If you can stand a bit of a shift in development, you should check out
Microchip's TCP/IP stack. The CD is available off their website. The
only problems for your application are that it requires an 18 series
chip. It's also entirely in C, which may or may not be a problem for
you. I agree, I am also disapointed that the Seiko chip is going away. I
would love to see a simple, cost effective solution to using Ethernet
and TCP/IP with PICs.

Hope this helps,

Josh
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Eron wrote:
> I4m working in a project that demands to connect a 16F877 to a web server computer dialy to send some data colected by PIC during the day.
>
> How can I implement a TCP-IP Stack??  There are others chips for this purpose (like S-7600) having conectivity with PSTN modems??

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