Transcript Add Ethernet to your Embedded Application

Rapid Prototyping Solutions
Add Ethernet to your Embedded Application
Craig Honegger
President, Embedded Access Inc.
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Module Objectives
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The objective of this module is:
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Introduce networking concepts
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Provide an overview of MQX network capabilities
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Implement a simple Web server
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Module Agenda
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Introduction to RTCS
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RTCS
Sockets
Application protocols
HTTP server
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Hands-on Exercise –
Build Your Own Embedded Web Server
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Additional Resources
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RTCS
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Designed for embedded processors
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Uses standard socket interface
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Scalable at compile and/or run-time
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Only used protocols are included
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Data requirements tunable
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Protocol behavior controllable
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TCP/IP aware Debugger Integration
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Integrated with 3rd party packages
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TCP/IP Protocols
RPC
XDR
SSH*
Telnet
XML* SMTP* POP3* SNMP
FTP
Sockets
ICMP
TFTP
SSL*
BootP DHCP
TCP
UDP
NAT**
IP
IP-E
IPCP
ARP
Ethernet
HTTP
DNS
SNTP
RIP
IGMP
PAP CHAP CCP
LCP
PPP
Serial
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PPPoE**
HDLC
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UDP vs. TCP
UDP (RFC 768)
► Data sent in packets
► Simple layer on top of IP
► Connectionless (mail)
► Unreliable
► No buffering
► Packets can be lost
► Small code size
► High maximum data rate
► Used to transfer timedependent data (voice)
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TCP (RFC 793)
► Data sent in streams
► Complex protocol
► Connection based (phone)
► Reliable (re-transmission)
► Buffered data transfer
► No packets are lost
► Large code size
► Lower maximum data rate
► Used to transfer accuracy
critical data (files)
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RTCS Overview
Application
Task
Application
Task
HTTP
Server
FTP
Server
FTP
Client
Telnet
SNMP
Server
Agent
SNTP
DHCP
Client
Server
RTCS API
Application
Task
TCP UDP ICMP IGMP
IP
IP-E
ARP
Serial
ADC
Telnet
Client
I2 C
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Enet
TCP/IP
Task
RTCS
MQX
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RTCS Initialization Sequence
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Create RTCS
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Initialize interface(s)
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Bind RTCS to interface
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Initialize RTCS applications
RTCS
Apps
TCP/IP
Task
RTCS
Enet
MQX
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RTCS Initialization
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RTCS is started by calling RTCS_create()
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Prototype is in <rtcs.h>
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Creates one TCP/IP task
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Creates internal data structures
(PCBs, IP routing table, etc.)
TCP/IP
Task
RTCS
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Interface Initialization
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Initialize device driver
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Assign MAC address
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Assign IP address, subnet, gateway
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Bind interface to stack
TCP/IP
Task
RTCS
Enet
MQX
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Sample Code
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Sockets
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Data transfer is done with sockets
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A socket is one end-point of a two-way
communication link
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Socket defines:
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Protocol
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Local IP-address and port #
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Remote IP-address and port #
TCP and UDP sockets supported
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Using sockets
Unbound
Bound to
datagram
(UDP)
Bound to
stream
(TCP)
socket()
recvfrom()
bind()
listen()
connect()
accept()
send()
recv()
sendto()
select()
getsockopt()
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setsockopt()
shutdown ()
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Establishing a TCP Connection - Server
Socket()
Ground
Bind ()
Bound
Listen()
Connect()
Accept()
Connected
Listening
Send(), Recv()
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Establishing a TCP Connection - Client
Socket()
Ground
Bind ()
Bound
Listen()
Connect()
Accept()
Connected
Listening
Send(), Recv()
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Sample Code
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Socket Options
► Socket options can be set to override default socket
behavior using setsockopt():
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Options include:
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Window sizes
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Various timeouts
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Blocking vs. non-blocking mode
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Send and receive push flags
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Compile Time Configuration
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Close to 100 compile time configuration settings
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Each protocol can be individually enabled/disabled
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Protocol statistics can be individually enabled/disabled
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Level of error checking performed is configurable
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Run-Time Configuration
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Allows dynamic control of RTCS, including:
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RTCS task priority and stack size
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RTCS memory allocation
(where, how much)
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Enabled protocols and
protocol behavior
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Socket behavior
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Application Layer Protocols
Telnet
Server
FTP
Server
TFTP
Server
DHCP
Server
HTTP
Server
Telnet
Client
FTP
Client
TFTP
Client
DHCP
Client
DNS
Resolver
SNMP
Agent
SNTP
Client
RTCS API
TCP/IP Task
RTCS
MQX
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Application protocols
Clients:
Servers:
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Use arbitrary port number
► Use
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Active connection
► Passive
connection
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Connect to one server
► Connect
with many clients
standard port number
Telnet
Client
Telnet
Client
Telnet
Client
Telnet
Server
Telnet
Client
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HTTP Server
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HTTP 1.1 with persistent connections
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PUT and GET methods
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Form decoding
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Support for multiple virtual WEB folders
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Static file-system content: pages, images, multimedia,
Java archives
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Dynamic page content, suitable for AJAX applications
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CGI-like dynamic content pages
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ASP-like in-page placeholders
Basic authentication
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HTTP Server
CGI Table
HTTP
Client
HTTP
Server
CGI
CGI
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Web pages may be:
 From memory (flash or RAM)
using TFS
 From internal or external file
system storage (e.g., MFS/USB)
 Dynamically created via CGI
functions
MQX I/O Subsystem
TFS
MFS
Others
USB
CF
SD
Etc.
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HTTP Server Initialization
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Install file-system
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Initialize HTTP server, specify root directory and home page
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Register CGI table and function callback table, if required
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Start server
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Sample Code
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Module Agenda
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Introduction to RTCS
 RTCS
 Sockets
 Application protocols
 HTTP Server
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Hands-on exercise –
build your own embedded Web server
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Additional resources
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Instructions
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Lab Handout provides:
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Directions on assembling Tower System and
connecting cables
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Three separate labs:
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Web server
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Simple application server
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FTP & Telnet servers
Each Lab is independent; Labs can be done in any
order
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Lab 1: Web Server
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Objectives:
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Add a Web server to your project
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Customize look of the Web server
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Add form input for controlling Tower System hardware
(LEDs)
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Add CGI for obtaining Tower System inputs (switches)
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Lab 2: Simple Application Server
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Objectives:
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Create a simple TCP server framework
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Test with Telnet Client
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Module Agenda
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Introduction to RTCS

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RTCS
Sockets
Application protocols
HTTP Server
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Hands-on exercise –
build your own embedded Web server
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Additional resources
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More Information
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Demos
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Telnet Server
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Web server
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SNTP*
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SMTP with sockets*
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DNS Resolution*
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DHCP Client*
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Digital Sign**
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Web HVAC
*MCF51CN demos only, ** MPC5125 demo only
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Freescale MQX™ Documentation
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MQXUG User Guide
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MQXRM Reference Manual
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MQXUSBHOSTAPIRM USB Host API Reference Manual
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MQXUSBDEVAPI USB Device API Reference
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MQXUSBHOSTUG USB Host User Guide
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MQXRTCSUG RTCS User Guide
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MQXMFSUG File System User Guide
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MQXIOUG I/O Drivers User Guide
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MQXFS Software Solutions Fact Sheets
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Further Reading and Training
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TWR-MCF51CN-KIT Lab Document
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MCF5225x – Lab Document
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MQX Release Notes
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MQX User’s Guide
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Writing First MQX Application (AN3905)
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Using MQX: RTCS, USB, and MFS (AN3907)
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How to Develop I/O Drivers for MQX (AN3902)
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Further Reading and Training (Cont.)
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Videos: www.freescale.com/mqx
 MCF5225x and Freescale MQX introduction
 Getting started with MCF5225x and Freescale MQX Lab Demos
 And more….
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vFTF technical session videos: www.freescale.com/vftf
 Introducing a modular system, Serial-to-Ethernet V1 ColdFire® MCU
and Complimentary MQX™ RTOS
 Writing First MQX Application
 Implementing Ethernet Connectivity with the Complimentary
Freescale MQX™ RTOS
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