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[[zero | Radxa Zero]] > [[zero/Linux | Working with Linux ]] > [[Zero/Linux/enc28j60 | Use ENC28J60 SPI Ethernet Controller]]

=== Use ENC28J60 SPI Ethernet Controller ===

ENC28J60 is a popular choice to add hardwired network connection to Radxa Zero. In this tutorial we will show you how to use it with Zero.

==== Requirements ====

Support for ENC28J60 is to Radxa Zero recently, and no official release currently includes it.

In this tutorial we will this test image: [https://github.com/radxa-build/radxa-zero/releases/download/20230201-0149/radxa-zero_debian_bullseye_cli_2023-02-01T1038+0000_msdos.img.xz radxa-zero_debian_bullseye_cli_2023-02-01T1038+0000_msdos.img.xz]

'''The test image has change the default account and password to radxa/radxa.''' SSH is also disabled by default to prevent unauthorized access using the default account.

Please connect your ENC28J60 module in the following way:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! ENC28J60
! Module
!
! Connect to
! Radxa Zero
|-
| CLKOUT
| INT
|
|
| 18
|-
| WOL
| SO
|
|
| 19
|-
| SI
| SCK
|
| 21
| 23
|-
| CS
| RESET
|
| 24
|
|-
| VCC
| GND
|
| 17
| 20
|}

You should connect every pin from 17 to 24 on Radxa Zero except pin 22.

==== Enable ENC28J60 overlay ====

Once you boot into the system, you use our new <code>rsetup</code> system configuration tool to enable overlays.

Simply run <code>rsetup</code> in your terminal:

[[File:rsetup_main.jpg]]

Use arrow keys to select '''Overlays''', and use enter key to confirm selection:

[[File:rsetup_overlays.jpg]]

Select '''Manage overlays''', you will be given a list of compatible overlays:

[[File:rsetup_manage_overlays.jpg]]

Use space bar to select/deselect the overlays you want to enable, and use tab key to select Ok/Cancel button. In this tutorial we will select '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' and choose Ok.

[[File:rsetup_select_overlays.jpg]]

After confirm selection in previous window, you will be back at '''Overlays''' menu. If you select '''Manage overlays''', you can see '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' is selected.

You can double tap escape key to return to previous menu, and eventually, quit <code>rsetup</code>.

Reboot and you should have a new ENC28J60 network interface.

@@ Line 74: / Line 74: @@
 Select '''Manage overlays''', you will be given a list of compatible overlays.
-Use space bar to select/deselect the overlays you want to enable, and use tab key to select Ok/Cancel button. In this tutorial we will select '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' and choose Ok.
+Use space bar to select/deselect overlays, and use tab key to select Ok/Cancel button. In this tutorial we will select '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' and choose Ok.
 [[File:rsetup_manage_overlays.png]]

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 [[File:rsetup_overlays.png]]
-Select '''Manage overlays''', you will be given a list of compatible overlays:
+Select '''Manage overlays''', you will be given a list of compatible overlays.
 Use space bar to select/deselect the overlays you want to enable, and use tab key to select Ok/Cancel button. In this tutorial we will select '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' and choose Ok.

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 ==== Enable ENC28J60 overlay ====
-Once you boot into the system, you use our new <code>rsetup</code> system configuration tool to enable overlays.
+Once you boot into the system, you can use the new <code>rsetup</code> system configuration tool to enable overlays.
 Simply run <code>rsetup</code> in your terminal:

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 Simply run <code>rsetup</code> in your terminal:
-[[File:rsetup_main.jpg]]
+[[File:rsetup_main.png]]
 Use arrow keys to select '''Overlays''', and use enter key to confirm selection:
-[[File:rsetup_overlays.jpg]]
+[[File:rsetup_overlays.png]]
 Select '''Manage overlays''', you will be given a list of compatible overlays:
-[[File:rsetup_manage_overlays.jpg]]
+[[File:rsetup_manage_overlays.png]]
 Use space bar to select/deselect the overlays you want to enable, and use tab key to select Ok/Cancel button. In this tutorial we will select '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' and choose Ok.
-[[File:rsetup_select_overlays.jpg]]
+[[File:rsetup_select_overlays.png]]
 After confirm selection in previous window, you will be back at  '''Overlays''' menu. If you select '''Manage overlays''', you can see '''Enable ENC28J60 on SPI-B''' is selected.