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Hello Everybody,

Arduino Due is it compatible with Arduino Ethernet shield or Arduino Wifi shield ?

If no, is there a work around ?

Best regards,

Laurent

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The exact question I want answered too.
Since the Due seems to have a 3.3v max while the Arduino wants 5V - I worry about plugging them together.

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They are both compatible.

For the Wifi shield, the library is still missing, so you can't still use it (unless you port the library by yourself). I'm working on it.

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Thank you for the update.

Based on your comments I should be able to plug in my Arduino Ethernet Shield to my soon to be ordered Due.

I also expect that the library should work as before in the new 32-bit environment.

If this is not the case, please let us both know what issues remain with the Ethernet communications aspect of the new Due.

Pat

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Based on your comments I should be able to plug in my Arduino Ethernet Shield to my soon to be ordered Due.
I also expect that the library should work as before in the new 32-bit environment.

Yup that should work without issues.

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It needs to be a recent/original arduino ethernet shield because it comes with the right level translators and the rest.

older eth shields (more than 1 year old and incompatible with the Mega) do not work.

m

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I have the Ethernet Shield (rev3) with the Beta Due running a COSM reporting sketch 24/7 for the past 3months with no problems.

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I have the Ethernet Shield (rev3) with the Beta Due running a COSM reporting sketch 24/7 for the past 3months with no problems.

What library are you using? Is one released??   Thanks..

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Please, we need to be very explicit what hardware will work with Due to ensure we keep the "I did ____ with a ____ and now my Due doesn't work" messages to a minimum.

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I have an Arduino Due R3 and an Arduino Ethernet Shield R3.
I want to connect these 2 but my worry is about is that the ICSP of the shield will be connected with the SPI of the Due. Do I have to change something in the code that I will use or it's ok?
I saw a tutorial for Arduino Mega and some hacks(cables+code) in order to work these together. Do I have to do something like that?


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Just plug the shield in the same pins as shown at the DUE and the shield's ICSP to DUE's SPI.
No conversion to 5V is needed in order to work properly the shield.