ip

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Any easy way to get a stamp talking over IP? NO I dont want a PC in the middle,
but another dedicated device to talk serial to the stamp and hand tcp/ip traffic
on the back side.

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--- In basicstamps@y..., "isgs294" <gws@c...> wrote:
> Any easy way to get a stamp talking over IP? NO I dont want a PC in
the middle, but another dedicated device to talk serial to the stamp
and hand tcp/ip traffic on the back side.

Check out a recent issue of "Nuts and Volts" magazine.

The October issue had at least one advertiser that offered an
Internet "applicance" - for lack of a better word. One "end" had a
connection for a RJ-45 interface to a network and the other "end" had
configurable i/o pins. I can't recall the language it used, but I
think it was a BASIC-like tokenized interpeter similar to that of a
Stamp.

Nuts and Volts has a website, but I cannot be sure of the URL. So do
a search and you should get a start at finding where you can pick up
a copy.

Jim "Ack" Cambron

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There are several "smart modem" devices for this.

http://www.netmedia.com/pr_sp.html (SitePlayer)

http://www.cermetek.com (iModem)

Also search for "Hello Device" - Kanda carries these, among others.

Al Williams
AWC
* Easy RS-232 Prototyping
http://www.al-williams.com/awce/rs1.htm




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Take a look at the rabbit RCM controllers - Not much more than a stamp,
programmable in C, 4 serial ports, 22 Mhz. Pretty reasonable
development kits.
www.rabbitsemiconductor.com

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--- In basicstamps@y..., "isgs294" <gws@c...> wrote:
> Any easy way to get a stamp talking over IP? NO I dont want a PC in
the middle, but another dedicated device to talk serial to the stamp
and hand tcp/ip traffic on the back side.

Check out a recent issue of "Nuts and Volts" magazine.

The October issue had at least one advertiser that offered an
Internet "applicance" - for lack of a better word. One "end" had a
connection for a RJ-45 interface to a network and the other "end" had
configurable i/o pins. I can't recall the language it used, but I
think it was a BASIC-like tokenized interpeter similar to that of a
Stamp.

Nuts and Volts has a website, but I cannot be sure of the URL. So do
a search and you should get a start at finding where you can pick up
a copy.

Jim "Ack" Cambron


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