The Mod5213ProgrammersGuide.pdf says nothing about eclipse but I assume it can be used.
I compiled new eclipse based on C:\Nburn\examples\MOD5213\DebugDemo and compiles ok.
But when I went to Run I got an error downloading and now the module is dead.
So I assume I need an RMA and send this one back?
So mod5213 doesn't support 10/100 ethernet? On Mouser page the description is:
10/100 Ethernet Core Processor Modules 32Bit 66MHz Core Module 40Pin DIP
Thanks
MOD5213 w/ Eclipse
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Re: MOD5213 w/ Eclipse
Hello,
The Mod5213 does not have Ethernet. Here is the link to the product page:
http://www.netburner.com/products/core_ ... d5213.html.
The Mod5213 definitely is programmed through eclipse (assuming you have an NBEclipse tool set, current version is 2.2rc3). The NBEclipse Getting Started Guide has sections that apply to the Mod5213.
This site is for NetBurner users to discuss and share ideas, but it is not a NetBurner support site. Noting in your description should cause the module to stop functioning. There are a couple of options: You can submit a ticket if you have a current support account at http://support.netburner.com and see if the issue can be resolved. Any RMA issues are always handled from the place of purchase. So it you do decide to go the RMA route, you would need to do that through Mouser.
The Mod5213 does not have Ethernet. Here is the link to the product page:
http://www.netburner.com/products/core_ ... d5213.html.
The Mod5213 definitely is programmed through eclipse (assuming you have an NBEclipse tool set, current version is 2.2rc3). The NBEclipse Getting Started Guide has sections that apply to the Mod5213.
This site is for NetBurner users to discuss and share ideas, but it is not a NetBurner support site. Noting in your description should cause the module to stop functioning. There are a couple of options: You can submit a ticket if you have a current support account at http://support.netburner.com and see if the issue can be resolved. Any RMA issues are always handled from the place of purchase. So it you do decide to go the RMA route, you would need to do that through Mouser.