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EG2110 RabbitLink
Model EG2110

The RabbitLink facilitates high-speed remote or local programming and debugging of any Rabbit microprocessor-based system over most networks or the Internet. The RabbitLink card provides a connection between an Ethernet-based network and the standard programming connector on any Rabbit-based board. Static IP addresses can be set manually via the programming cable, or IP addresses can be assigned over Ethernet using DHCP.

Features

• Quickly download and debug any Rabbit-based board via Ethernet/Internet or direct connection
  
• Customize programs with supplied source code
  
• Easily set network address parameters
  

When added to a Rabbit-based system in the field, the RabbitLink provides an easy-to-use Ethernet interface for updating, programming, and debugging Dynamic C® programs over a local area network or the Internet. This allows the user to compile, run, and debug programs at a remote site from any Internet-connected PC running Dynamic C. All of the standard features of Dynamic C are available via the remote interface, including the STDIO window, watch expressions, and the ability to step through C and Assembly code.

Programming the RabbitLink
Shipped with software already installed, the RabbitLink can be used without modification. RabbitLink takes advantage of your PC's Ethernet port to facilitate high-speed local downloading and debugging. Using the programming cable provided in the RabbitLink Tool Kit, network parameters for RabbitLink are initially set up with just a PC running a terminal program such as Hyperterminal.

Tool Kit
The RabbitLink Tool Kit contains everything you need to use RabbitLink: a 9 V AC adapter, serial cable for programming and debugging, CD-ROM containing RabbitLink source code, user's manual, and plastic enclosure. (International orders do not include AC adapter unless specifically requested.)