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I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet port

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Rune Christensen

Jan 1, 1970
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Hello

I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet
port.

The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

The price should be below $50

Cheers
Rune Christensen
 
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Rolavine

Jan 1, 1970
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Subject: I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an
ethernet port
From: "Rune Christensen" [email protected]
Date: 8/22/2004 8:11 AM Pacific Daylight Time
Message-id: <[email protected]>

Hello

I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet
port.

The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

The price should be below $50

Cheers
Rune Christensen
Check out Rabbit Semiconductor Modules (Digi Key), in quantity they may be
close to your target price.
 
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Roger Hamlett

Jan 1, 1970
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Rune Christensen said:
Hello

I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet
port.

The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

The price should be below $50

Cheers
Rune Christensen
I don't think you will find anything 'off the shelf', at this sort of
price break, with the features you want. However you could go DIY, with
something like a PIC (one of the newer versions with two serial ports),
and a Realtek 8019 ethernet chip. Add a couple of RS232 transceivers, and
all the required features are present.

Best Wishes
 
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Richard

Jan 1, 1970
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Rune said:
I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial
port and an ethernet port.

The price should be below $50

Very unlikely.

A Rabbit 2200 module may come close in price, but by the time you add an
enclosure and supporting power and RS-232 level shifters, etc. you'll be
over your budget.

Check out http://www.picoweb.net for a cheap 1-port model. You can
build your own or license his source cheaply. If it's worth your effort
you can modify the design to add a second port.

You may get more answers in comp.arch.embedded
 
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Vincent Himpe

Jan 1, 1970
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Hello

I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet
port.

The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

The price should be below $50

Cheers
Rune Christensen

Check out Atmel demo kit on digikeys website. they have a module called
wiznet . already does what you want ( comes with software ) sits around 30
$. ready assembled. all you need to add is ethernet connector. It supports
HTTP , SNMP and Telnet.
 
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Bob Smith

Jan 1, 1970
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I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet
port.

The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

The price should be below $50

The Linksys WRT54G might meet your needs. It has Ethernet,
a four port hub, 802.11G, two serial ports (but no connectors),
and something like 16/32 MB of Flash/RAM. They are easy to
hack and there's lots documentation available. I see them on
sale for $50 every once in awhile.

Bob
 
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Brian Murtha

Jan 1, 1970
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Rune Christensen said:
Hello

I'm looking for a cheap cpu module with dual serial port and an ethernet
port.

The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

The price should be below $50

Cheers
Rune Christensen

Z-World/Rabbit Semiconductor has CPU core modules with ethernet as low
as $32 in quantity. Dev kits start at $239 and include a royalty-free
full TCP/IP stack with source and extensive protocol support, a full
version of the Dynamic C compiler, extensive sample programs including
serial-to-Ethernet conversion sample applications.

http://www.rabbitsemiconductor.com/products/rcm3700/
http://www.rabbitsemiconductor.com
 
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Frithiof Andreas Jensen

Jan 1, 1970
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The cpu module must have some sort of flash and ram.
I'm going to build a customize serial to ethernet converter.

Maybe a VIA EPIA 5000 series card? Way overkill, but if it is a one-off or a
few-off ....???
 
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