RabbitCore RCM6000 Series

The Rabbit 6000 is a high-performance microprocessor with low electromagnetic interference (EMI), and is designed specifically for embedded control, communications, and network connectivity.

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Documentation

MiniCore RCM5700/6700 Getting Started Guide

Users Manual: MiniCore RCM5700/RCM6700 C-Programmable Ethernet Core Module

TCP/IP Volume 1

TCP/IP Volume 2

TCP/IP Volume 3

Dynamic C 10 Users Manual: Rabbit 4000 / 5000 / 6000

Users Manual: An Introduction to TCP/IP For Embedded System Designers

Users Manual- Rabbit 6000 Microprocessor

Drivers & Patches

Rabbit Family of Microprocessors - Sample programs

Rabbit Family of Microprocessors - Serial IO program

Resources & Utilities

Dynamic C

Dynamic C Function Reference Manual: Rabbit 4000, 5000, and 6000 Microprocessors

Digi Remote Manager Services for Rabbit Developers User Guide

Rabbit - Write ID Block 10.70

Rabbit - Write ID Block version 1.01

Rabbit - ID and User Block Maintenance

Rabbit - Installer registry key creater

Rabbit Math Function - Efficient evaluation of polynomials

Rabbit Math Function - Proportional-integral-derivative function

Rabbit Math Function - CCITT-1021 CRC algorithm

Rabbit Math Function - Pseudo-random number generator

Hardware Resources

RCM6600W Data Sheet

Schematic: MiniCore Prototyping Board

Schematic: Serial Communication Accessory Board

Schematic: MiniCore Interface Board

RCM6700 Schematic

Schematic: Digital I/O Accessory Board

Schematic: Rabbit Serial Programming Cable 3.3V - 5.0V

Schematic- RCM6600W Block Diagram

Easy Reference Poster- Rabbit 6000 Microprocessor

New Rabbit 6000 Instruction Reference

Solution Guides

RCM6600W Data Sheet

Technical Note: TN273 - Updating Your Application from the RCM5700 to the RCM6700 Rabbit® MiniCore™

Technical Note: TN266 - PCB Layout for the Ethernet PHY Interface

Application Note: AN400 - Rabbit Races Across Wi-Fi Ethernet Bridge

Technical Note: TN249 - Designing with Wireless Rabbits

Technical Note: TN230 - Off-the-Shelf Solutions for 802.11b Wireless Networking

Technical Note: TN303 - Conformal Coating

Technical Note: TN250 - Designing With a RabbitCore Module

Technical Note: TN248 - Mapping Battery-Backed SRAM When Running in Flash

Technical Note- TN258 - USB to RS-232 Converter Cable Users Guide

Application Note: AN421 - Remote Program Update

Technical Note: TN235 - External 32.768 kHz Oscillator Circuits

Technical Note- TN215 - Using the I2C Bus with a Rabbit Microprocessor

Instruction Reference Manual- Rabbit Family of Microprocessors

Technical Note- TN268 - Preventing Damage from Electrostatic Discharges to Electronic Assemblies

Application Note: AN403 - Getting on the Wire

Knowledge Base

The Digi AI Assistant combines product-specific knowledge articles, documentation, and the latest AI technology to formulate the most in-depth and current answers to your product questions.

What is the TCP/IP data transfer rate for the RCM6700?

What is the MTBF for the RCM6750?

I cannot get HDLC working on my RCM6700

How did my Rabbit RCM6600W ID block get corrupted?

Can you give me details on the necessary power supply for the RCM5700/RCM6700?

I am looking for the Rabbit 6000 instruction set, and can only find documentation that includes up t

Do Digi Rabbit products support USB OTG?

MTBF for RCM6700

The RCM6700 does not have PE4 available as an external interrupt. What can I do?