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    wiznet 6100 (WZ610MJ Rev1.0) with arduino ethernet libraries

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      KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

      @andycadams2011 The easiest way is to replace the Ethernet library folder in x86.

      Spresense SPI CS is automatically controlled by hardware. Additionally, its behavior is different for different SPI modes. See more here: https://developer.sony.com/develop/spresense/docs/arduino_developer_guide_en.html#_features_and_limitations

      Best Regards,
      Kamil Tomaszewski

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        AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

        @kamiltomaszewski I'm attempting to load the chatServer example sketch from the arduino IDE and I'm getting an assortment of errors after replacing the x86 ethernet library file with the library you linked. any advice? this is a senior project and im very much in past my understanding at this point.

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          KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

          @andycadams2011 You need to make changes from the fork I sent you earlier: https://github.com/kamtom480/Ethernet/blob/f939d8d83a00223eae38e4d2bc748ec277820064/src/EthernetClient.cpp#L50

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            AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

            @kamiltomaszewski Thanks! i went through added the library changes and can now successfully compile. However I'm still having issues communicating with the board. I've taken a capture of the SPI communication between the spresense with extension and the wiz610MJ as well as the console print out showing no ethernet board connected

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              KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

              @andycadams2011 If you are not using a dial, I recommend that you use a pin other than 10 as SPI CS. For example you can use pin 9. To change it, modify: https://github.com/Wiznet/Ethernet/blob/a07596c08dd52038fcf35a6006e05e6f50955477/src/utility/w5100.cpp#L56

              uint8_t  W5100Class::ss_pin = 9;
              

              Then you can use SPI mode 0 for Spresense. If I changed the mode for Spresense to 3, you can change it to 0.

              #define SPI_ETHERNET_SETTINGS SPISettings(14000000, MSBFIRST, SPI_MODE0)
              

              You can also try a slower clock.

              If you want to use SPI on the main board, you can change all SPI. toSPI5. in the library. Thanks to this the library will use SPI on the main board.

              For example: Change:

              SPI.beginTransaction(SPI_ETHERNET_SETTINGS);
              

              to:

              SPI5.beginTransaction(SPI_ETHERNET_SETTINGS);
              
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                AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

                @kamiltomaszewski a dial? as in a potentiometer?

                i'm presently using the extension board in order to get faster SPI speeds from using SPI channel 4 instead of channel 5 on the main board. the ethernet chip im using says it supports up to a 70MHz spi clock speed as well as SPI modes 0 and 3, so i'm not sure if that's the issue. Do you think those options are worth exploring anyway?

                would using pin 10 as the CS pin cause issues? that is presently how I have it wired on the extension board.

                Thanks so much for your help
                Andy Adams

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                  AndyAdams @AndyAdams last edited by

                  @andycadams2011 changing the cs pin helped, it seems there is more meaningful communication going on. What should i expect to be seeing as far as communication between these chips?
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                    KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

                    @andycadams2011 Additionally, if you use a pin other than 10 as SPI CS, the CS control functions should look like this:

                    #elif defined(ARDUINO_spresense_ast)
                    	inline static void initSS() {
                    		pinMode(ss_pin, OUTPUT);
                    	}
                    	inline static void setSS() {
                    		digitalWrite(ss_pin, LOW);
                    	}
                    	inline static void resetSS() {
                    		digitalWrite(ss_pin, HIGH);
                    	}
                    #else
                    

                    Currently, your CS does not change state.

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                      AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

                      @kamiltomaszewski where would i add that code? does that go into one of the library files?

                      also it appears the CS pin is changing, its just being held low through the entire SPI communication
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                        KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld last edited by

                        @andycadams2011 Did you modify this file: https://github.com/Wiznet/Ethernet/blob/a07596c08dd52038fcf35a6006e05e6f50955477/src/utility/w5100.h#L546 as I showed here: https://github.com/kamtom480/Ethernet/commit/f939d8d83a00223eae38e4d2bc748ec277820064?

                        In fact, if you are using a pin other than 10 as SPI CS, you can only modify src/EthernetClient.cpp as I showed here: https://github.com/kamtom480/Ethernet/commit/f939d8d83a00223eae38e4d2bc748ec277820064

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                          AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

                          @kamiltomaszewski yes. i went back and redownloaded the library and made changes mentioned in your first post just to be safe and its still giving me the same issue. Would it be easier if I uploaded my modified library files somewhere?

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                            KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

                            @andycadams2011 Yes, it will be easier when you upload it somewhere.

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                              AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

                              @kamiltomaszewski https://github.com/Bearham/EthernetLibrary

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                                AndyAdams @AndyAdams last edited by AndyAdams

                                @andycadams2011 I've narrowed the problem down to the softReset() function call. it appears to return 0 when chip = 61.

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                                console print:
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                                update: I've further narrowed the problem down to this "ReadSYSR_W6100()" function call which evaluated to 255. It would need to be a value between 0-127 in order to break this do-while loop.
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                                  KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

                                  @andycadams2011 Please try this: https://github.com/Bearham/EthernetLibrary/pull/1. Remember that SPI CS should be connected to pin 9.

                                  Best Regards,
                                  Kamil Tomaszewski

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                                    AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

                                    @kamiltomaszewski That change did not solve the issue, I still get an error that the ethernet shield was not found. I've been calling Ethernet.init(9) in my program, which sets should set "uint8_t W5100Class::ss_pin" variable to 9 if im understanding the library correctly? (which is entirely possible that i'm not)

                                    what else would be useful for me to provide?

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                                      KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

                                      @andycadams2011 What operating voltage of the GPIO pin sockets are you using: https://developer.sony.com/develop/spresense/docs/hw_docs_en.html#_setting_operating_voltage?

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                                        AndyAdams @KamilTomaszewski last edited by

                                        @kamiltomaszewski operating voltage is 3v3

                                        after restarting it 3 times, it seems to have started working. The library recognizes the board, however It says that an ethernet cable is not connected?

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                                          AndyAdams @AndyAdams last edited by

                                          @andycadams2011 it seems like the issue is with the Ethernet.linkStatus() call. should i be expecting these calls to work with the 6100?

                                          I've tracked the issue down to this section of code, which evaluated to 6, which then returns LINK_OFF:
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                                            KamilTomaszewski DeveloperWorld @AndyAdams last edited by

                                            @andycadams2011 According to chapter 4.1.18 this is the correct link status checking: http://wizwiki.net/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php/products:w6100:w6100_ds_v104e.pdf

                                            Could you please try unplugging the cable and see what the return value will be? Also 6?

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