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Do i run into risk of damaging the core modules by shorting their J1 and J2 connector pins to dev board. Is it is a normal practice to have two separate development boards in case i would like to interact between these two embedded computers.

I think i understood the networking concepts, the examples in Netburner guide. I have the following problem:

I have one development board and two NB core modules, I believe i can connect only one core module to board. How should i be connecting another NB core module. Networking is the next step ...

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I am glad you replied to my post. I was able to program both core modules and assign them separate IP addresses. I was also able to write a small TCP Server, i used telnet port for sending packets.

I am still clueless on how to send packets from one NetBurner module to another module. Please ...

I am running a DC motor which is driven by ETPU signals generated at J2 pins. The NB module is connected at J1-J2 pins and I have connected J2_C pins (etpu) to motor.

Now i want to connect both NB Modules to the development board and run two separate DC motors using them.

I thought of keeping NB ...

A) One core module is connected to the Development board using J2_C and I have connected it to host PC using RJ-45. Core Module has got IP Address of the Ethernet Cable. How can i connect another core module to Network. Shall i connect it to same J2_C as the first one, then maybe use blue RJ-45 ...

I was curious if it was possible to ping from one core module to another after both core modules have running images on them.

I have the NETBurner development kit. I wish to communicate between both NetBurner MOD5234_1588 twin boards, shipped with the development board. The steps i thought of as follow:

A) Download an bin image on both the boards.

B) Duplicate the interfacing for both the boards i.e. one board (board1 ...