W5500 Socket Setup for Independent UDP Packets
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RE: W5500 Socket Setup for Independent UDP Packets
by Eugeny ·
Does W5500 have different IP address than PC1 and PC2, and have unique MAC address?
RE: RE: W5500 Socket Setup for Independent UDP Packets
by Mtuan ·
Yes. They all have different IP addresses, but they will be on the same subnet.
RE: W5500 Socket Setup for Independent UDP Packets
by Eugeny ·
I consider the case when you connect a node to the network and existing nodes stop working as not possible if network is configured properly, if all the devices are configured properly and are not faulty. You must perform more testing trying changing switch, use Wireshark to identify any useful pattern of failure. You have something you do not yet see or realize.