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DESCRIPTION
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 This example project should be used only with IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM

 This demo shows a web server  application  running on the top of the
 uIP 1.0 TCP-IP stack.
 The UART 0 is used to send debbug messages. It settings are - 115200, 8bits,
 1 stop, no parity

   The default IP address is:
    192.168.0.100 (set in main.c main subroutine)
   The physical MAC address is (defined in uipopt.h):
    00-ff-ff-ff-ff-ff

COMPATIBILITY
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   The example project is compatible with Olimex LPC-P2378
  evaluation board. By default, the project is configured to use the
  J-Link JTAG interface.

CONFIGURATION
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   After power-up the controller get clock from internal RC oscillator that
  is unstable and may fail with J-Link auto detect, therefore adaptive clocking
  should always be used. The adaptive clock can be select from menu:
  Project->Options..., section Debugger->J-Link/J-Trace  JTAG Speed - Adaptive.

   Make sure that the following jumpers are correctly configured
  
  PWR_SEL     - depending of power source
  RST_E       - unfilled
  ISP_E       - unfilled

GETTING STARTED
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  1) Start the IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM.

  2) Select File->Open->Workspace...
     Open uip_webserver.eww workspace:

  3) Connect a serial cable between a Host COM port and Olimex LPC-P2378
     RS232_0 connector and start a terminal emulator program on the Host.
     Configure the PC COM port: 115200 baud, 8-bit, 1 stop, no parity,
     no hardware handshacke.

  4) Run the program.

  5) Connect cable between PC LAN Card or Hub and the evaluation board.
     Start web browser and type 192.168.0.100 in address field of the browser.


