Conextop NeChip User Configuration Manual

NeChip™ User Configuration Manual introduces the function features, product characteristics, network protocols of NeChip series full-system embedded network single-chip, and describes in detail the software configuration instructions, web page configuration instructions, and Telnet configuration.


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Brand
NeChip
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
48
File format
PDF
File size
2.5 MB
Published
03 February, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
A275CDE34F15EC501488CD8BBB125B06

About this manual

This manual describes the NeChip series embedded network system‑on‑chip, including its hardware features, supported interfaces, and power specifications. It explains how to configure network parameters such as IP address acquisition, static IP settings, Ethernet and serial port options, as well as advanced services like DNS, SMTP, FTP, and SSL/TLS.

The document also covers software tools for configuring the device, procedures for resetting to factory defaults, firmware upgrade methods, and provides a detailed selection table with memory, interface, and protocol options for different NeChip variants. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Disclaimer
  • Contacts
  • Features
  • Software Configuration Instructions
  • Web Configuration
  • Telnet Configuration
  • Network Protocols
  • NeChip Summary (Selection Information)
  • Operating Temperature and Power

Specifications

CPU coreARM7TDMI
Maximum CPU frequency70 MHz
Flash memory256 KB / 512 KB
SRAMup to 256 KB
Ethernet interface10/100 M MAC + PHY with DMA
Serial portsup to 5 high‑speed UARTs
Maximum UART baud rate921 600 bps
Power supply3.2 V – 3.45 V

Frequently asked questions

How can I reset the NeChip device to factory defaults?

Select the “Load Factory Default” option in the configuration menu to restore the device to its original settings.

What network configuration methods are supported by NeChip?

NeChip supports automatic IP acquisition, static IP configuration, Ethernet (10/100 M), and can be managed via a web interface, Telnet, or command‑line tools.

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