W5500 / Atmega1284p 0.0.0.0 server address
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RE: W5500 / Atmega1284p 0.0.0.0 server address
by Vynz ·
To add more informations, I think I found the problem. I did burn a MightyCore Standard bootloader in my 1284p.
The pins are then differents than the Uno, so this could probably be fixed by burning a Bobuino version of MightyCore to match the pin out…
I’ll try this solution and update this post
RE: W5500 / Atmega1284p 0.0.0.0 server address
by Vynz ·
I just solved my problem, it needed some modifications of w5500.h and Ethernet2.h files.
Switch CS pin definition from 10 to 4 :
w5500.h line 135
Ethernet2.h : lines 34-35
RE: RE: W5500 / Atmega1284p 0.0.0.0 server address
by Matthew ·
Good!
Yes, If you want to use the Arduino Ethernet example, you need to Define(set) the CS Pin.