Unable to initialize W5100 using Arduino Pro Mini
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RE: Unable to initialize W5100 using Arduino Pro Mini
by Edward ·
Hi…
First, refer to below site and download library. (It is lastest update)
Please Download ZIP button.
github.com/Wiznet/WIZ_Ethernet_Library
So, Delete the ethernet folder that has the original. Delete the ethernet folder that has the original.
and this route to copy & paste to download file.
Second, retry test.
Thank you
RE: Unable to initialize W5100 using Arduino Pro Mini
by igorsyl ·
I am using Arduino v1.6.7. Would the library WIZ Ethernet Arduino IDE 1.5.x work with Arduino 1.6.7 or should I use Arduino 1.5.x?
Also, how should I proceed if this does not fix the issue? I am in a far timezone from you and our conversation may be delayed as a result.
RE: Unable to initialize W5100 using Arduino Pro Mini
by igorsyl ·
Hello,
I deleted the Arduino Ethernet library directory and replaced it with the library in your GitHub account. I am still unable to initialize the W5100.
How should I keep debugging this issue?
Thank you.
RE: Unable to initialize W5100 using Arduino Pro Mini
by Coccoliso ·
hi,
concerns little Arduino but…
my hardware init sequence is :
set CS and RST as output
low RST
high CS
high RST
set SPI config ( spi as master, oscdiv , clock idle low, clock rising edge , sample at middle )
enable SPI
delay 500 usecs
now set W5100:
write on MR reg 0x80 value ( software reset ) (see note)
set gateway
set mac
set subnet
set ip address
set memory sizes for TX and RX
delay 800 msecs
after a DHCP response ( if used ) you can reassign net parms starting from MR reg step and maybe that’s what you’re missing.
Last 800 msecs time wait is a a certainty because the W5100 you should respond in 300/400 msecs while if you overdo it you can check the RDY pin and waste another IO to do it (I honestly prefer to wait a second).
This works in many embedded sources but now you must find the functions that make it into Arduino’s dialect .