Read temperature online! (from your ENC28J60 module with DS18B20)
Get your Arduino ENC28J60 ethernet shield and DS18b20 sensor kit, read the sensor data from ethernet!
This ethernet shield is very easy to use, relevant libraries are provided. You can start your ethernet network in seconds.
Check the ENC28J60 module here which is only $7.9! and then connect it to your arduino as follow pinout
You probably only need VCC, GND, SCK – 13, SO – 12, SI -11, CS – 10 these 6 pins.
and then also connect ds18b20 sensor to your Arduino as follow
Please be aware blue wire are connected to pin 3 as declare in the code, DS18b20 sensor and Ethernet module can use same VCC and GND.
At last, download these codes and use them.
There are some another examples.
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From the wiring for the Ethernet Module it states it is a 3.3v device.
Wit the Arduino being 5v is there a need to do any level conversions or can I just wire it straight up?
Hello Albert, you can use both 5V or 3.3V power from your Arduino, enc28j60 can handle both of them, good luck!
Hi,
i have arduino module and LM 35
i m trying to got through the code
But unable to understand how to go about it.
Can anyone help me through some steps.
Hi,
Thanks for coming back to me.
I wired up directly and also tried buffering INT and SO using a 74HC125 and in both cases I cannot get a connection.
I used the Library you link to above.
http://www.nuelectronics.com/download/projects/etherShield.zip
I also tried the library from http://github.com/thiseldo/EtherShield
Same result. No connection.
I used the web server code and 192.168.1.15 or 192.168.1.25 are both inside my domain (subnet), so should be OK.
When I try to go to the webserver it just times out.
If I check my routers LAN clients the IP address is not listed.
Any ideas where I can start.
I’m using Arduino 1.0 with the latest of the libraries which state they support 1.0.
1 thing is the LED on the Ethernet Module is red. Should this be green if it is transmitting or at least connected or is red OK?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Albert.
Hey Albert
Just wire the 6 pins we mentioned in this post, use 3.3V. If it is not working, make sure you use the same module as we have.
And also for the IP, first check your own IP, click start button in windows, type cmd in search, and type ipconfig /all to see your ip, if your ip is 192.168.0.122, then the ip address is better to 192.168.0.15, not 192.168.1.15.
Good luck!
Thanks again.
The module I have looks exactly the same.
I think I may have seen a hint of my problem.
I’m using the Arduino 1.0 IDE and the library was built for pre 1.0. I’m going to try this out tonight.
I’m wiring to 3.3V and my network is 192.168.1.1, Subnet 255.255.255.0
I expect I’m just doing something stupid rather than being a real problem. I know in most cases the problems are my own fault.
Again, thank you for begin so helpful on this.
Success…
Thank you so much for your help.
I used Arduino 0021 IDE and the webserver test from the library from Nuelectronics that you link to worked 1st time with just the 6 wires recommended connected. No buffers needed.
So, this library does not work with Arduino 1.0 IDE.
Really Easy.
From start to finish it took me 30 minutes to wire up and run the test code.
A little tip for those prototyping.
I have male-male jumper wires so I had no way to connect to the pins on the ENC28C60 board. What I used in the end was 1 end of an old IDE cable. This converted the pins from to sockets so I could use my male-male wires.
Hello,
I inserted the library, but when i try to compile i have this error
“arduino-1.0\libraries\etherShield\enc28j60.c:18:55: error: WConstants.h: No such file or directory”
and after that a lot of other errors linked to this.
What should i do?
Hello Ciprian,
Please use the lastest arduino IDE software, otherwise it’s not working.
You seems put the library in the right folder, it should work.
That’s going to make things a lot easier from here on out.
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Hi,
I have problem to assign Ethernet shield IP address. My home router request for static IP address DHCP request from Arduino. (My router only reserves always same IP for unique MAC address, but always wait for DHCP request).
Any suggest?
Hi
That Wconstants problems can be solved by replacing wconstants.h with arduino.h in the library files.
But I am not able to get it to work. The Ethernet doesn’t connect to the computer. Which cable should I use if I am directly connecting the module to the computer, without a router, a straight cable or cross cable?
Shalom,
I am trying this exciting tutorial. I need to connect the Ethernet module direct to PC with “cross over cable”. Please advise on this.
Hello Jackson,
Then you need to make the ethernet module “wireless”, try some bluetooth modules or RF modules for it.
Using with the Rasberry Pi would make an awesome weather server.