Hi all I have been away for a while but did make a few postings in the past concerning a project I have been working on with the LPC2106 and Freescale MC9S12NE64 as TCP/IP co-processor. Finally there is something which may be interesting for you to take a look at. I have an NE64 running on the DEMO9S12NE64 at the following address http://212.254.22.36/ The software, including TCP/IP has been developed from scratch (using OpenTCP as initial reference) and compiled using the GNU compiler (of course). It is possible to use this as LPC2106 co-processor via SPI or simply as SPI/LAN connection with the code on the LPC2106. The example is explained on the in-build web page in more detail but after experimenting a little have settled for the following solutions: - I did use TELNET initially but dropped it for HTTP and FTP parameterising / file loading [strangely neither TELNET not FTP were a part of OpenTCP when I looked at it]. For HTTP I use a 16k page as file system allowing updates via drag and drop to FTP. On the NE64 it is a good compromise since it is then possible to use the remaining 48k FLASH without paging (and the overhead and complications which come with it). The application which is presented also support LAN/RS232 conversion plus some other things. At the link there is a web cam and you can send an Email to the demo and see it receive it (on LCD). I can also control the display over the Internet using a special application and will have a program available in the near future allowing anyone to control it from a control panel. I would be interested to hear from anyone with similar interests or comments on the demo. Regards Mark Butcher www.mjbc.ch
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2005-06-29 by Mark Butcher
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