This project builds the Web example of Surf 5 in VS Code. It shows the process of flashing the extracted binary file to Surf 5 in boot mode using the ISP Tool and conducting a Web server test with Hercules.
If you are experiencing difficulties with the process mentioned above, please refer to the link below.
Connect Surf 5 to desktop or laptop using 5 pin micro USB cable.
Step 3: Setup Web Server Example
To test the Web Server example, Open the project file located at 'D:\projects\W7500x-Surf5\Projects\W7500x_StdPeriph_Templates\MDK' path.
In the project, right-click on main.c and press 'Remove File 'main.c'' to remove 'main.c'.
Right-click on the 'User' folder and click 'Add Existing Files to Group 'User'...'.
Add main.c from the 'W7500x-Surf5\Projects\W7500x_StdPeriph_Examples\WZTOE\WZTOE_WebServer' directory.
Press the 'F7' button to build.
Step 4: Upload and Run
Web Server Mode
Please turn on the 'W7500 ISP Tool' for flashing.
Click the 'Browse' button in Step 5 of the tool. Then, select W7500x.bin located in the '...\W7500x-Surf5\Projects\W7500x_StdPeriph_Templates\MDK' path.
Enter Surf 5 into boot mode and search for Surf 5's serial port, then press 'Open'.
If the connection to the tool is successful, a successful connection message will appear as below.
Press the 'Start All Steps' button to start flashing.
Use Hercules to connect to Surf 5 and verify that the message indicating DHCP has started appears.
After a slight delay once DHCP assignment is made, the message 'DHCP Success' will appear along with the creation of the web server's address (IP: 192.168.xxx.xxx).
By entering the IP address assigned by DHCP into a web browser window, the ADC values will be displayed as follows. (The ADC port is GPIO port C, pins 12 to 15.)
The information of the client that accessed the web server from Hercules can be verified as follows.
