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    UNO with ENC28J60

    Hi Greig

    Have you used the ENC28J60 ethernet interface with a UNO with your code ? I've been able to use UIPEthernet replacement that supports these smaller ethernet interfaces (https://github.com/ntruchsess/arduino_uip)

    I've loaded the libraries and compiled their sample code and that seems to work. I've tried it with the HS INO file and I cant seem to ping the IP address of the device. I thought I might have run out of code space so I'm going to try it with a MEGA to see if that's the issue.

    My 2 W5100s have been lost in the mail now for 6 weeks so its a lengthy wait to get replacements.

    Just curious as to what hardware you've tried..

    Thanks..pete
    HS 2.2.0.11

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    HI Pete,

    I do have one somewhere as I looked at them a long time ago but never did get it going. The new Library looks good. I will add it to the to do list which is getting very long.

    Greig.
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      Greig

      I've revisited this again with the UIPEthernet library and its definately a no go...

      I've changed the Arduino code to:

      #define UDP_TX_PACKET_MAX_SIZE 24

      #include <UIPEthernet.h>
      #include <UIPUdp.h>

      With wireshark I can see:

      1/ The initial connect message go out from the Arduino ie: Connect 1
      2/ Reply from HS is 1C
      3/ Nothing more

      I see from the installation of the Etherten

      1/ Initial Connect Message from Arduino: Connect 1
      2/ Reply from HS: 1C
      3/ Arduino sends the code version number
      4/ Arduino sends "Connected 1"
      5/ HS sends: 1 X

      You'd think UDP was UDP :-) There must be something different with the library implementation...bugger

      Pete
      HS 2.2.0.11

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