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This project intends to build on some of the existing offerings (see below), to produce a low cost board fitted with ATmega328 and ENC28J60 which will allow simple servers and clients to be developed for about half the cost of an Arduino plus official shield, thus enabling this technology to be opened up to a wider user base. | This project intends to build on some of the existing offerings (see below), to produce a low cost board fitted with ATmega328 and ENC28J60 which will allow simple servers and clients to be developed for about half the cost of an Arduino plus official shield, thus enabling this technology to be opened up to a wider user base. | ||
A few members of the London Hackspace have decided to produce a batch of these ethernet boards, for the benefit of the members, and use them as a platform to host fundraising training and workshop sessions. | A few members of the London Hackspace have decided to produce a batch of these ethernet boards, for the benefit of the members, and use them as a hardware platform on which to host fundraising training courses and workshop sessions. | ||
It is possible that two versions of the ethernet board will be produced | It is possible that two versions of the ethernet board will be ultimately produced so as to meet two specific requirements. | ||
* Version A. Using conventional through hole components and DIL socketed ICs, with a connector pattern which is highly compatible with the existing Arduino shield range. Easily built by anyone who can do basic soldering. | * Version A. Using conventional through hole components and DIL socketed ICs, with a connector pattern which is highly compatible with the existing Arduino shield range. Easily built by anyone who can do basic soldering. | ||
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* Andrew Lindsay has [http://blog.thiseldo.co.uk/?p=344 rewritten the code] to make it easier to understand and use. He has also written a Pachube client with twitter updates. | * Andrew Lindsay has [http://blog.thiseldo.co.uk/?p=344 rewritten the code] to make it easier to understand and use. He has also written a Pachube client with twitter updates. | ||
* Simon Monk has produced a [http://srmonk.blogspot.com/2010/03/simplified-ethernet-library-for-28j60.html simplified Server Libray for the ENC28J60 shield] | * Simon Monk has produced a [http://srmonk.blogspot.com/2010/03/simplified-ethernet-library-for-28j60.html simplified Server Libray for the ENC28J60 shield] | ||
* Trystan Lea begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting is using this combination for his [http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/80 Openenergymonitor] and has improved the Client library | * Trystan Lea begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting is using this combination for his [http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/80 Openenergymonitor] and has improved the Client library | ||
