EtherMega Ethernet Arduino Compatible Microcontroller

• 100% Arduino Mega 2560 compatible with onboard Ethernet
• ATmega2560 MCU with onboard Wiznet-based ethernet
• Digital I/O pins: 54 (14 provide PWM output)
• Automatically updates twitter and serves web pages
• Make sure the power select jumper is on the desired mode

The EtherMega Ethernet Arduino Compatible Microcontroller is an ultimate network-connected Arduino-compatible board combining an ATmega2560 MCU, onboard Wiznet-based Ethernet, an ATmega16u2 USB-serial converter, a microSD card slot, and Power-over-Ethernet support, and even an onboard switchmode voltage regulator so it can run on up to 28V without overheating. The EtherMega is a 100% Arduino Mega 2560 compatible board that can talk to the world. Does Twitter updates automatically, serves web pages, connects to web services, displays sensor data online and controls devices using a web browser. The EtherMega uses the same ATmega2560 as the Arduino Mega 2560 so it has masses of RAM, flash memory, and I/O pins, and also includes the same Wiznet W5100 chip used by the official Arduino Ethernet Shield, so it's 100% compatible with the Ethernet library and sketches.

A micro SD card slot has been added so you can store web content on the card, or log data to it. It gets even better with space to squeeze in a small prototyping area, so now it's possible to build a complete, Internet-enabled Arduino device including your own custom parts all on a single board. You don't even need to use a prototyping shield for many projects.

Features:

• Gold-plated PCB
• Top and bottom parts overlays
• Powerful and versatile ATmega2560 MCU
• Switchmode voltage regulator for wide input voltage range
• D13 pin isolated with a MOSFET so you can use it as an input
• Optional Power-over-Ethernet support, both cheapie DIY or full 8023af standards-compliant
• Ethernet activity indicators on both the PCB and the jack
• 10/100base-T auto-selection
• Fully compatible with standard Ethernet library
• Reset management chip
• Fixed SPI behavior on Ethernet chipset
• Robust power filtering
• Sexy rounded corners