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Interesting. I might be biting off more than I can chew with this, but I am going to give it a shot. I have been wanting to try and use some dsPIC's, but you cant compile them with the CCS compiler. ...

I am starting a project, and was wondering if any one had tried this yet. My final prodect is to make a headset with a PIC in it along with a keypad, and then you can plug the headset into the LAN, a ...

I did some further research, and captured a Packet that the computer sends to the microcontroller board. (The ports are different again, but they are correct....)

Once again, this is an embedded ...

Disregard the port 1024 and 1025 in the first post. I changed the ports for clarity between posts....My mistake. The info from the etherreal dump is correct.

How do they not match? Am I missing something? Can you be a little more in depth in your explination because I thought I had this worked out. Obviously I am missing something. You are aware that t ...

here are 2 packets captured from etherreal. 1 from each embedded ethernet board.

No. Time Source Destination Protocol Info
1 0.000000 192.168.10 ...

On another note, it would be nice to see this stuff built into the compiler, perhaps in the project wizard? Hint Hint.

Darren,

In regards to the the UDPOpen function, what specifically am I doing wrong then? This is a modified version of the CCS example 12a(I think). The one that communicates with the computer.
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I am currently using the latest version of the CCS Compiler and the Ported microchip stack, along with 2 embedded ethernet boards. My goal is to simply communicate between the two boards using two UD ...