Exchanging DATA between 5500 and Browser on PC
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RE: Exchanging DATA between 5500 and Browser on PC
by bruno WIZnet ·
Hello Aurangzeb,
Based on your description of wanting to send data from a browser app on a laptop to a microcontroller using a W5500 module, without running server software on the laptop, here are the answers to your questions:
Can this be accomplished without client-server firmware running on the microcontroller?
Can this be implemented simply using a crossover Ethernet cable?
In summary, for the microcontroller to read data, server-client functionality needs to be assigned, and the appropriate firmware is necessary. Direct connection using a crossover Ethernet cable is feasible but requires proper network setup and firmware implementation.