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A. - RTKernel RISC User Manual |
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RTKernel-RISC is a version of RTKernel-32 for X86 architecture ported to ARM, PowerPC, or 68K platforms. RTKernel is a powerful real-time multitasking system. It was designed for software developers who wish to implement professional process control applications on 32-bit embedded systems. Every effort has been made to ensure easy usage and excellent run-time performance. RTKernel-32 is compact (about 16k of code, 4k of data) and provides the programmer with the basic tools needed to develop efficient real-time software.
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RTkernelRISC.pdf 292 kb
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B. - Reference Manual RTIP 5.0 |
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RTIP is an operating system and CPU independent implementation of the TCP/UDP-IP network stack for use in embedded systems. It provides deterministic, configurable memory usage, a table driven device driver interface and a simple API. No disk services or external library functions are required.
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RefMan5.pdf 863 kb
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B.0 - Reference Manual RTIP 4.1 |
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Reference manual for TCP-IP version 4.1.
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41DRef.pdf 944 kb
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B.01 - Porting Guide/User Manual |
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RTIP is a portable version of the TCP-IP network protocol stack designed specifically for embedded applications. The porting library is designed to port easily to new environments and to integrate with your existing application.
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01-Porting_Guide.pdf 170 kb
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B.02 - FTP User Manual |
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FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a client/server protocol that allows a client to transfer data files to and from a server. It also provides directory listing and working directory management routines. RTIP provides both client and server modules. Multiple server instances may be created if multitasking is available.
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02-FTP.pdf 69 kb
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B.03 - TFTP User Manual |
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TFTP (Trivial File Transport Protocol) provides a simple file send and retrieve mechanism over UDP. It is usually used to transfer a boot image from a server to a diskless work station or black box. RTIP provides both client and server modules.
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03-TFTP.pdf 36 kb
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B.04 - Telnet Manual |
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Telnet (Terminal Emulator) provides a standard socket port number and negotiation sequence to provide for remote logins over a network. Usually a client computer with a VT100 emulator program will log in to a host computer at the standard Telnet port. The host computer will then bind the standard console I/O driver to the telnet driver. RTIP provides a simple Telnet server connection which may be modified for your application and a Telnet Client.
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04-Telnet.pdf 66 kb
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B.05 - Web Server User Manual |
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The Web Server is an embedded Web server for use with the RTIP network stack. The server relies on a set of user defined web pages (written in HTML language) to provide HTML network output. The server depends on a virtual file system layer to provide file system services. It communicates with a remote Web browser using the HTTP protocol over TCP.
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05-Web_Server.pdf 98 kb
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B.05A - Web Server Pro/Advanced |
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With Web Server Pro you can develop and test your initial application on a Linux or Windows development machine. Web Server Pro is based on plug-in architecture and supports a wealth of optional plug-ins including SSL, WebDav, Web Services, EventHandler, LSP, Bindows, and WNMP.
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webserpro.pdf 606 kb
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B.06 - Web Client User Manual |
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Web Client is EBSnet’s HTML based graphical user interface SDK. It is based on three primary data structures: the HTML Browser, the HTML Document, and the HTML Element. Much of the API consists of functions that perform operations on these three objects. This API also contains a host of additional functions to support features such as C function event handlers, cookie management, and JavaScript extensions.
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06-WebC.pdf 293 kb
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B.07 - PPP/PPPoE User Manual |
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RTIP PPP is an implementation of the Point-to-Point Protocol for the RTIP network stack. PPP, like RTIP, provides deterministic, configurable memory usage and a simple API. Limited operating system synchronization services are required. These services are requested through a well-defined porting layer and no disk services or external function library services are required.
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07-PPP.pdf 171 kb
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B.08 - SNMP and Time of Day User Manuals |
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SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a client server protocol that allows a client to get and set variables on the server. The RTIP SNMP agent comes in three versions: SNMPv1, SNMPv2 and SNMPv3. All versions provide the capability to retrieve and set RTIP data. The SNMPv2 agent adds the capability to authenticate messages. The SNMPv3 agent adds security to SNMP in the form of both secure authentication and secure privatization of the SNMP messages. Both SNMPv2c and SNMPv2u are supported by the RTIP SNMPv2 agent.
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08-SNMP.pdf 146 kb
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B.09 - NFS User Manual |
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Network File System (NFS) is a client-server application in which the server allows the client to access the server's local file system as if it were its own. RTIP provides both an NFS client and NFS server. RTIP NFS Client allows an embedded system to mount and access the file system on any host running an NFS server. RTIP NFS Server provides an API for allowing a remote machine to manipulate the file system on the local machine. The server may be configured to use either DOS or RTFS to access the file system.
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09-NFS.pdf 190 kb
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B.10 - DHCP User Manual |
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DHCP, the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, is a client-server based protocol for obtaining network parameters. As an extension to the BOOTP protocol, which allows clients to obtain network configuration parameters and an IP address, DHCP adds the capability to associate with an IP address a “lease,” which specifies the amount of time a client is entitled to use the IP address before it becomes invalid.
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10-DHCP.pdf 84 kb
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B.11 - RTPX User Manual |
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RTPX is a non-preemptive (cooperative) multitasking kernel. The kernel is written almost exclusively in ‘C.’ RTPX supports most typical RTOS functions including mutual exclusion (MUTEX) semaphores, counting semaphores (signals), and task creation, task suspension and task deletion.
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11-RTPX.pdf 66 kb
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B.12 - SMTP/POP3 User Manual |
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SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) Client provides an API to send messages to an SNMP server. POP3 (Post Office Protocol) Client provides APIs to check if there are any mail messages queued on the server and to retrieve the sites, subject, sender and content of the messages. Both SMTP and POP3 use the TCP protocol.
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12-SMTP_POP3.pdf 80 kb
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B.13 - VFS-MFS User Manual |
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Virtual File System / Memory File System - Mapping layer and file manager for use with EBSnet's Web Server, FTP, TFTP, NFS, IMAP, SMTP, POP3, and SSL.
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13-VFS-MFS.pdf 128 kb
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B.14 - IMAP User Manual |
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The purpose of IMAP is to allow a client to have server based mail management. A client does not need to download and store its own messages. All messages may be manipulated and stored on the server.
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14-IMAP.pdf 96 kb
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C.1 - SDK for UPnP™ Enabled Devices |
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EBSnet's UPnP SDK is a software development kit for enabling UPnP devices. Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) is an open networking architecture for peer to peer network connectivity of UPnP enabled devices. UPnP provides the devices the capability to join and leave the network transparently, announce their services, discover other devices and services, send events, and control other devices. Devices act as servers providing the clients, known as control points,
access and control to its published capabilities. Control points can monitor the state of a device by subscribing to events that may occur on its service, receiving a notification whenever these events change.
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upnpmanual.pdf 204 kb
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C.2 - SDK for UPnP™ Control Point Devices |
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Software Development Kit for implementing UPnP Control Point Devices.
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upnpctrlptman.pdf 99 kb
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D.1 - RTSMB Server Manual |
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This package implements a CIFS/SMB server. SMB stands for Server Message Block and is a protocol designed by Microsoft, IBM, and others to allow networked computers to share files. CIFS stands for Common Internet File System and is an extension of the SMB protocol designed by Microsoft to increase the functionality of SMB.
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SMBServer.pdf 144 kb
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D.2 - RTSMB Client Manual |
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This package implements a CIFS/SMB client. SMB stands for Server Message Block and is a protocol designed by Microsoft, IBM, and others to allow networked computers to share files. CIFS stands for Common Internet File System and is an extension of the SMB protocol designed by Microsoft to increase the functionality of SMB.
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SMBClient.pdf 233 kb
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E. - ERTFS Pro/Basic User Guide - Version 4.4Q |
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ERTFS has been in use around the world since 1987 in hundreds of demanding military, medical, scientific, telecommunications, industrial and high volume consumer applications. ERTFS is a comprehensive, truly portable high performance file system designed specifically for embedded systems. ERTFS is RTOS independent and can run on any microprocessor.
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ertfs44q.pdf 1,368 kb
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F. - 802.11 Wireless Manual |
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802.11 is a wireless communication standard that combines an 802.11 MAC sub layer with one of several physical layers, 802.11a and 802.11b. The 802.2 data link layer utilizes 802.11 to transfer packets and appears to the network stack like wired Ethernet.
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80211man.pdf 72 kb
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G. - RTSSL User Manual |
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The secure socket layer (SSL) is one of the leading encryption and authentication protocols used today. The SSL protocol can reside between the TCP and Application layer or adjacent to the TCP layer within your protocol stack. Expecting reliable communication with its peer, it cannot be used in conjunction with UDP. EBSNet’s SSL (RTSSL) adds ‘industrial strength’ security to any TCP based communication protocol used by embedded devices that need to encrypt sensitive data and/or need authentication abilities.
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RTSSLManual.pdf 185 kb
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