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The ethernet shield connects to an Arduino board using long wire-wrap headers which extend through the shield. This keeps the pin layout intact and allows another shield to be stacked on top. The latest revision of the shield adds a micro-SD card slot, which can be used to store files for serving over the network.

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i have two arduino mega and they send data to each other by an I2C connection. But one of those arduinos is connected to an ethernet shield which allows it to send data to a web server. Being both ...
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I'm setting up an Elegoo Uno R3 with a Seeed 5200 ethernet shield to monitor water flow and temperature. It needs to run unattended for weeks at time (being called several times a day by a remote ...
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I have searched this question but could not find an answer on this site. There was a related question - Latest Ethernet shield - used pins, how to bypass restrictions on arduino forums, but, I was ...
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Does anyone know if there is an Ethernet shield is compatible with the Arduino Ethernet shield (R3)? The R3 does not seem to be in production anymore and I need a replacement shield. Found some from ...
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I'm trying to combine a MySensors network with the usage of a SD card. Currently I'm working with the SD card reader on the EthernetShield v2. The NRF24L01+ chip I'm using is also using SPI but we ...
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I am simply trying to send a simple HTTP request from an Arduino Uno with w5500 Ethernet Shield to a local server running on my PC. The two are connected via a crossover ethernet cable and I am able ...
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I have two somewhat similar sketches that use both HC-12 [for data collection] and a W5100-type Ethernet Shield [for Email construction and transmit]. Both sketches run fine until the code for the ...
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Actually I'm using a W5100 Hanrun HR911105A 16/02 Ethernet shield with an Arduino Uno (original). I tried this code from the examples: #include <SPI.h> #include <Ethernet.h> // Enter a ...
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Arduino Due's operating voltage is 3.3 volt and Ethernet shield operates on 5 volt supply. So my question is that this Ethernet shield will work on an Arduino Due and also if it will not harm the ...
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