W6100 last byte becomes first
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RE: W6100 last byte becomes first
by mon2 mon2 ·
Hi. I am new to the W6100 and about to start some new designs with this controller but thought to ask - could this be due to an internal cyclic buffer?
What if you write “1234567” and read this back - what is the result?
RE: W6100 last byte becomes first
by Mihail Balezin ·
Thank you for your help!
You were right, It was my mistake. My MCU operates with 80 MHz frequency, so I was sure, that there shouldn’t be any problem with bus communication with 100 MHz Wiznet. I just increased timings and now it works properly.