Description

This MPLAB^® Harmony TCP/IP stack class was taught at Microchip's Masters Conference in 2017. Some of the slides may not be easily understood because they are intended to be presented by an instructor. That said, you should still be able to learn a lot from it.

Class Abstract

Welcome to the MPLABHarmony TCP/IP stack! If you plan to use a PIC32 in an embedded TCP/IP application, you will need to know how to use the MPLAB Harmony TCP/IP stack. You will learn the parts of the stack fundamental to all TCP/IP applications, how to configure the stack, and how to interface your application to the stack. This class will show you the supported protocols, example demo code, and support utilities provided by the stack. We will describe the architecture of the stack and how it works and show some common stack APIs used to interface your application with the stack (socket programming). You will get hands-on experience with configuring the stack using the MPLAB Harmony Configuration (MHC) tool, and creating a TCP/IP application using a "bare metal" implementation.

Note: This class is not relevant for Microchips stand-alone RN WiFi modules.

For the hands-on exercises, you will use the PIC32MZ EF Starter Kit. The lab manual provides step-by-step instructions for the following:

• Lab 1: Configure the MPLAB Harmony TCP/IP Stack and test basic network connectivity
• Lab 2: Implement and test a network application, which will utilize a TCP Client and UDP Server in a real-world application

TCP/IP Stack Library Training Slides, Lab Manual, Source Files, and Solutions

 Materials

Hardware Tools

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