GuruNet Network Card For Amiga Computers
Item History & Price
GuruNet - Networking card for Amiga Computers A500 A600 A1200 A2000 A3000 and A4000.
Integrated networking card for the Amiga line of computer based on the PlipBox by Lallfa. Capable of up to 10Mb ethernet communications over standard CAT-5 cable.
Supports:TCP/IPFTPTelNet
100% Compatible with PlipBox open source firmware.
Requires a (user supplied) 5V power adapter with micro USB connector. compatible with Raspberry Pi power adapter. Low Power consumption less than 200mA.&n...bsp;
Easy to install, connects to the Amiga's parallel port. Tested on Amiga 500/600/1200/2000/3000/4000. Tested with several Amiga TCP/IP stacks and Browsers Including MiamiDX, AmiTCP, iBrowse.
Currently running PlipBox firmware.
FTDI connection provides user access to diagnostic information. Requires a user provided 6-pin header and FTDI TTL-232R-5.0V cable.
Technical information and Firmware are available at Lallafa's Blog
Experimental Support for A1000:This mode has not been tested, but the GuruNet can be reconfigured for the A1000 by removing the 0 Ohm resistor at R7 and replacing it at R6. The A1000 must have the proper complement of firmware, memory, and software to connect to the internet. Most systems will require a Kickstart upgrade, more memory (amount depends on the TCP/IP stack and Browser used), harddisk or SDCARD storage.
No guarantee of functionality is expressed or implied. Use this feature at your own risk. Electronics is fun is not responsible for using this product on an Amiga 1000. Contact Electronics Is Fun with any question on using this product with the A1000.
Integrated networking card for the Amiga line of computer based on the PlipBox by Lallfa. Capable of up to 10Mb ethernet communications over standard CAT-5 cable.
Supports:TCP/IPFTPTelNet
100% Compatible with PlipBox open source firmware.
Requires a (user supplied) 5V power adapter with micro USB connector. compatible with Raspberry Pi power adapter. Low Power consumption less than 200mA.&n...bsp;
Easy to install, connects to the Amiga's parallel port. Tested on Amiga 500/600/1200/2000/3000/4000. Tested with several Amiga TCP/IP stacks and Browsers Including MiamiDX, AmiTCP, iBrowse.
Currently running PlipBox firmware.
FTDI connection provides user access to diagnostic information. Requires a user provided 6-pin header and FTDI TTL-232R-5.0V cable.
Technical information and Firmware are available at Lallafa's Blog
Experimental Support for A1000:This mode has not been tested, but the GuruNet can be reconfigured for the A1000 by removing the 0 Ohm resistor at R7 and replacing it at R6. The A1000 must have the proper complement of firmware, memory, and software to connect to the internet. Most systems will require a Kickstart upgrade, more memory (amount depends on the TCP/IP stack and Browser used), harddisk or SDCARD storage.
No guarantee of functionality is expressed or implied. Use this feature at your own risk. Electronics is fun is not responsible for using this product on an Amiga 1000. Contact Electronics Is Fun with any question on using this product with the A1000.
