would say Freddie Mercury
I'm no Freddie Mercury, but I too need a wired ethernet connection now.
This is a very cheap and fast solution for GIGA.
Two options: W5500 Lite or W5500 Standard; find these small shields for a few Euros both on Amazon (fast) and on Aliexpress (cheap).
W5500 Lite works at 3.3V, W5500 Standard has the double option 5/3.3V but must work at 3.3V like all the Shield for GIGA.
Generally, be careful not to use Shield for UNO or MEGA.
Software:
You can use the examples for GIGA found in the IDE after installing the Board.
Two changes are needed:
Download Ethernet2 with the Library Manager and in the sketches replace #include <Ethernet.h> with #include <Ethernet2.h>
Comment out all references to the Ethernet.hardwareStatus() and Ethernet.linkstatus() instructions because they are not supported by the library.
the Arduino Ethernet shields work good on 3.3 V Arduinos. the chip has 3.3 V logic level with 5 V tolerance. The shields are powered from 5 V and convert the voltage for the W5x00 to 3.3 V
The Ethernet2 library is obsolete. The Ethernet library supports the W5500 sice version 2.0.0 from 2018.
The Ethernet2 library is obsolete. The Ethernet library supports the W5500 sice version 2.0.0 from 2018.
I Just re-tried, but it seems not working, I downloaded the 2.0.1 too.
did you tested it with GIGA ?
The Arduino Ethernet shields work good on 3.3 V Arduinos. the chip has 3.3 V logic level with 5 V tolerance. The shields are powered from 5 V and convert the voltage for the W5x00 to 3.3 V
Good to know
like i said i needed a quick solution using what i had around the house..