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C51 COMPILER V8.08   MN_USERCONST                                                          04/01/2008 13:19:21 PAGE 1   


C51 COMPILER V8.08, COMPILATION OF MODULE MN_USERCONST
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   1          //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
   2          // mn_userconst.h
   3          //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
   4          // Copyright 2006 Silicon Laboratories, Inc.
   5          //
   6          // Description:
   7          //      This file contains user defined constants used by the TCP/IP Stack.
   8          //
   9          // Generated by TCP/IP Configuration Wizard Version 3.1.
  10          //
  11          
  12          #ifndef  MN_USERCONST_H
  13          #define  MN_USERCONST_H    1
  14          //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  15          // Default IP Address Configuration
  16          //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  17          //
  18          // This section configures the default IP address for the MCU and
  19          // the destination, if known. If SMTP is enabled, the SMTP server address
  20          // should be specified.
  21          //
  22          // Note: If dialing into an ISP, the initial IP addresses will be overwritten
  23          // when a new address is negotiated.
  24          //
  25          #define IP_SRC_ADDR  { 0, 0, 0, 1 }     // IP address for the MCU
  26          #define IP_DEST_ADDR { 255, 255, 255, 255 }     // IP address for the destination
  27          
  28          #define ETH_SRC_HW_ADDR { 0x00, 0x0B, 0x3C, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00 }
  29          #define ETH_DEST_HW_ADDR { 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF, 0xFF }
  30          #define GATEWAY_IP_ADDR { 255, 255, 255, 255 }
  31          #define SUBNET_MASK_ADDR { 255, 255, 255, 0 }
  32          
  33          //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  34          // User Selected Stack Settings
  35          //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
  36          //
  37          // This section configures the user selected stack settings.
  38          //
  39          
  40          // Sets the part family.
  41          // This allows part-specific operation in the library code.
  42          
  43          #define device_id          C8051F340
  44          
  45          // If set, locates the transmit buffer in the USB FIFO space of the C8051F34x.
  46          #define  c8051f340_usb_fifo   0
  47          
  48          // Sets the number of sockets that can be used. The value must be between
  49          // 1 and 127. Each socket uses about 46 bytes of RAM.
  50          #define num_sockets                     3
  51          
  52          // Sets the size of the buffer used for transmission
  53          #define xmit_buff_size          600
  54          
  55          // Sets the size of the buffer used for reception
C51 COMPILER V8.08   MN_USERCONST                                                          04/01/2008 13:19:21 PAGE 2   

  56          #define recv_buff_size          600
  57          
  58          // Number of system ticks to wait for a packet
  59          #define socket_wait_ticks       100
  60          
  61          // Sets the time to live field in the IP packet
  62          #define ip_time_to_live     64
  63          
  64          // Sets the time to live field in an IP packet for multicast packets
  65          #define multicast_ttl           1
  66          
  67          // Timer 0  reload values such that Timer 0 overflows in 10ms.
  68          // This defines a system tick.
  69          #define tl0_flash                          0xEF
  70          #define th0_flash                          0xD8
  71          
  72          // Number of system ticks to wait for an ethernet packet
  73          #define ether_wait_ticks        5
  74          
  75          // Number of system ticks to keep entries in the ARP cache
  76          #define arp_keep_ticks          6000
  77          
  78          // Number of times an ARP packet is re-transmitted
  79          #define arp_resend_trys         6
  80          
  81          // Number of system ticks to wait for an ARP packet
  82          #define arp_wait_ticks          600
  83          
  84          // Number of entries in the ARP cache
  85          #define arp_cache_size          4
  86          
  87          // When set to 1, the ARP cache is updated after every valid packet is received.
  88          // The ARP cache is always updated on PING requests
  89          #define arp_auto_update         0
  90          
  91          // Buffer used to process HTTP includes. Should be the same size as TCP window
  92          #define http_buffer_len         942
  93          
  94          // Size of buffer used to hold the URI sent by an HTTP GET, POST, or HEAD request.
  95          #define uri_buffer_len     52
  96          
  97          // Size of the buffer used to hold the body sent by an HTTP POST request.
  98          #define body_buffer_len    52
  99          
 100          // If PING is enabled the value is the size of the data from a PING request that
 101          // can be stored. 9 bytes are added to the value to store part of the PING request
 102          // header also. If the PING request contains more data than the specified value the
 103          // packet will be discarded and no reply sent. The default value is 32.
 104          #define ping_buff_size          500
 105          
 106          // This value is both the amount of data you are willing to accept from the remote
 107          // connection and the amount of data you are sending in a single packet. This value must
 108          // be greater than 0 and less than or equal to 1460. A larger value will yield better
 109          // throughput but require larger buffers. Note: The TCP/IP Stack uses a fixed window when
 110          // receiving, not a sliding window as specified in RFC 793. If using PPP, the
 111          // RECV_BUFF_SIZE and XMIT_BUFF_SIZE should be at least double the TCP
 112          // window to allow for escaped characters. If using ethernet the RECV_BUFF_SIZE and
 113          // XMIT_BUFF_SIZE should be at least TCP_WINDOW + 58.
 114          #define tcp_window              542
 115          
 116          // Number of system ticks to wait before retransmitting a TCP packet
 117          #define tcp_resend_ticks        100
C51 COMPILER V8.08   MN_USERCONST                                                          04/01/2008 13:19:21 PAGE 3   

 118          
 119          // Number of times a TCP packet is transmitted before aborting the connection
 120          #define tcp_resend_trys         12
 121          
 122          // The number of entries in the directory table in the virtual file system. Can be 1 to 255.
 123          #define num_vf_pages            1
 124          
 125          // This value is the number of entries in the post-function table in the virtual file system.
 126          // The value can be 1 to 255.
 127          #define num_post_funcs          2
 128          
 129          // The C8051F340 has 4K of on-chip XRAM. Off-chip access begins at 0x1000.
 130          // Load EMI0CN with 0x10.
 131          #define  BASE_ADDRESS   0x10
 132          
 133          // This value is loaded into EMI0TC.
 134          #define EMIF_TIMING     0x9E 
 135          
 136          #endif      // MN_USERCONST_H


MODULE INFORMATION:   STATIC OVERLAYABLE
   CODE SIZE        =   ----    ----
   CONSTANT SIZE    =   ----    ----
   XDATA SIZE       =   ----    ----
   PDATA SIZE       =   ----    ----
   DATA SIZE        =   ----    ----
   IDATA SIZE       =   ----    ----
   BIT SIZE         =   ----    ----
END OF MODULE INFORMATION.


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