This section describes the examples for the Diamond TCP/IP stack.
These examples need to know the appropriate network parameters to use, and these differ from system to system.
You must set the correct network parameters before building the examples.
The network parameters for all the examples are held in a header file, MyIPAddresses.h.You should edit this file and make the appropriate changes.
The Diamond TCP/IP stack is currently available for the Sundance SMT362. You should make sure the firmware of the SMT362 connects the EMAC of the DSP to the Ethernet component on the board. If you are using Diamond FPGA you should have an FPGA task that implements this connection.
The picture shows the cable connection required between the SMT362 and SMT562E.
Note that in the speed tests, the best performance is achieved when the SMT362 is directly connected to the host PC via a cross-over cable.