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SP1/0310A

SitePlayer™ SP1
Embedded Ethernet Web Server Coprocessor Module
Revised October 2003 © NetMedia, Inc.

• Complete Ethernet web server in approximately • Less than 100 bytes of code needed to interface
one square inch most devices to SitePlayer
• Real-time dynamic graphics for displays, bar • JAVA, C, C++, and Visual Basic programs can
graphs, buttons, switches knobs monitor and control SitePlayer remotely
• Standalone mode allows up to eight relays, four
• 768 Bytes of SiteObjects™ which can be bit,
8 bit PWMs, switch inputs, or event counters
byte, integer, long, and string
without additional device processor
• Data can be input through forms, buttons, • Web pages created using standard HTML
or links and received by device processor authoring tools (not included)
• Standard 10BaseT Ethernet with automatic • Connects to 10BaseT filter or RJ45 with internal
polarity correction hardware magnetics (not included)
• 48K bytes of flash for web pages which are
Inches/mm
loaded over Ethernet
A: 0.93/23.5
B: 1.30/33.0
• Flash firmware is upgraded over Ethernet C: 0.42/10.6
D: 0.07/1.7
E: 0.205/5.21
• ARP, ICMP, IP, UDP, TCP, DHCP Protocols F: 0.025/0.64
G: 0.100/2.54
H: 1.20/30.5
• Plug-in module for web upgrades or retrofits J: 0.20/5.0
(Max Depth)

• IP address can be static or dynamic with


dynamic obtained through DHCP server
• Serial Port for processor interface
baud rates from 300 – 115,200 bits/sec

Description
The NetMedia SitePlayer SP1 coprocessor is designed to easily and inexpensively web enable any
microprocessor-based device. In slightly over one square inch, SitePlayer includes a web server,
10baseT Ethernet controller, flash web page memory, graphical object processor, and a serial device
interface.
SitePlayer 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. Communication
between SitePlayer 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, SitePlayer can perform
simple I/O directly.
Flash memory firmware allows SitePlayer 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.”
SitePlayer contains a powerful object system called SiteObjects™ which allow graphical images, text,
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.
SitePlayer can also be monitored and controlled remotely by Java, C, C++, Visual Basic or other TCP/IP
applications.
NOTE: For availability, warranty, and use in critical applications please see www.siteplayer.com/notices

NetMedia, Inc. 10940 N. Stallard Place, Tucson Arizona, 85737 Tel 520-544-4567/0800 Fax
www.SitePlayer.com
SP1/0310A

Functional Block Diagram

SiteObjects SitePlayer Web Server Ethernet Protocol


Processor Processor
Hosts web pages and provides for
10BaseT
Interfaces with the changeable graphics and data Interfaces with
Ethernet
device UART to based on SiteObjects Ethernet to provide
Serial Interface
provide object TCP/IP and other
Device interface Also processes input from protocol support
Interface browsers
UART

SiteObjects RAM storage FLASH Web Pages Hardware Port


768 Bytes 48K bytes 8 pins for Relays,
Contains live data for manipulating Web page storage Four 8 bit PWMs,
web pages and data input Configuration information Inputs, Switches

Pin Description
Pin Name Description
1 Link LED Pin low when link has been established, typically resistor to LED to VCC
2 RX+ 10BaseT receive + typically connects to filter/transformer
3 RX- 10BaseT receive - typically connects to filter/transformer
4 TX- 10BaseT transmit - typically connects to filter/transformer
5 TX+ 10BaseT transmit + typically connects to filter/transformer
6 VSS Ground
7 RXD Receive Data to UART Can direct connect to device UART TXD
8 TXD Transmit Data to UART Can direct connect to device UART RXD
9 VCC +5 Volts, typically 75mA
10 Reset High - Reset, Ground or No Connect - Run
11 through 18 Hardware I/O port

Typical Application

NetMedia, Inc. 10940 N. Stallard Place, Tucson Arizona, 85737 Tel 520-544-4567/0800 Fax
www.SitePlayer.com

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