Wizfi250 missing
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RE: Wizfi250 missing
by irina WIZnet ·
Hi, kzsolt2!
Can you check whether I understand right?
I think (3) If WizFi250 get a data from socket, it sends to host MCU with SPI.(Because it is connected with SPI) And you should set SPI interrupt in host MCU.
And then, Host MCU can notice the data from socket.
Isn’t it right…?
Or what about using UART like above?
Regards,
Tom.
RE: RE: Wizfi250 missing
by kzsolt2 ·
Dear Tom!
For example for wiz5500, the wiz net always a SPI slave, this host MCU always the SPI master.
In this configuration slave transfer data only if master request it.
Therefore wiz5500 have interrupt to signal for example “data revceived, pelase read it master”.
I think (becuse not specified) wizfi SPI act as slave like above.
In this configuration slave transfer data only if master request it.
In our board have uart and/or SPI transfer capability too.
At this moment I use uart.
But SPI can have big advantage, not require to reserve big transmit and receive buffer.
Moreover host can send and receive data if they have time for.
uart have no this capability.
best regards, kzsolt2
RE: Wizfi250 missing
by irina WIZnet ·
Hi, kzsolt2!
→ If you supposed to use UART, what about using UART interrupt ??
Do I understand right?
Regards,
Tom
RE: Wizfi250 missing
by kzsolt2 ·
Dear Tom!
For UART you do not need interrupt.
The received UART character itself an interrupt source (MCU internal).
Therefore if you use uart then you do not need interrupt.
But SPI has no this capability (slave have no chance to send data asynchrnously).
Maybe you think we can use UART as “interrupt lead” and all communication done using SPI?
This is not possible, beacuse according the documentation wifi250 autoselect communication channel.
If you communicate using UART then use this channel to send data.
If you communicate using SPI then use this channel to send data.
Therefore, if you select SPI then wizfi250 cannot send received data over UART (to generate “interrupt”).
Best Resards, kzsolt2