RussellMc wrote:
> I don't know how known about these are but I don't recall mention.

That looks just like the ZeroG ZG2100M modules, but now with Microchip part
numbers.  If so, nothing new.

By the way, I'm adding support for the ZeroG modules to my network stack
right now.  I've got it replying to PING already, but that was after
manually getting it thru the process of connecting to a access point.  In
other words I've got network packet I/O working and am adding the automatic
startup code now.

I was told last summer at Masters that the Microchip network stack
implementation uses a dumbed down mode of the ZeroG modules that emulates a
ENC28J60 to minimize the driver work.  My code is a full native
implementation, allowing access to features of the modules that the
compatibility mode doesn't.

I plan to bring a working demonstration with me to Masters.


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