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Optum ENC28J60 Ethernet Shield for Arduino for Arduino Nano v3
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Optum ENC28J60 Ethernet Shield for Arduino for Arduino Nano v3

Through this Ethernet Shield, the Arduino Nano board can be used to connect to the internet.

Controller: Microchip's ENC28J60 ethernet / HR911105A

  • Works as a server or client
  • Available with an...

Through this Ethernet Shield, the Arduino Nano board can be used to connect to the internet.

Controller: Microchip's ENC28J60 ethernet / HR911105A

  • Works as a server or client
  • Available with an efficient library and examples
  • Connects directly to the board without the need for soldering
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Description

Description

Through this Ethernet Shield, the Arduino Nano board can be used to connect to the internet.

Controller: Microchip's ENC28J60 ethernet / HR911105A

  • Works as a server or client
  • Available with an efficient library and examples
  • Connects directly to the board without the need for soldering

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Specifications

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Type
Shield
Board Model
Nano
Chipset
-

Important information

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    Some of these specific boards, in some batches, have a problem that I saw being mentioned in various forums (https://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/477142). To cut it short, the problem occurs if pin D12 makes contact with the ground (as shown by the green line). In this case, the board can be programmed normally but cannot connect to the network AT ALL!
    However, the solution is quite simple if you have the tools. The problem arises at the point where the yellow circle is shown. There is a factory-made hole there, which I opened slightly more (with a 1 mm drill and 1-2 turns by hand!!) and the problem was solved.
    CAUTION: Do not make the hole bigger than necessary!!! 1-2 turns are enough to scrape off the surface and remove the copper causing the short circuit, allowing the board to function. I hope I helped anyone facing a similar problem! Overall, the Board-aki works great (after the minor intervention, for which the Chinese factories are to blame!!), hence the 5 stars.

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  • agagelis
    5
    agagelis

    Some of these specific boards, in some batches, have a problem that I saw being mentioned in various forums (https://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/477142). To cut it short, the problem occurs if pin D12 makes contact with the ground (as shown by the green line). In this case, the board can be programmed normally but cannot connect to the network AT ALL!
    However, the solution is quite simple if you have the tools. The problem arises at the point where the yellow circle is shown. There is a factory-made hole there, which I opened slightly more (with a 1 mm drill and 1-2 turns by hand!!) and the problem was solved.
    CAUTION: Do not make the hole bigger than necessary!!! 1-2 turns are enough to scrape off the surface and remove the copper causing the short circuit, allowing the board to function. I hope I helped anyone facing a similar problem! Overall, the Board-aki works great (after the minor intervention, for which the Chinese factories are to blame!!), hence the 5 stars.

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Description & Specifications

Through this Ethernet Shield, the Arduino Nano board can be used to connect to the internet.

Controller: Microchip's ENC28J60 ethernet / HR911105A

  • Works as a server or client
  • Available with an efficient library and examples
  • Connects directly to the board without the need for soldering

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Type
Shield
Board Model
Nano
Chipset
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

5.0
2
5.0
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  2. 4 stars
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  • agagelis
    5
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful
    agagelis

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    Some of these specific boards, in some batches, have a problem that I saw being mentioned in various forums (https://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/477142). To cut it short, the problem occurs if pin D12 makes contact with the ground (as shown by the green line). In this case, the board can be programmed normally but cannot connect to the network AT ALL!
    However, the solution is quite simple if you have the tools. The problem arises at the point where the yellow circle is shown. There is a factory-made hole there, which I opened slightly more (with a 1 mm drill and 1-2 turns by hand!!) and the problem was solved.
    CAUTION: Do not make the hole bigger than necessary!!! 1-2 turns are enough to scrape off the surface and remove the copper causing the short circuit, allowing the board to function. I hope I helped anyone facing a similar problem! Overall, the Board-aki works great (after the minor intervention, for which the Chinese factories are to blame!!), hence the 5 stars.

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  • 5
    Marios_Karathanasopoulos
    Expert user

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  • agagelis
    5
    agagelis

    Some of these specific boards, in some batches, have a problem that I saw being mentioned in various forums (https://www.mikrocontroller.net/topic/477142). To cut it short, the problem occurs if pin D12 makes contact with the ground (as shown by the green line). In this case, the board can be programmed normally but cannot connect to the network AT ALL!
    However, the solution is quite simple if you have the tools. The problem arises at the point where the yellow circle is shown. There is a factory-made hole there, which I opened slightly more (with a 1 mm drill and 1-2 turns by hand!!) and the problem was solved.
    CAUTION: Do not make the hole bigger than necessary!!! 1-2 turns are enough to scrape off the surface and remove the copper causing the short circuit, allowing the board to function. I hope I helped anyone facing a similar problem! Overall, the Board-aki works great (after the minor intervention, for which the Chinese factories are to blame!!), hence the 5 stars.

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    5
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