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Re: gEDA-user: powermeter board, with less ground planes :-)
> Of course, the super deluxe solution would be PoE but that is a recipe
> for project drag because now you'd have to add a litte switch-mode
> converter.
I've looked at PoE before. I need an AC reference signal anyway, I'll
just use that. I mean... I'm inside the source of power for the
house, I shouldn't need to go elsewhere for power ;-)
> > Of course, with ethernet, I need a separate programming circuit.
>
> If they all got a different IP address wouldn't it work with just
> routers and hubs? The last 4:1 hub I bought was under $10, IIRC from
> Walmart. Plus a bootloader in the uC in case you need to re-flash that.
The R8C has a built-in bootloader that uses a serial port and two
control pins (mode and reset). I use an FTDI usb to serial chip to
interface to that. If I use ethernet for communication, I still need
some connection to the serial port and control pins.
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