Using the Arduino Ethernet shield with AMICUS18 (Joint forum project?)

[mackrackit]

WOW!!!
Nice work Henrik.

[pedja089]

Hi,
Nice work. But i think that you have some mistake.
You wrote

W5100_Gateway[0] = 192
W5100_Gateway[0] = 168 
W5100_Gateway[0] = 1 
W5100_Gateway[0] = 254

If i understand it should be

W5100_Gateway[0] = 192
W5100_Gateway[1] = 168 
W5100_Gateway[2] = 1 
W5100_Gateway[3] = 254

[HenrikOlsson]

Ah, yes of course, thanks for spotting that. It should be OK in the example project attached to previous message.
I wish I could go back and fix it in the post but I can't :-(

/Henrik.

[pedja089]

Maybe you should be moderator on AMICUS18 section...

[mackrackit]

The code in post #24 is fixed.

[Demon]

Henrik, Bravo!

Robert

[Heckler]

Hey Henrik (and others),
I just received my Amicus18 and the Arduino Ethernet Shield...

I have not completed the modifications yet... but am starting that tonight.

I assume your example code is intended to overwrite the Amicus boot loader? (I did read the amicus with my PicKit2 and save the hex file, so I think I can go back to the boot loader if I want.)

How has your progress been?? Where are you hoping to go with your experiments?

I would like to end up with a device that...
I can log into and read or view values like temperature, voltage status bits etc.
That could possible email me or text me if a given value changes beyond a set point.
Be able to remotely change values and bits.
?? other things yet un thought up.

I do not have any experience programing ethernet values via a PIC.

I have plenty of experience Pinging... seting static IP... subnet mask... Telnet... etc. From a Windows XP machine.

Thanks for any help, direction and code examples you (and others) can give.

[Heckler]

Henrik,

My Amicus board came with a 18F25K20 NOT the 18F25K22 that you mention in your article. I see the difference is 3.3v vs 5v. Am I going to need to get the K22 chip?

Thanks