modtronix is the cheapest solution i know....i guess its cheaper 
than Xport

        
http://www.modtronix.com/product_info.php?products_id=73&osCsid=a76276a4bac4836d90b1b891102dc120

[]s Rafael.

Brent Brown wrote:

>On 19 Oct 2004 at 17:09, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
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>>So I think I could format data to be OSC compliant, but then the problem 
>>is sending it over TCP or UDP. What would be the easiest way to do that? 
>>Are there chips out there that can translate from, say, RS-232 to TCP, 
>>and then I could wire that to a RJ45 port and send it to the LAN? I've 
>>seen the WIZNet W3100A, is that what I'd need? I've also seen lots of 
>>implementations for PIC webservers, but I don't think I need anything 
>>that complicated at this point. I just need to be able to send out TCP 
>>or UDP (whichever's easier).
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>I think the Lantronix XPort is the possibly easiest way to get Ethernet 
>connectivity on an embedded product:
>
>http://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/embedded-device-servers/xport.html
>
>You give it a 3.3V supply, hook it up to the UART on your micro and the 
>other side to Ethernet, configure it, and you're away. Does the basics with no 
>drama plus has many advanced features.
>
>Probably too expensive if you're using thousands of them, not too badly 
>priced though for what they give you.
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