W5500 is Heating
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RE: W5500 is Heating
by Eugeny ·
It will heat because chip has PHY drivers inside. You should be able to hold a finger on the chip, but it must be hot during the operation. Power PHY down using PHYCFGR register and check if it still heats. And I do not think these pins are the cause unless chip is defective.
RE: W5500 is Heating
by Sametzedmir ·
Thanks for reply Eugeny. Can you explain more your saying? How I configurate power of PHY. When i researching, i found ‘setPHYCFGR()’ . But i dont know what i do?
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RE: RE: W5500 is Heating
by Eugeny ·
Datasheet page 42.