LAN-W5500 App by SEIKAKU

It is used for the configuration of the W5500 network port, and the IP address, default gateway, subnet mask and baud rate of the network

WIZnet

Published September 02, 2022 · © Apache License 2.0 (Apache-2.0)

Original author: Seikaku · ChinaOriginal source (new tab)

Project description

It is used for the configuration of the W5500 network port, and the IP address, default gateway, subnet mask and baud rate of the network port can be modified.

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