Sundance SMT6060-TCPIP User Manual
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Figure 20 - SMT6060-TCPIP Multid Example Output
Take note of the IP address that has been assigned to the SMT363 module, by looking at the output
displayed on the HyperTerminal window.
Run an instance of the sender client, and specify the IP address of the SMT363 and port 12401 as shown.
sender 192.128.64.6 12401
sender: connecting to 192.128.64.6:12401 ...
sender: connected to 192.128.64.6:12401 [8192 sndbuf]
sender: continuous send
Likewise, run an instance of the receiver client as shown
receiver 192.128.64.6 12301
receiver: connecting to 192.128.64.6:12301 ...
receiver: connected to 192.128.64.6:12301 [8192 rcvbuf]
receiver: continuous recv
Note that the port numbers 12401 and 12301 are specified in the configuration file of this application.
6.14. SMT363 AS NETWORK INTERFACE EXAMPLE
The folder \appnotes\net2dsp contains an example application that configures the SMT363 as a network
interface so that a programming running elsewhere on the network can remotely boot and run programs
on the embedded network. The Net2Dsp application has been developed with the SMT6060.
The idea is that the SMT363 becomes a “dumb” module that does not participate in the Diamond
network directly. The SMT363’s flash is programmed with the net2dsp application, and this application
starts running immediately once the module has been reset. One of the comports of the SMT363 is
selected to be used to talk to the rest of the embedded network. This essentially replaces the “host
comport”.