I2C Shield for Onion Omega with Ethernet Port
Highlights
- Provides Ethernet Port to Onion Omega 2 & 1
- Speed upto 100Mbps
- Onboard USB, I2C, and RJ45 Connector
- Onboard I2C Level Shifter
- Ideal to Control Relays, FET Drivers and PWM Through Ethernet
- Provides a I2C Expansion Port for Interface to NCD I2C Devices
- Onboard Power Management
The OOET is a multi-purpose board which works with Onion Omega. This Onion Omega Ethernet adapter provides an Ethernet Expansion for the Onion Omega 2 & 1 as well as an I2C port. It has a Micro USB Interface for power and programming the Onion Omega. An on-board level-shifter is included to convert the Onion Omega I2C Interface to our 5V standard.
Using the Ethernet port you can control and program your onion omega over a network.
The Onion Omega Ethernet Shield (OOET) allows the Onion Omega to connect to hundreds of sensors, relay controllers, current monitoring devices, and a growing array of FET drivers.
This Ethernet Shield For Onion Omega is compatible with the OOKF Key Fob Receiver, allowing a Key Fob transmitter to control the I/O lines of the Onion Omega. This interface adapter is compatible with Onion Omega 1 and 2. Also compatible with the OOXB Communications Overlay Shield.
nodeLynk™ Master Adapter
This is a nodeLynk Master adapter. nodeLynk Master adapters speak to a chain of nodeLynk devices using I2C communications.
What is nodeLynk?
Chain expansion devices using nodeLynk. Connect a wide variety of accessories to expand the capabilities of a nodeLynk compatible controller. Use nodeLynk to add Relay Controllers, Sensors, PWM Drivers, Displays, and a wide variety of 4-20mA, 0-10V ADCs and DACs, as well as a wide array of TTL & Isolated GPIO devices. All nodeLynk devices use I2C communications to chain devices together. nodeLynk is an easy way to expand functionality without soldering. nodeLynk allows expansion in seconds so you can focus on your software and firmware development.
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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.