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WIZnet W5200 for QuickStart (#40002)
v1.0 3/13/2013 Page 6 of 10
Propeller IO Pin
QuickStart Header Pin
Pin Function
Description
P22 23
Available
P23 24
Available
P24
25
PWDN
W5200 Chip Power Down/Sleep, Active High
P25
26
nINT
W5200 Chip Interrupt, Active Low
P26
27
nRST
W5200 Chip Hard Reset, Active Low
P27 28
Available
P29
29
SDA
Propeller EEPROM I2C Data, W5200 RTC I2C Data
30
USB_PWR_ENn
FTDI Enable USB Power, Active Low
P28
31
SCL
Propeller EEPROM I2C Clk, W5200 RTC I2C Clk
32 XI
Crystal
Input
P30 33 TX
Propeller
TX
34
RTSn
FTDI RTS Flow Control, Active Low
P31 35 RX
Propeller
RX
36
CTSn
FTDI CTS Flow Control, Active Low
37
Resn
Propeller Reset, Active Low
38
+3.3 V (Vdd)
3.3 volt power rail, 1 amp max (used by W5200)
39 GND
(Vss)
Ground
reference
40
Vin
Unregulated Voltage Input to QuickStart board
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
The Quic W5200 board can optionally be powered over an Ethernet connection by a 3rd party
daughter board, the Silvertel Ag9050. This PoE solution complies with the IEEE 802.3af standard for
extracting power from Ethernet. In order for PoE to work, your physical network needs to have power
injected into the transmission medium as per the standard’s specification. The majority of networks do
not natively support this feature as it requires the use of special hardware.
The header of 10 pins at the bottom of the WIZnet W5200 board, pictured above, is for use with the
Silvertel Ag9050. To enable PoE, simply solder the Silvertel Ag9050 daughter board into this header.
The daughter board can only be inserted one direction as the header is keyed by pin orientation. Once
you have correctly attached the PoE daughterboard, your Quic W5200 board can be powered and
communicate through a single connection – the Ethernet cable.
Network Configuration Notice
Parallax cannot assist in home router configuration due to the wide variety of routers, configuration
options, and network topologies. Many of the downloadable demonstration programs, including the base
web server software for the W5200, assume the most common network configuration and configures the
W5200 to work with most home networks, as shown on page 4. The W5200 can be configured manually,
but additional knowledge of the Propeller, networking protocols, and your network’s configuration is
required.