TCP/IP stack for GPRS
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From: Jesper on 7 Mar 2005 13:42 Hey Any of you had any experience with running tcp/ip stack on 8051 for GPRS purpose?? Which 8051 uC and TCP/IP stack did you use?? Free ones preferred :-) Or should I use a different uC like AVR ATMega128 og an ARM7 like Phillips LPC21XX. I've only got experience with 8051 uC.... It's my first GPRS project, any suggestions on my choice of TCP/IP stack?? Regards Jesper Denmark
From: Pierre de Vos on 7 Mar 2005 15:20 Look at the TC45 from Siemens, it is a Java module and includes the TCP/IP stack. Pierre "Jesper" <jesperkr(a)mail.dk> wrote in message news:4bd6bf8a.0503071042.5cffc0fa(a)posting.google.com... > Hey > > Any of you had any experience with running tcp/ip stack on 8051 for > GPRS purpose?? Which 8051 uC and TCP/IP stack did you use?? Free ones > preferred :-) > > Or should I use a different uC like AVR ATMega128 og an ARM7 like > Phillips LPC21XX. I've only got experience with 8051 uC.... > > It's my first GPRS project, any suggestions on my choice of TCP/IP > stack?? > > Regards > > Jesper > Denmark
From: Ross Marchant on 7 Mar 2005 19:43 "Jesper" <jesperkr(a)mail.dk> wrote in message news:4bd6bf8a.0503071042.5cffc0fa(a)posting.google.com... > Hey > > Any of you had any experience with running tcp/ip stack on 8051 for > GPRS purpose?? Which 8051 uC and TCP/IP stack did you use?? Free ones > preferred :-) > > Or should I use a different uC like AVR ATMega128 og an ARM7 like > Phillips LPC21XX. I've only got experience with 8051 uC.... > > It's my first GPRS project, any suggestions on my choice of TCP/IP > stack?? > > Regards > > Jesper > Denmark You could use a GPRS modem with built in TCP/IP We use an alphamicro module http://www.alphamicro.net/components/product.asp?id=218&line=4 and have found it to be pretty good. It uses easy AT commands. Ross
From: Robert Lacoste on 8 Mar 2005 03:02 Why not using a GSM/GPRS module with a built-in TCP-IP stack ? Cf products from Wavecom, Sony-Erricson, Sagem, Telit, Siemens, etc Yours, -- Robert Lacoste ALCIOM - The mixed signal experts www.alciom.com "Jesper" <jesperkr(a)mail.dk> a ýcrit dans le message de news: 4bd6bf8a.0503071042.5cffc0fa(a)posting.google.com... > Hey > > Any of you had any experience with running tcp/ip stack on 8051 for > GPRS purpose?? Which 8051 uC and TCP/IP stack did you use?? Free ones > preferred :-) > > Or should I use a different uC like AVR ATMega128 og an ARM7 like > Phillips LPC21XX. I've only got experience with 8051 uC.... > > It's my first GPRS project, any suggestions on my choice of TCP/IP > stack?? > > Regards > > Jesper > Denmark
From: Jesper on 8 Mar 2005 15:31
Hey again Well TC45 or TC65 is'nt an option, because of it's few i/o pins. Jesper "Robert Lacoste" <see-www-alciom-com-for-email(a)spam> wrote in message news:<422d5c00$0$305$7a628cd7(a)news.club-internet.fr>... > Why not using a GSM/GPRS module with a built-in TCP-IP stack ? Cf products > from Wavecom, Sony-Erricson, Sagem, Telit, Siemens, etc > > Yours, > > -- > Robert Lacoste > ALCIOM - The mixed signal experts > www.alciom.com > > > "Jesper" <jesperkr(a)mail.dk> a ýcrit dans le message de news: > 4bd6bf8a.0503071042.5cffc0fa(a)posting.google.com... > > Hey > > > > Any of you had any experience with running tcp/ip stack on 8051 for > > GPRS purpose?? Which 8051 uC and TCP/IP stack did you use?? Free ones > > preferred :-) > > > > Or should I use a different uC like AVR ATMega128 og an ARM7 like > > Phillips LPC21XX. I've only got experience with 8051 uC.... > > > > It's my first GPRS project, any suggestions on my choice of TCP/IP > > stack?? > > > > Regards > > > > Jesper > > Denmark |