Omega 2 - Ethernet without Ether dock?
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I literally juuust clicked.... feel like a bit of an idiot for my wording... hehe
so all I effectively need is 4 resistors and 2 caps over the TX and RX pins accordingly - bridged to ground.
Do I need the cap to the TX/RC CT? I assume not? I am just not 100% clear what the 3rd cap on the following page goes to on the following:
See soldered image at the bottom of this page... (not sure about the cap at theh top of the row of resistors)Just not too sure what pin the TC/RX CT item relates to as per the pin-outs of the onion
Literally on my way to the electronics shop to buy some caps and resistors to test - hopefully I don't cook any components tonight...
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Tx C.T. and Rx C.T. tied together then go thru a cap to Ground.
There is no need to connect to Omega 2+ side.Note that EasyJack is not a common part to get in a regular electronic store.
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@ccs-hello the easyjack is just a RJ45 connector which can be soldered to - is it not? or is there more to it? for my application I am happy to terminate to screw connectors, which may simplify things for my application. I am purely concerned with what the safest way is to connect the 2 pairs of wires within a CAT5 cable to the ethernet pins of the Omega2
and I am still not clear what is meant by C.T.?
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Is this not sufficient for what I would need? with 51 ohm resisters and 100 nF ceramic capacitors?
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NO.
Example of what's inside:
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@Thomas-Mason The EasyJack is not just a connector, it has built-in transformers, see datasheet of the SI-52003-F.
Without the transformers, you'll create direct DC connections between Ethernet cable and the Omega2. You might get away with that because the other end will have a transformer, but probably impedances are wrong and if you pick up any significant DC voltage (e.g. a PoE capable switch) on the cable, it will fry the Omega2. So I'd say - definitely not recommended.
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I thought I was missing something... I was hoping to get away from the transformer chip to simplify things / lower costs...
seems the cheapest jack I can find here is the following:
Bel Stewart MagJack SI-60002-F (no LED indicators)
of if you insist on the LED's - and want an easy to prototype option, check out sparkfun - RB-Spa-1054I'll try make time to draw something up later, hopefully help a few other people out with similar needs that might be as new to this as I am
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@Thomas-Mason
@ccs-hello said in Omega 2 - Ethernet without Ether dock?:Tx C.T. and Rx C.T. tied together then go thru a cap to Ground.
There is no need to connect to Omega 2+ side.Note that EasyJack is not a common part to get in a regular electronic store.
Not that regular but I think pretty available. For example, HR911105A. I got some from Ebay, ca USD4.5 per 5pcs:
Didn't have time yet to check them out.
I found much more difficult to find a human solderable solution for the USB protection circuit and ended up purchasing individual diodes.
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@Marcin-Debowski @Thomas-Mason
I've been using the HLJ-6115ANL from iTead (datasheet here) successfully for a few projects.
The main advantage over the Bel Stewart is that it has the pins for PPoE (passive power over ethernet, i.e. DC+ on 4/5 and DC- on 7/8). And it's even less expensive.
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Thanks Luz.
I checked the Hanrun HR911105A module in the meantime and it works without any issues. Direct connection (T to T and R to R, not a cross-over).
.After all the wiring is done, for a quick test, the network configuration file needs to be edited as per this document:
https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/ethernet-bridge.html#step-2-enable-the-omegas-ethernet-connection
and if all was done correctly, the ethernet port should start acting as a WAN if (and Omega as a hot-spot).
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Really interesting... here is a link for Hanrun model volume purchase, $0.60/unit:
Questions:
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What does CT stand for? Not "coil turn(s)"?
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What output pins are used for DC +/- on your HLJ model?
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Can we do PoE on the Hanrun model too? Same pins?
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Hanrun looks complete with resistors and caps, so no external components needed, I assume? But your model datasheet seems to miss the resistors and caps?
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@Athar-Mian said in Omega 2 - Ethernet without Ether dock?:
Questions:
- What does CT stand for? Not "coil turn(s)"?
Center Tap
Here is related to an Ethernet magnetics:
CT is a contact made to a point halfway along a winding of a transformer (or an inductor).
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@Marcin-Debowski Don't send PoE through that han run mag jack, the resistors inside will burn. Or, you can use a PoE injector/splitter, so you remove the DC power from the cat5 before it gets to the magjack.
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These EasyJack, SmartJack, ... have multiple variants (suffix of the part number) for different purposes.
For PoE application, find the right one with the proper part number.ccs_hello
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Hi,
Any chance you can send me the wiring diagram?
I am using the same in my design but cannon make it work.Thanks,
Kjell S.
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@Kjell-Sundby For example this is the magnetics of the Seeed Studio's Breakout for Linkit Smart 7688 v2.0 board:
Connect:
P2 to ETH TX+
P3 to ETH TX-
P4 to ETH RX+
P5 to ETH RX-
GND to GNDThis is working well with Omega2(+) and any identical magnetics should work too.
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Re: Omega 2 - Ethernet without Ether dock?
successfully upgraded bootloader with Hanrun HR911105A. connect as its datasheet suggests