We forgot to release this stalled prototype during the Seeed Studio holiday. We put a lot of work into these projects, but they’re still missing major components and testing. If an abandoned project sparks your interest, we may have PCBs to get you started.
This is a breakout board for Microchip’s ENC424J600 100/10 Base-T Ethernet chip with unique MAC address. This is a spiffy little breakout board that probably works great, but we got tired of messing with the not-open-source Microchip TCP-IP stack. This could be put into production with a little testing, and an open source driver for FreeRTOS, etc.
PCBs are available for this one, but be warned that the HanRun jack will be hard to find. You might need to fly-wire it for testing, or write Seeed and ask for a jack.
Schematic and PCB are on the ENC424J600 breakout board wiki.
Justed started working with the openpicus.com wireless device also based on Microchip’s architecture.
I am interested in taking over the project. How many boards can you supply?
My interested is developing set of routines to collect data from a mesh of embedded devices.
waiting 4 the assembled one
@yohon – I’d be happy to supply one to anyone who asks. If you get it up and going I’ll gladly send you as many as you need (within reason) :)
@chipres – this is stalled so it might be a while, but I’ve sent out a few PCBs now so maybe someone else will do the testing needed for us to get it into production.
Please send me one PCB. Can you get the my address from my account or should I send it to an non-public email?
I am the only one or is it a bit a mess with these MagJacks. They have more or less the same footprint but every one has an different pin-out.
Does someone know about a guide or list with all different Jacks and there features?
Any input appreciated.
I have the Hanrun HR911105A MagJacks
(look at http://www.i-biznes.com/catalog/en-connect.php)
Is it still possible to get a PCB?