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size stripboard, just include the extra traces that section of the stripboard will be empty anyway Okay, let s discuss the headers H1 is where the LCD connector gets inserted If your LCD didn t come with a 16-pin male header already installed, you will need to add one so that the pins protrude from the bottom of the LCD The purpose of H2 is

chunk, where the boundaries for payload versus header information are, and the like. IP addresses tell where each packet is from (its source) and where it s going (its destination). IP addresses come in different sizes, depending on the version of the protocol being used, but by far the most common at present is the 32-bit address. 32-bit IP addresses (TCP/IP version 4, or IPv4) are typically written using a decimal notation that separates the 32 bits into four sections, each representing 8 bits (an octet), such as 74.125.45.100. Certain IP address classes have special roles and meaning. For example, 127 always identifies a loopback2 or local address on every machine; this class doesn t communicate with any other devices (it can be used internally, on a single machine only). Addresses that begin with 10 or 192 aren t routable, meaning they can communicate with other devices on the same local network segment but can t connect to other seg-

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The TCP/IP Guide provides further explanation of datagrams and loopbacks: http://www.tcpipguide.com/ index.htm.

to make it easy to swap out the current-limiting resistor whenever it s necessary just insert the resistor leads in the first and last sockets of the female header, which is recessed by one row so that the resistor won t protrude above the top of the LCD H3 and H4 are intended to accept double-ended male headers (available on my

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ments. Every address on a particular network segment must be unique or collisions can occur and it gets ugly. The routing of packets on an IP network how packets traverse the network and go from one segment to another is handled by routers. Routers speak to each other using IP addresses and other IP-related information.

TCP and UDP (User Datagram Protocol) are different delivery protocols that are commonly used with TCP/IP. TCP is reliable, and UDP is fire and forget. What does that mean It means that TCP includes extra data to guarantee the order of packets and to

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website) that are long enough to also insert into a breadboard (and to bend if you want to adjust the angle at which the LCD sits) H5 is a straight female header that has no electrical function It s included so that you can insert a four-pin section of a male header and snip off the short ends of the pins That combination will be the same height as the 16-pin header with the LCD inserted, so H5 will support the LCD so that it sits parallel to the stripboard (This is a parallel LCD, right ) Finally, the jumpers that run across the tops of each of the right-angle female headers also have no electrical function; they simply clamp the headers tightly to the board so that they don t bend and weaken from repeated insertions into and extractions from the breadboard As usual, read through the complete list of assembly instructions that follows to be sure that you understand the entire procedure before assembling the board

send back an acknowledgment when a packet is received. The common analogy is certified mail: the sender gets a receipt that shows the letter was delivered and signed for, and therefore knows the recipient got the message. UDP, on the other hand, doesn t provide any ordering or acknowledgment. It s more like a regular letter: it s cheaper and faster to send, but you basically just hope the recipient gets it.