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W5100 LIBRARY Embedded Web Server - EXAMPLE

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Author: NART SCHINACKOW

Last Updated: 2013-07-18

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Example: 1.0.0.0

Category: Ethernet

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This sample uses PIC18F2520 interfaced with W5100 Ethernet module as web-server to display web pages stored in a memory card, webpages are within the downloaded file just copy them and paste them in your mmc, the sample uses mikroelectronika MMC FAT16 new version library for reading and fragmenting the pages.

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This example is a demonstration of how to implement a simple HTTP embedded server using the W5100 SOFTWARE INTERFACED (SPI) LIBRARY, it uses MIKROELEKTRONIKA new FAT16 library, hence a memory card must be available for this project.


DESCRIPTION:

MICROCONTROLLER : PIC18F2520
OSCILLATOR: 40 MHZ (10MHZ PLL X4)

Default network parameters :
ip:192.168.1.30:90
subnet mask:255.255.255.0
default gateway: 192.168.1.1
-->these parameters could be changed depending on your network needs in the header file "Ethernet.h" where it contains a structure named "LocalParameters".

Hardware connections :
hardware connections are found in the header file "HardwarePins.h", where it contains all the extern sbit... definitions for pin connections.
The rest of the files and definitions are utilities and library files.

How it works:
all you have to do is copy and paste the files inside the flash files folder to your memory card.
after that reset your PIC and go to your browser and hit 192.168.1.30:90 and then a login page like the one above will be prompted, enter aaaa as username and aaaa as password then a page not found will be prompted.
you could also try to type : 192.168.1.30:90/pic.txt and a picture will be displayed.

NOTE:- THE LIBRARY IS FOUND AT LIBSTOCK

Note: This Project May Be Optimized And Changed Any Time So Stay Tuned

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