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#1 Djeizan

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Posted 11 March 2013 - 04:32 AM

Olá, sou iniciante em netduino e estou maravilhado com o seu potencial. Tenho uma aplicação onde varios netduinos plus devem comunicar-se via ethernet, entretanto o modelo de comunicação em estrela fica muito caro, é possível que o netduíno comunique-se em ethercat ?

 

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Posted 11 March 2013 - 10:18 AM

Hi Djeizan,

 

Welcome to the Netduino community.

I would like to ask you to use English on these boards. I would love to help you out on your question but regretfully I can't understand you.


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#3 Djeizan

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Posted 11 March 2013 - 05:08 PM

Sorry, I got confused with the clipboard of my computer :)

 

 

Hello, I'm new to netduino and am amazed by its potential. I have an application where several netduinos plus must communicate via ethernet, however the communication model star is very expensive, it is possible that the netduíno communicate in EtherCAT? Best Regards Jaison



#4 NeverCast

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Posted 11 March 2013 - 07:20 PM

Ethernet is a flexible protocol with collision detection and avoidance  You should be able to piggy back all the netduinos and use Ethernet normally, provided you statically set their MAC and IPs.  I would suggest using UDP for communication as there are less packets ( No delivery confirmation like ACK ), so the Ethernet wont be so busy, preventing other devices the ability to communicate. However if you want you could write your own tiny protocol on top of Ethernet II. Less overhead the better.

 

Edit: Just thought, another option for preventing collision ( When two devices try to talk at the same time ) You could allocate time slots, perhaps based on a unique ID. So each device can put a token on the network at a certain time. The possibilities are endless really. Let me know what you decide, I'll help where I can, but I currently do not own a network enabled netduino.






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