PICList Project

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WWW server in a PIC16F84

Screen shot 1
Screen shot 2
Schematic sheet
Source codes

• masmpic.inc
• pic2.asm

Features:

    Soft UART baud rate                 up to 38400
    HTTP port                           1..255
    Maximum TCP window size             128 (up to 255)
    Program ROM use                     about 400x14
    RAM use                             32x8
    Internal storage for www-pages      1K
    External storage for www-pages      up to 8M

Todo:

    PPP
    ICMP packet processing
    Version for AVR90S2313

Interested:

Comments:

• I've never programmed in pic assembler but i think this is a great project and would be glad to help in anyway i can....i saw there are many comments in the source code that are in russian maybe?...maybe if you could translate them to english it would encourage more people(me included hehe) to help up! keep up the good work! James Newton replies: Anyone who speaks Russian and who is willing to translate the comments to English would be very strongly thanked.+

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• linladn@spam@ at yahoo.co.in " a nice code to start the thread of TCP concept with microcontroller too. looking forward for further enhancements.
  
  karthik bala guru
  " James Newton replies: Thanks, and please let us know if you find any resources or do any work on it yourself.+

Questions:

• how do you connect to the www server after pluging the rs232? James Newton replies: Send a standard HTTP request. See the screen shot for what to request.+

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• karolisonline@spam@ at hotmail.com asks:

  Can this microserver be connected directly to the lan(to the switch), because I am thinking about ping server, some device that has an Ip and is able to echo ping from server.
  Can this your device do it - responde to ping?
  Thank You for the answer.
  Karolis Strumskis.

  James Newton replies: This requires a SLIP connection.+

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• it is really amazing.
  but what could be the applications of storing only two links in a pic?
  can we interface it with a device and control the device thru internet?
  thanks
  James Newton replies: Of course... this code is intended as a starting point.+

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See also:

• ebirdane@spam@ at mynet.com " www.picpro.cjb.net pic projects and MPLAB: led flasher, count down timer, character formation, frequency meter, buzzer trainer. And MPLAB lessons..." +
• ebirdane@spam@ at mynet.com " www.picpro.cjb.net pic family and microcontrollers" +

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