This is a modified version of the Arduino Ethernet library from version 1.8.5 that supports both the WIZnet W5100 and W5200 (e.g. WIZ820io module) chips.
WIZnet previously (ca. Arduino 1.0.5) published modified w5100.h and w5100.cpp files to support the W5200 here but these are now incompatible with the Arduino 1.8.5 Ethernet library.
Using the WIZnet w5100.h and w5100.cpp files, patches were extracted and adjusted for Arduino 1.8.5. A change was also made to support the ATmega1284/P and ATmega644/A/P/PA microcontrollers.
This repo contains branches for the W5100 and W5200 chips. Recommended installation is to clone the repository into the sketchbook/libraries directory. This will preserve the original Ethernet library installed with the Arduino IDE but the one in sketchbook/libraries will take precedence when compiling sketches. To revert back to the standard library, simply delete the Ethernet directory under sketchbook/libraries.
To clone the repo from the command line, change to the sketchbook/libraries directory and issue the command:
git clone https://github.com/JChristensen/EthernetTo switch between branches:
git checkout w5100
git checkout w5200
git checkout master # for the original library from Arduino 1.8.5Branches can be switched even while the Arduino IDE is running; restarting the IDE is not necessary. The next compile will use the selected branch.
Check the active branch with:
git branchWith the Arduino Ethernet Shield, this library allows an Arduino board to connect to the internet.
For more information about this library please visit us at http://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/Ethernet
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