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( version 3 )
A single side, through hole, Arduino ethernet shield, designed in Kicad 5.
( all the components datasheets can be found in the DATASHEETS directory )
Jumper J3
The CS/SS ( chip select / slave select ) signal can be connected to Arduino Pin 10 or Pin 9 using the J3 jumper.
* Jumper on the 1-2 pins connects CS/SS to Arduino Pin 10. ( default )
* Jumper on the 2-3 pins connects CS/SS to Arduino Pin 9.
The Interrupt pin from the ENC28J60 it can be connected to Arduino Pin 9 or Pin 8 using the J3 jumper.
* Jumper on the 3-4 pins connects the ENC28J60's interrupt pin to Arduino Pin 9.
* Jumper on the 4-5 pins connects the ENC28J60's interrupt pin to Arduino Pin 8.
Optionally, you can populate the U4 socket with an AT24MAC402-602 on a 8-Pin SOIC to DIP adapter ( something like this or this ) to have a legit MAC Address and an extra 2Kbit serial EEPROM.
Jumper J4
The I2C address of the AT24MAC402-602 can be selected using Jumper J3 as :
* Jumper on 2-3 pins address is 0. ( default )
* Jumper on 1-2 pins address is 1.
( in EXAMPLES directory. Of course the examples work with any ENC28J60 board / module. )
EthernetRest
Using the you can control all digital and analog pins and / or executing custom functions or read custom variables.
Those pictures are from v1. It didn't have the AT24MAC402-602 option and the CS/SS Pin selection designed yet.
As you can see in the picture below, the AT24MAC402, is on the small red 8-Pin SOIC to DIP adapter on the breadboard.
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