Receiving UDP with W5500
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RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by lawrence WIZnet ·
Hello, steve
Thank you for your interests in W5500.
Unfortunately, W5500 does not support fragment. (not only 5500 but also all wiznet chip)
It means that 1472byte is the max data size in UDP and 1460byte in TCP.
If you want to send more than 1472byte, you have to send more than 1 time.
Thank you
lawrence
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by steve ·
Hi Lawrence,
thanks for your answer.
Thank you,
Steve
RE: RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by lawrence WIZnet ·
Hi Steve
you are welcome.
If you want to send over 1472, 1460 byte with one send command,
you put the data into socket buffer over 1472, 1460 byte
And set the send size over it when you do send command.
W5500 automatically send one and more packets.
Thank you
lawrence
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by steve ·
Hi Lawrence,
thanks again for your reply.
I will try this.
Thank you,
Steve
RE: RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by lawrence WIZnet ·
you’r welcome
feel free to ask anything makes you confused
lawrence
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by effort ·
Hi!
I work with the w5500 chip. I send an udp packet with a length of 1470 bytes, but after connecting to the computer and establishing a connection, I receive packets with data of 1472 bytes in length. The question is as follows. How to properly reset the TX buffer and the pointer to it if the data in different packets should not be combined.
RE: RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by lawrence WIZnet ·
hi, effort
w5500 has auto pointer calculation. After send command, tx buffer will be reset(command must be cleared). And after recv command, rx pointer will be calculated.
When w5500 udp received packet, it put 8 byte packet information into rx buffer. So, you should move the pointer by 8 to get original udp data.
You can refer this page to receive udp data.
https://wizwiki.net/wiki/doku.php?id=products:w5500:application:udp_function
thank you
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by effort ·
Thanks so much for the feedback and information. I still can’t get it working properly. I only need to send a UDP packet with data of 1470 bytes, which is less than MTU. I use 2 kb memory. The input is a sample of 12-bit data from the ADC, which I put in 48-bit packets. I put these packets in the memory of the W5500. After the SEND command, I get only one valid package. The SEND command does not reset the TX pointer, it continues to shift. Because of this, in the next packet I get a data gap and a data packet with a size of 1472 bytes (the maximum possible amount of data). I can’t figure out how to always send a new packet independent of the previous one to the same socket without reinitialization.
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by acpie360 ·
I am pretty sure the OP of this thread uses Wiznet’s ioLibrary. Are you using the library? If so, what is the SEND command you are referring to? For UDP, the send API is named as sendto(), and the receive API is recvfrom().
RE: RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by effort ·
Hello! I do not use the library. I use FPGA Cyclone 5 and send data using a state machine.
I use this parameter for sending:
localparam SEND_PACKET_SOCKET_0 = 32’b00000000_00000001_00001100_00100000;
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by lawrence WIZnet ·
sorry it is hard to understand localparam you shared.
could you explain how it works?
if you do not use iolibrary, refer this function to set pointer and write tx butter.
It is from iolibrary. you can refer more from ioLibrary_Driver/w5500.c at master · Wiznet/ioLibrary_Driver · GitHub
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by effort ·
Unfortunately, I cannot use the library. I want to make control of the w5500 without using a processor. I use a hardware SPI implemented on the FPGA. In heath, I get the following picture. The first packet has the size I need - 1470 bytes. So I conceived. The size of the memory that is allocated for the socket is 8 kB. Each time I shift the pointer (Sn_TX_WR) to the number of bytes transferred. The next packet for some reason becomes equal to 1472 bytes (i.e. the maximum possible data size for MTU). Then I get 5 packets of valid data, and in the 6th packet the data gets corrupted (apparently two different packets are combined after the memory is full). As I understood from the datasheet, the pointer points to the data until the memory runs out, and then continues to count further until the memory is full again. Help me understand how to always send a fixed packet length (from the first pointer value to the last). And how to clear the memory when transmitting each subsequent packet.

RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by effort ·
In the following figure, you can see how the pointer (tx_buffer_write_pointer) to the data is recounted. Here is the moment when the data is read and the pointer does not grow for some time.
RE: Receiving UDP with W5500
by effort ·
Hello!
I got some data.
At the beginning of the program, after the OPEN command, I read the value of Sn_TX_RD and accumulate data for transmission relative to it. Then I write the resulting value in Sn_TX_WR and get the following. After executing the SEND command, Sn_TX_WR changes as it should, and Sn_ТХ_RD remains the same. But the following is written in the dataset:
“Sn_TX_RD (Socket n TX Read Pointer Register) [R] [0x0022-0x0023] [0x0000]
After its initialization, it is auto-increased by SEND command. SEND command transmits the saved data from the current Sn_TX_RD to the Sn_TX_WR in the Socket n TX Buffer. After transmitting the saved data, the SEND command increases the Sn_TX_RD as same as the Sn_TX_WR”.
The question arises. Why this register can not change. The program has already been reviewed a hundred times and conducted many experiments. Help.