The heart of PROJECT.515/535 is a main board with a Siemens SAB80C535N or SAB C515 LN-microcontroller with 32k SRAM and 32k EPROM filled with a monitor program.

Included on this board an I2c-clock, RS232, connection through a PCF8574 with a LCD-display and a keyboard.

This is the Easy Ethernet AVR with a ATMega16. The Bascom-AVR code to drive the ethernet on this board can be found at the software/Bascom-examples.

The WebServer-software for the VA3TO-board runs also on this board without any modification. Connect a relay and a optocoupler to this board and you can switch it over the Internet.

A inputport, opto-coupler, connect it to PortC.4 through PortC.7

A outputport, connect it to the 74HCT573 port 0 through port 3

The Easy Ethernet AVR from www.edtp.com and the EIO-board can work as a webserver but also as a UDP-server. With a small Visual Basic program you can write an UDP-client and get updated information from the 4 inputs and drive the 4 relays as output. All is combined in one Bascom-AVR firmware.

This is the ATA Hard Drive Controller from www.edtp.com with a harddisk.
It is driven within Bascom-AVR with the FAT16 filesystem AVR-DOS-library
from Franz Josef Vogel.

And the same ATA Hard Drive Controller with a Compact Flash
adapter with a 64 MB card. Also driven by the AVR-DOS-library.

And to mention all combinations, the 1 Megabit XRAM on the board
can also be driven like a 128 KByte FAT16 Ramdrive.

With some examples I will show you how to get this board working with Bascom-AVR. Starting with the Atmega128 and the UART, Atmega128 with extra 1 Megabit (64 k x 16 bit) memory, Atmega128 with the RTL8019AS ethernetchip, Atmega128 and a IDE Harddrive and at last all combined. The examples, when finished, can be found at the Software/Bascom-examples part on this homepage.

This is the Easy TCP/IP-board from www.mcselec.com

And this is what I made with it, a embedded webserver

The source, in Bascom-AVR 1.11.7.3 can be found on the homepage behind the menu-options software/Bascom-examples.

And this is the Easy TCP/IP-board as a SNTP-client

I also did some research on the Packet Whacker from
www.edtp.com in combination with Bascom-AVR

Have written the telnet-part of the Whacked 8051 Development Board from EDTP in Bascom-8051.  

The complete code written in Bascom-8051 by Kent D. Smith and Ben Zijlstra can be downloaded here for free

A small routine to drive the uDP71055 on this board can be found here:
udp71055.bas

And now, not finished yet but already working
WebServer on Whacked 8051 Development Board
in combination with ARP, ICMP, UDP, Telnet

Embedded UDP-server with Atmega163 and RTL8019AS.

Checkout: Atmel163 with ethernet