Adding TCP/IP Ethernet to PIC - how?

[l_gaminde]

[QUOTE=dhouston;95970]I bought one of the modules with the itsy-bitsy socket because I wanted to see whether it was practical to incorporate it in by PCB design. I decided against it but the boards themselves were the same so I just added pins in order to use that first one in prototyping. One advantage of adding the pins myself was I could mount it atop or beneath my main PCB. BTW, the support techs at ConnectOne are very sharp and well orgaized - all my questions were answered by the same tech so there was no loss of continuity. (Either they are well organized or they only have one overworked support tech.)

only one [email protected]

[dhouston]

Either they are well organized or they only have one overworked support tech.

only one [email protected]

that's the one!

[dhouston]

I just noticed ConnectOne's Mini Socket iWiFi http://www.connectone.com/products.asp?did=73&pid=73 which uses 0.100 inch headers, making it easier to breadboard for experimenting.

[l_gaminde]

thats good news is it still 3volt

[dhouston]

is it still 3volt

3.3V and the pins are not 5V tolerant so you either need to run your MCU at 3.3V or do 2-way level conversion. Tibbo pins are 5V tolerant which simplifies using it with a 5V MCU.

[circuitpro]

Charles L,

I have been trying to send you a private email regarding this subject. Please check - if you can't get my message, I'll do another route.

Thanks,
Len G.