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PIC-P67J60
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Prototype board for PIC18F67J60 with Ethernet and TCP-IP stack
Price | 12.95 EUR |
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10 - 49 pcs | 11.66 EUR |
50 - 10000 pcs | 10.36 EUR |
If you want to build your own internet enabled device, this is the board for you. It has a PIC18F67J60 microcontroller which has an integrated Ethernet MAC+PHY and comes pre-programmed with Microchip's free TCP-IP stack. All you need is adding your circuit in the prototype area and you are ready! With a 128K Flash memory for programs and a 128KB Flash memory, your application will not suffer from low memory at all.
FEATURES
- PIC18F67J60 microcontroller with Ethernet and 1Mbit memory
- 1Mbit data Flash for data storage
- ICSP/ICD connector for programming with PIC-KIT3 or any PIC18-compatible programmer/debugger
- Ethernet connector with status leds
- RS232 driver and connector
- Complete web server and TCP-IP stack support as per Microchip's open source TCP-IP stack
- All PIC free ports available on header close to the prototype area
- Dimensions 100x80 mm (3.94 x 3.4")
DOCUMENTS
- PIC-P67J60.pdf user's manual
- Understanding PIC WEB boards and Microchip TCP-IP stack tutorial
- Microchip TCP/IP AN833 - please read carefully, the TCP/IP stack is described
- PIC-P67J60 European Declaration of Conformity
HARDWARE
- PIC-P67J60 schematic Revision A
- PIC ICSP connector
SOFTWARE
- PIC-P67J60 for TCP/IP stack v5.36 demo with patch applied, refer to the readme
- Microchip TCP-IP Stack 5.36 patch ONLY by Carmine Noviello from Italy
- obsolete Microchip TCP-IP Stack 5.00 modified for PIC-P67J60
- There is a known issue with C18 V3.37.01 & TCIP/IP V5.31 (or TCIP/IP V5.00). The fastest workaround is to use the previous C18 (v3.34) until the next C18 version is released. Another work around is to use this p18f67j60.h instead the one provided by the newer compilers