Iosoft Embedded Networking |
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Iosoft is a pioneer of networking and
connectivity technology for embedded systems and real-time applications; core
products and services are:
- TCP/IP stacks and internet appliance web servers for
microcontrollers
- Ready-to-use networking software for PICmicro®
devices
- The 'how to' book TCP/IP Lean, published by CMP
Books
- Real-time data publishing, such as Cambridge City Council
Air Quality monitor
- Embedded wireless connectivity
New to the PICmicro? Start here.
New to embedded wireless? Start here.
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802.15.4 and Zigbee® wireless networking |
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NEW RF hardware development. Adding wireless connectivity to your product?
Low power? Don't need megabit data rates?
Read our embedded wireless summary. Thought about 802.15.4 or Zigbee? With a
single-chip transceiver, wireless networking may be easier than you think.
Contact us for details. |
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ER25 - PICmicro® with power-saving WLAN
and I/O |
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ER25 WiFi development board saves power.
Iosoft's new 802.11b microcontroller board with a high-efficiency WLAN power supply that
can be shut down when not in use, giving a massive power saving.
Fully compatible with existing ER22 WLAN code, and supported by the new P18WEB v2.62 release.
Get more information here, and
the updated WLAN FAQ here. |
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ER22 - PICmicro® with WLAN, Ethernet
and I/O |
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The ER22 wireless development board has 802.11b
WLAN, Ethernet and 11 PICmicro I/O lines in one compact package. The new
ChipWeb release P18WEB v2.61 supports the ER22, and has additional WLAN
host scan functionality.
Get more information here,
details of the new v2.61 software release here, and
the updated WLAN FAQ here. |
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TCP/IP Lean in Chinese |
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NEW A translation of Jeremy Bentham's 'TCP/IP Lean'
2nd edition is now available from China Machine Press, ISBN
7-111-11808-1
Click
here to obtain a copy, or here for more
information on the original in English. |
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ChipWeb software update |
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P18WEB v2.21 is now available,
with full TCP and UDP client support, Ethernet and 802.11b wireless interfaces,
and WLAN card power management to reduce current consumption.
Click here for details, and click here for the updated wireless FAQ. |
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Basic networking software and
hardware |
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Software: PICBasic UDP/IP
networking with sample applications, and Windows interface in Visual Basic -
both with full source code.
Hardware: PICmicro Ethernet board with
solderless prototyping area, that is still fully compatible with the 'TCP/IP
Lean' PICMicro software in C.
Click here for
details. |
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IEEE 802.11b wireless networking (Wi-Fi)
for the PICmicro® |
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ChipWeb goes wireless! The world's first 802.11b
wireless development kit for the PICmicro is now available. Click here for details.
Now compatible with the Hi-Tech C compiler. See
the software notes and the updated FAQ
on the support pages. |
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' TCP/IP Lean' second edition |
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The second edition of 'TCP/IP Lean:
Web Servers for Embedded Systems' is available.
The book explores the
TCP/IP protocol family 'from scratch', with full source code for a wide
variety of PC and microcontroller networking applications.
Click here for details of
the five new chapters that have been added to the 2nd
edition. |
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ChipVid demonstration hardware |
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The ChipVid project is a
demonstration of high-speed data transfer and low-cost video networking, based
on the Microchip PICDEM.net™ kit.
The project is documented in
chapter 14 of 'TCP/IP Lean' 2nd edition. Full construction details, including
PCB layouts, are now available. Click here for more
information. |
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ChipWeb Embedded TCP/IP |
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Embedded TCP/IP for microcontrollers,
with particular emphasis on the Microchip PIC16xxx and PIC18xxx devices, as
supplied with the Microchip PICDEM.net™ kit.
Click here for more information on ChipWeb. |
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Air Quality data on the Web |
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We collect, process and publish
Cambridge City Council's air quality data on the Web.
Click
www.iosoft.co.uk/ccc to go to the Cambridge City
Air Quality Web site. |
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The ChipWeb hedgehog graphic is by Bonnie Mackinnon at
www.inkyblue.com
All trade marks and names are recognised, and are the property of
their respective owners, including: PICmicro® and PICDEM.net which are
marks of Microchip Technology Inc. |
