This W5500 based part is superior to older versions due to its improved SPI protocols and memory management. The buffer sizes are also larger (4kb/socket, 8 sockets max) STM libraries are ready made, I plan to hook this up to Arduino and port my existing dspic based fully async UDP library. I attach a picture of the bottom pinout, since that is missing in banggood's pictures. Luckily everything was ok, the board has the INT pin that I need for my lib.

This W5500 based part is superior to older versions due to its improved SPI protocols and memory management. The buffer sizes are also larger (4kb/socket, 8 sockets max) STM libraries are ready made, I plan to hook this up to Arduino and port my existing dspic based fully async UDP library. I attach a picture of the bottom pinout, since that is missing in banggood's pictures. Luckily everything was ok, the board has the INT pin that I need for my lib.

This W5500 based part is superior to older versions due to its improved SPI protocols and memory management. The buffer sizes are also larger (4kb/socket, 8 sockets max) STM libraries are ready made, I plan to hook this up to Arduino and port my existing dspic based fully async UDP library. I attach a picture of the bottom pinout, since that is missing in banggood's pictures. Luckily everything was ok, the board has the INT pin that I need for my lib.

Having had some issues with the ENC ethernet modules, I switched to using these devices. They are well constructed and once connected provide a robust network connection using the Ethernet2 library. I'm using these where a wifi connection isn't appropriate. When connecting to an Arduino Nano, I used the following connections Arduino W5500 3v3 3v3 GND GND D12 MISO D11 MOSI D10 SCS (pin D10 is the defined SS pin for SPI in the ethernet2 library) D13 SCLK D2 INT RST RST

Having had some issues with the ENC ethernet modules, I switched to using these devices. They are well constructed and once connected provide a robust network connection using the Ethernet2 library. I'm using these where a wifi connection isn't appropriate. When connecting to an Arduino Nano, I used the following connections Arduino W5500 3v3 3v3 GND GND D12 MISO D11 MOSI D10 SCS (pin D10 is the defined SS pin for SPI in the ethernet2 library) D13 SCLK D2 INT RST RST

Having had some issues with the ENC ethernet modules, I switched to using these devices. They are well constructed and once connected provide a robust network connection using the Ethernet2 library. I'm using these where a wifi connection isn't appropriate. When connecting to an Arduino Nano, I used the following connections Arduino W5500 3v3 3v3 GND GND D12 MISO D11 MOSI D10 SCS (pin D10 is the defined SS pin for SPI in the ethernet2 library) D13 SCLK D2 INT RST RST