devices. We’ve drawn on experts in embedded computing with an emphasis in telehealth applications, and our guests on this live event include:
Speakers
Ron Riesenbach, VP, Emerging Business for the Ontario Telemedicine Network, on the challenges one of the world’s largest telehealth networks has faced and what they see as needs for connected devices now and in the future
Steve Kennelly- Senior Manager, Medical Products Group- Microchip Technology,
Steve has been with Microchip Technology since 1999 and leads the Medical Products Group, which addresses the specific needs of the medical device industry. Initially, he helped establish Microchip as a world-class supplier of automotive products in his role as a marketing manager in the Microchip Automotive Products Group.
JP Auffret, Co-Founder and Director of the Center for Advanced Technology Strategy, on what projects like the Northern Virginia Regional Health Information Organization (NoVaRHIO) are working on to improve efficiency of care and availability of patient information in telehealth networks, and what that means for devices
Paul Anderson is VP of Engineering at GrammaTech
Paul manages GrammaTech’s engineering team and is the architect of the company’s static-analysis tools. He has helped a wide variety of organizations, including NASA, the FDA, the FAA, MITRE, Draper Laboratory, GE, Lockheed Martin, and Boeing, apply automated code analysis to critical projects. Paul has worked in the software industry for 18 years, with most of his experience focused on developing static-analysis, automated-testing, and program-transformation tools.
Moderator
Don Dingee, editor of Embedded Computing Design, on the overall trends for telehealth devices and eHealth.
Posted in Low Power, Medical, Bluetooth, Wireless, Training & Education, Ethernet, ZigBee | Print | 1 Comment »
Ethernet plug-in module with Microchip’s SPI to Ethernet chip ENC28J60
21. September 2010 by admin.
Learn more at: http://www.dontronics-shop.com/mod-enc28j60-ethernet-plug-in-module-with-microchips-spi-to-ethernet-chip-enc28j60.html
FEATURES:
- MOD-ENC28J60 is the easiest way to add 10 Mbit ethernet connectivity to any of our boards with UEXT connector
- ENC28J60 Ethernet controller with UEXT connector for easy connection to our other development boards with UEXT connector
- LAN connecttor with build in transformer
- two status LEDs on LAN connector
- SPI interface takes only few pins to add Ethernet interface to your microcontroller project
- UEXT 10 pin interface on 0.1″ row pins header
- backward compatibility with ENC28J60-H with 2 x 5 pin header
- PCB: FR-4, 1.5 mm (0,062″), green soldermask, white silkscreen component print
- Dimensions: 40×24 mm (1.55 x 0.95″)
- space between the pin rows: 20 mm (0.8″)
Posted in Dontronics, Ethernet | Print | 1 Comment »
Build low cost hardware that implements TCP/IP protocol stack in a PIC
29. June 2009 by admin.
picnic allows you to build a low cost hardware that implements TCP/IP protocol stack in a PIC microcontroller interfacing it with ethernet networks. picnic can control several devices via web or other interfaces.
Posted in TCP/IP, Ethernet, GNU General Public License (GPL), Source Code, Software Stack, PIC | Print | 1 Comment »
Free Microchip Training at ESC West
27. March 2009 by admin.
from http://techtrain.microchip.com/esc/Main.aspx

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Posted in Graphics, RF, Touch Sense, Tradeshows, Digital Power, Seminars & Confrences, Ethernet, Human Interface, PIC, Free Stuff, ZigBee, 8-bit, Training & Education, USB, Microchip | Print | 1 Comment »
Check out the open-sourced Very Simple Control Protocol
28. February 2009 by admin.
Check out http://www.vscp.org
VSCP stands for Very Simple Control Protocol and it is, as the name implies, a very simple protocol indeed ( a protocol is much like a language for machines etc on how they should talk with each other). It is simple because it has been developed for use on low end devices such as micro controllers. But actually its more then just a protocol. Its a complete solution for measurement and control. And even though VSCP is very easy to use it is still very capable and can be used in very demanding control situations.
Except for a very well specified message format the protocol supports global unique identifiers for nodes, a register model to give a flexible interface to node configuration and a model for node functionality.
VSCP does not assume anything about the lower level system. It works with Ethernet TCP/IP, Wireless, Zigbee, Bluetooth, CAN, GPRS, RS-232, USB and everything else you want. Its just a uniform way of describing the systems available. Every control situation can be described and implemented using VSCP.
A normal user does not see or know much of VSCP anyway. Its just the underlying control system that makes things possible. Much the same way as someone driving a car does not need to know a lot about motors.
Some features:
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Free and open for commercial and other use.
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Have two levels. Level I and Level II where level I is designed with CAN as the least common denominator. Can be used for TCP/IP, UDP, RF, Mains, etc etc.
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Has globally unique id’s for each node.
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Has a mechanism to automatically assign a unique id to a newly installed node.
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Can use “decision matrixes” and “registers” as a uniform way to configure nodes.
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Has software and drivers for Windows and Linux. More added all the time.
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Has a common specification language “MDF” that describe a module in a uniform way that can be used by set up software and such.
and more…
Posted in Bluetooth, RS-232, Protocol, RF, Wireless, Open Source, USB, CAN, TCP/IP, Ethernet, ZigBee | Print | 1 Comment »
MUST SEE!!!! Special Offer on a BUNCH of mElektronikos PIC Kits
19. February 2009 by admin.
mElektronikos is now offering several kits for our customers. At the moment we have to offer three kind of KIT packages for PIC micocontrolers. Buying a PICKit you get signicifant discount.
EasyStart PICKits
EasyStart Kit 1 - EasyPIC4 + mikroBasicOffers good start for beginner users and get significant discount!!! Easy-to-learn BASIC syntax, advanced compiler features, built-in routines, and many practical examples we have provided allow a quick start in programming PIC. EasyPIC4 development system is a full-featured development board for the Microchip PIC microcontrollers. It was designed to allow students or engineers to easily exercise and explore the capabilities of the PIC microcontrollers. [more]
EasyStart Kit 2 - EasyPIC4 + mikroPascal
Offers good start for experienced users and get significant discount !!! Develop your applications in intuitive and friendly Pascal environment, using many advanced features and practical examples. EasyPIC4 development system is a full-featured development board for the Microchip PIC microcontrollers. It was designed to allow students or engineers to easily exercise and explore the capabilities of the PIC microcontrollers. [more]
EasyStart Kit 3 - EasyPIC4 + mikroC
Offers good start for expert users and get siginficant discount !!! All the power and flexibility provided by ANSI C, accompanied with the most advanced IDE on the market. Plenty of practical examples and a comprehensive documentation allow a quick start in programming PIC. EasyPIC4 development system is a full-featured development board for the Microchip PIC microcontrollers. It was designed to allow students or engineers to easily exercise and explore the capabilities of the PIC microcontrollers. [more]
mikroExperts PICKits
mikroExpert Kit 1 - BIGPIC4 + mikroPascal
Offers good start for pascal users who wants to explore 64 and 80-pin PIC. Develop your applications in intuitive and friendly Pascal environment, using many advanced features and practical examples. BIGPIC4 development system supports the latest 80-pin PIC microcontrollers (it is delivered with PIC18F8520 working at 10MHz). Many ready made examples guarantee successful use of the system. [more]
mikroExpert Kit 2 - BIGPIC4 + mikroC
Offers good start for c users who wants to explore 64 and 80-pin PIC. All the power and flexibility provided by ANSI C, accompanied with the most advanced IDE on the market. Plenty of practical examples and a comprehensive documentation allow a quick start in programming PIC. BIGPIC4 development system supports the latest 80-pin PIC microcontrollers (it is delivered with PIC18F8520 working at 10MHz). Many ready made examples guarantee successful use of the system. [more]
mikroNetworking PICKits
CAN communication Kit (PIC) - 2 x EasyPIC4 + 2 x CANSPI board + mikroC + Twisted Wire + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore CAN PICs networks at discount price and get CANSPI boards and twisted wire (for connecting). Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect two EasyPIC4 development tools and load up examples and you are ready for designing your CAN network. [more]
RS485 communication Kit (PIC) - 2 x EasyPIC4 + 2 x RS-485 board + mikroC + Twisted Wire + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore RS485 PICs networks at discount price and get RS485 boards and twisted wire (for connecting). Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect two EasyPIC4 development tools and load up examples and you are ready for designing your CAN network. [more]
Serial Ethernet Training Kit (PIC) - 2 x EasyPIC4 + 2 x Serial Ethernet board + mikroC + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore PIC ethernet communication at discount price and get two Serial Ethernet boards. Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect two EasyPIC4 development tools and load up examples and you are ready for designing your PIC LAN network. [more]
mikroAcquisition PICKits
Compact Flash Acquisition Kit 1 (PIC) - BIGPIC4 + Accel. Board + 12-bit ADC + mikroC + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore Data Acquisition and Data Logging at discount price and get Acceleration Board and 12-bit ADC. Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect BIGPIC4 with extra boards and load up examples and you are ready for designing your device for automatic collection of data from sensors, instruments and devices: in a factory, laboratory or in the field. [more]
Compact Flash Acquisition Kit 2 (PIC) - BIGPIC4 + Accel. Board + 12-bit ADC + mikroPascal + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore Data Acquisition and Data Logging at discount price and get Acceleration Board and 12-bit ADC. Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect BIGPIC4 with extra boards and load up examples and you are ready for designing your device for automatic collection of data from sensors, instruments and devices: in a factory, laboratory or in the field. [more]
Compact Flash Acquisition Kit 3 (PIC) - EasyPIC4 + Accel. Board + RTC + Compact Flash Board + mikroC + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore Data Acquisition and Data Logging at discount price and get Acceleration Board, Real Time Clock and CF board. Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect EasyPIC4 with extra boards and load up examples and you are ready for designing your device for automatic collection of data from sensors, instruments and devices: in a factory, laboratory or in the field. [more]
Compact Flash Acquisition Kit 4 (PIC) - EasyPIC4 + Accel. Board + RTC + Compact Flash Board + mikroPascal + Extra Examples
Offers good start for users who wants to explore Data Acquisition and Data Logging at discount price and get Acceleration Board, Real Time Clock and CF board. Package also contains extra examples that can’t be found online, and only users who bought this package get extra examples. Connect EasyPIC4 with extra boards and load up examples and you are ready for designing your device for automatic collection of data from sensors, instruments and devices: in a factory, laboratory or in the field. [more]

mElektronikos is now offering several kits for our customers. At the moment we have to offer three kind of KIT packages for dsPIC micocontrolers. Buying a dsPICKit you get signicifant discount.
EasyStart Kit 1 for dsPIC - EasydsPIC4 + mikroBasic for dsPIC
Offers good start for beginner users and get significant discount!!! Easy-to-learn BASIC syntax, advanced compiler features, built-in routines, and many practical examples we have provided allow a quick start in programming dsPIC. EasydsPIC4 development system is a full-featured development board for the Microchip dsPIC microcontrollers. It was designed to allow students or engineers to easily exercise and explore the capabilities of the dsPIC microcontrollers. [more]
EasyStart Kit 2 for dsPIC- EasydsPIC4 + mikroPascal for dsPIC
Offers good start for experienced users and get significant discount !!! Develop your applications in intuitive and friendly Pascal environment, using many advanced features and practical examples. EasydsPIC4 development system is a full-featured development board for the Microchip dsPIC microcontrollers. It was designed to allow students or engineers to easily exercise and explore the capabilities of the dsPIC microcontrollers. [more]
EasyStart Kit 3 for dsPIC - EasydsPIC4 + mikroC for dsPIC
Offers good start for expert users and get siginficant discount !!! All the power and flexibility provided by ANSI C, accompanied with the most advanced IDE on the market. Plenty of practical examples and a comprehensive documentation allow a quick start in programming dsPIC. EasydsPIC4 development system is a full-featured development board for the Microchip dsPIC microcontrollers. It was designed to allow students or engineers to easily exercise and explore the capabilities of the dsPIC microcontrollers. [more]
mikroExperts dsPICKits
mikroExpert Kit 1 for dsPIC - dsPIC PRO 3 + mikroPascal for dsPIC
Offers good start for pascal users who wants to explore 64 and 80-pin dsPIC. Develop your applications in intuitive and friendly Pascal environment, using many advanced features and practical examples. dsPIC PRO 3 development system supports 64 and 80 dsPIC30F microcontrollers (it is delivered with dsPIC30F6014A working at 10MHz). Many ready made examples guarantee successful use of the system. [more]
mikroExpert Kit 2 for dsPIC - dsPIC PRO 3 + mikroC for dsPIC
Offers good start for c users who wants to explore 64 and 80-pin dsPIC. All the power and flexibility provided by ANSI C, accompanied with the most advanced IDE on the market. Plenty of practical examples and a comprehensive documentation allow a quick start in programming dsPIC. dsPIC PRO 3 development system supports 64 and 80 dsPIC30F microcontrollers (it is delivered with dsPIC30F6014A working at 10MHz). Many ready made examples guarantee successful use of the system. [more]

mElektronikos is now offering several kits for our customers. At the moment we have to offer three kind of KIT packages for dsPIC33/PIC24 micocontrolers. Buying a dsPIC33/PIC24 Kit you get signicifant discount.
EasyStart Kit 1 for dsPIC33/PIC24 - LV 24-33 + mikroBasic for dsPIC and PIC24
Offers good start for beginner users and get significant discount!!! Easy-to-learn BASIC syntax, advanced compiler features, built-in routines, and many practical examples we have provided allow a quick start in programming dsPIC. System supports 64, 80 and 100 pin PIC24F/24H/dsPIC33F microcontrollers (it comes with PIC24FJ96GA008 - PIC24 16-bit Microcontroller, 96 KB Flash Memory, 8 KB RAM and Advanced Peripherals, 80 Pin Package). [more]
EasyStart Kit 2 for dsPIC33/PIC24 - LV 24-33 + mikroPascal for dsPIC and PIC24
Offers good start for experienced users and get significant discount !!! Develop your applications in intuitive and friendly Pascal environment, using many advanced features and practical examples. System supports 64, 80 and 100 pin PIC24F/24H/dsPIC33F microcontrollers (it comes with PIC24FJ96GA008 - PIC24 16-bit Microcontroller, 96 KB Flash Memory, 8 KB RAM and Advanced Peripherals, 80 Pin Package). [more]
EasyStart Kit 3 for dsPIC33/PIC24 - LV 24-33 + mikroC for dsPIC and PIC24
Offers good start for expert users and get siginficant discount !!! All the power and flexibility provided by ANSI C, accompanied with the most advanced IDE on the market. Plenty of practical examples and a comprehensive documentation allow a quick start in programming dsPIC. System supports 64, 80 and 100 pin PIC24F/24H/dsPIC33F microcontrollers (it comes with PIC24FJ96GA008 - PIC24 16-bit Microcontroller, 96 KB Flash Memory, 8 KB RAM and Advanced Peripherals, 80 Pin Package). [more]
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