3 ports switch with W5100
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RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by jckim ·
Sorry,
It is not possible to use the MII or the RGMII with the W5100.
Thanks,
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
Thank you for your reply,
so, in your opinion, which is the best way to implement a 3 way switch on my board?
Reards
Giuseppe
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
Ok,
the right answer was: Change the W5100 with W3150A+ and then use the Microchip LAN9303 ethernet switch.
The W3150+ is fully software compatible with W5100, so hardware change is the only work to do.
Thank you.
Regards
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by loreno ·
Hello miaooaim, i have your same need to connect several devices in daisy chain.
I’d like to know if you’ve reached your goal using W3150A+ and LAN9303.
Thank you very much!
Best regards
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
Hi Ioreno,
yes, it works very well.
Our devices are using this solution since 2014 and we don’t have any problem by now.
Regards.
RE: RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by loreno ·
Very good! Thank you so much for the reply
regards
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
RE: RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
Here an example of the connection beetwen 9303 and 3150+
Regards
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by Time Slice ·
Dear Giuseppe
I am trying to implement what you have done with 3150 and 9303. I have working 5100 unit, so I am going to follow your reference design and replace 5100 with 3150 and 9303. I cannot seem to read the picture well. Would you mind sending me the readable file of the schematics?
Thanks
C.
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
Hope these are useful.
Regards
G.
Page_1-2.pdf (1.5 MB) Page_2-2.pdf (2.1 MB)
RE: RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by roberto ·
hi i have many cuestions about you shematic can you help me with your mail please
roberto
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
Ask, if I can I’ll help you
RE: RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by roberto ·
RE: 3 ports switch with W5100
by miaooaim ·
XA is the board microprocessor address bus.
XB is the board microprocessor data bus.
Signal from/to microprocessor are also: /CS, /RD, /WE and /IRQ_EXP.
The addressing of 3150 is with 2 address line only.
SJ13-19-20-21 are solder joint pad on printed circuit. You have to select the LAN9303 functional mode. In my case “Chiuso” means “Closed” and “Aperto” means “Open”.
SJ7-8-9-10-11-12 are also soder joint pad, but with the possibility to switch the pins 2 and 4 in 2 way. “Chiudere” means “Close” the couple of pad indicate after.
I suggest you to study the LAN9303 datasheet to understand why I’ve done this circuit solution.
Regards