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Note 

Both W5500 and SD card communicate with Arduino via SPI bus. Pin 10 and pin 4 are chip 

select pins for W5500 and SD slot. They cannot be used as general I/O. 

 

Usage 

We will show a example.This example can upload your sensor data to 

Xively

 and 

store it up to SD Card. 

Hardware 

Part List:

 

 

Seeeduino 

 

W5500 Ethernet Shield 

 

Grove - Temperature 

 

Micro SD Card 

Procedure:

 

1.  Mount W5500 Ethernet Shield v1.0 to your Arduino and connect Grove - 

Temperature to I2C Grove port. 

2.  Connect the shield to network with a standard Ethernet cable; 

3.  Connect Arduino to PC via USB cable; 

 

Summary of Contents for W5500 Ethernet Shield v1.0

Page 1: ...e Ethernet cable is connected to is low enough to allow you to stack more shields on top of this one if needed Features Supports Hardwired TCP IP Protocols TCP UDP ICMP IPv4 ARP IGMP PPPoE Supports 8 independent sockets simultaneously Supports Power down mode Supports Wake on LAN over UDP Supports High Speed Serial Peripheral Interface SPI MODE 0 3 Internal 32Kbytes Memory for TX RX Buffers 10Base...

Page 2: ...ired TCP IP Ethernet Controller Reset Button Reset Ethernet shield SD Card Socket support Micro SD card in FAT16 or FAT32 maximum storage is 2GB I2C Interface UART Interface Pins usage on Arduino D4 SD card chip select D10 W5200 Chip Select D11 SPI MOSI D12 SPI MISO D13 SPI SCK ...

Page 3: ...a example This example can upload your sensor data to Xively and store it up to SD Card Hardware Part List Seeeduino W5500 Ethernet Shield Grove Temperature Micro SD Card Procedure 1 Mount W5500 Ethernet Shield v1 0 to your Arduino and connect Grove Temperature to I2C Grove port 2 Connect the shield to network with a standard Ethernet cable 3 Connect Arduino to PC via USB cable ...

Page 4: ... to add a device 3 Download the library W5500 Ethernet Shield v1 0 Library 4 Unzip and put it in the libraries file of Arduino IDE by the path arduino 1 0 1 libraries 5 Restart the Arduino IDE 6 Open the example Ethernet_Temp_SD via the path File Examples Ethernet Ethernet_Temp_SD you need to modify some parameters ...

Page 5: ...ill show result 1 Put your SD card into the computer you will see some temperature information 2 Open Serial Monitor you will see some temperature information 3 What s more we can see information from web Isn t it very easy You can begin your project ...

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