Ethernet Overlay Shield for Particle Photon and Electron (BETA)
Highlights
- Ethernet Overlay Shield for Particle Photon/Electron
- Supports DHCP and TCP/IP Communications
- Use our GitHub Library for Working Sample Code
- Fits Directly Into NCD IoT Motherboards
- Beta Version Provides Hardware Implementation Layer
- TCP Client or TCP Server capable
- Includes Extension Pins
- Does Not Yet Support Communications to the Particle Cloud
This Ethernet Overlay Shield brings us one step closer to connecting to the Particle Cloud over Ethernet. This Beta release consists of working hardware capable of negotiating a IP address with a DHCP server and sending/receiving data over TCP or UDP sockets. Using this overlay module the Particle module is capable of acting as the Client or Server in TCP/UDP applications via an Ethernet wired connection. This Ethernet Overlay shield serves as a finalized and validated working hardware implementation layer in preparation for a future firmware release that will, when complete, route all Particle cloud traffic through an Ethernet hardwired interface. We thought our hard-core coders might want to experiment with Ethernet communications in conjunction with our GitHub library.
This overlay shield was designed to fit into NCD devices with a IoT interface. This overlay shield fits over the top of Particle Photon or Electron, and extends into NCD device using the outside connection pins. Please see the Resources tab for close-up photos of how this overlay fits into NCD IoT devices.
This module does not support POE, though this may be possible in future iterations.
Mechanical Drawing
Wiring Diagrams
Official Repository
This module is compatible with all Particle based modules which utilize Particle standard SPI port connections including, but not limited to, Photon, Electron, Bluz, and RedBear Duo.
- Designed as a Overlay Shield for Particle Photon, Electron, RedBear Duo or Bluz
- Designed to fit into NCD IoT Devices
- Does Not Yet Support Communications to the Particle Cloud
- Does Not Yet Support POE
Ethernet TCP/IP Compatibility Notes
This device periodically sends UDP Packets on port 13,000, which help identify the IP address of this device on your network.
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