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I could also observe that when I execute the Ethernet.linkStatus () instruction, it always returns that the cable is disconnected
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the SPI communication with the module doesn't work. how did you wire it? |
Yes, it is detecting it, it returns 10. |
ok. If the Ethernet.linkStatus() is invoked too soon, it may return LinkOFF. |
Thank you so much, the problem was solved adding |
Hi @Daescobarh9415, I am having an issue in which i am not even able to get the ENC module to work via DHCP, i have tried to follow what you guys discussed here, but no luck so far, would you be able to share with me the files you edited Ijust want to check them out, or maybe explain exactly where i go edit in the code. I am trying to interface the ENC module with a Nucleo using mbed. I will greatly appreciate your assistance. |
I've just tried to use the EthernetENC library with the WebClient example, but the program it stays in an infinite loop in ethernet.begin (mac); I checked and saw that it does not come out of a while in Enc28J60Network.cpp line 263, because the function readReg(EIR) always return 0x00.
I am using a mkr1010 and enc28j60
Does anyone know what could be wrong?
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