For a project I want to use a (W5100) EthernetShield in combination with a "stand alone" Arduino.
So only the ATmega328 chip with it's crystal, Reset pullup, power etc.. (so I don't wanna use the Arduino board itself)
Question: what connections should I make from EthernetShield to the ATmega chip?
If I test this "stand alone" project with pin 10, 11, 12, 13 and 4 connected, and all the power pins (3.3 volt, 5 volt, GND's), then it doesn't work.
You must use the ICSP connector for the SPI data lines if the ethernet shield has the ICSP connector. If it has the connector, the ethernet shield does not connect to D11-D13. It uses only the ICSP connector for SPI data lines.
The ICSP connector wiring is top center in the schematic.
Atmoz:
Hmzzz, it doesn't work with the ICSP connections connected
I've used both the Arduino-board and the EthetnetShield (not stacked). I connected both with 10cm long wires (all 6 connections of the ICSP header).
And further also the +5v, +3.3v, GND, and Vinput
Should I connect more then that?
Thanks in advance (again!!)
With kind regards,
Atmoz
10, 11, 12 & 13 are mapped to the ICSP on the uno, but the input on the W5100 board only looks at the ICSP connector for the dual mapped pins 11, 12 & 13. the real pin 10 must go to the W5100 pin 10, then it would work.