• Complete Ethernet Web Server in Approximately One Square Inch

• JAVA, C, C++, and Visual Basic programs can monitor and control server remotely

• Real-time changing graphics for displays, bar graphs, buttons, switches knobs

• 768 Bytes of objects which can be bit, byte, integer, long, string, and graphical.

• Standalone mode allows up to eight relays, four 8 bit PWMs, switch inputs, or event counters without any device processor

• Web Pages Created Using Standard HTML Authoring Tools

• Data can be input through forms, buttons, or links and received by device processor

• Connects directly to 10BaseT filter or RJ45 with internal magnetics

• Standard 10BaseT Ethernet with automatic polarity correction hardware

• 48K bytes of Flash Web Pages, Ethernet Downloadable Flash Firmware, Ethernet Upgradeable

• ARP, ICMP, IP, UDP, TCP, DHCP Protocols

• Plug-in module for web upgrades/retrofits

• Static IP address or Dynamic IP Address obtained through DHCP server

• Serial Port for Processor Interface Baud Rates from 300 – 115,200 bits/sec

• Less than 100 bytes of code interface server to most devices

Description

The Micro WebServer MSW1 Coprocessor is the first product in a family of embedded web servers designed to enable any microprocessor-based device to become web enabled easily and inexpensively. In slightly over one square inch, Micro WebServer includes a web server, 10baseT Ethernet controller, flash web page memory, graphical object processor, and a serial device interface.

Micro WebServer handles web protocols and Ethernet packets independently of the device processor. Web traffic does not effect the device processor, which also adds a measure of security. Communications between Micro WebServer and the device is accomplished through objects sent through a standard two wire serial port. No TCP/IP or network code is required. For standalone applications, Micro WebServer can perform simple I/O directly.

Flash memory firmware allows Micro WebServer to remain fresh as Internet protocols change and features are added. Flash memory web pages allow products to be upgraded before, during or after shipment. Support for multiple languages, colors, feature sets, and parameters are a "flash."

Micro WebServer contains a powerful object system which allow graphical images, text, music, links, radio buttons or checkboxes to change based on live data from the device processor. No need for CGI scripts or Java programming. A web page can contain a graphical knob rotated to a position, a switch can be toggled up or down, or a link can change based on a variable in the device processor. Micro server can also be monitored and controlled remotely by Java, C, C++, Visual Basic or other TCP/IP applications.

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