# Eth Module | Since | Origin / Contributor | Maintainer | Source | | :----- | :-------------------- | :---------- | :------ | | 2019-06-25 | [Arnim Laeuger](https://github.com/devsaurus) |[Arnim Laeuger](https://github.com/devsaurus) | [eth.c](../../components/modules/eth.c)| The eth module provides access to the ethernet PHY chip configuration. Your board must contain one of the PHY chips that are supported by ESP-IDF: - IP101 - LAN8720 - TLK110 ## eth.get_mac() Get MAC address. #### Syntax ```lua local mac = eth.get_mac() ``` #### Parameters None #### Returns MAC address as string "aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:dd". ## eth.get_speed() Get Ethernet connection speed. #### Syntax ```lua local speed = eth.get_speed() ``` #### Parameters None #### Returns Connection speed in Mbit/s, or error if not connected. - `10` - `100` ## eth.init() Initialize the internal ethernet interface by configuring the MAC and PHY and starting the interface. Note that while the PHY model and some GPIO pins are configured at runtime, the clock configuration has been moved into the menuconfig and is no longer available at runtime. Please refer to the settings available under `Component config -> Ethernet -> Support ESP32 internal EMAC controller`. #### Syntax ```lua eth.init(cfg) ``` #### Parameters - `cfg` table containing configuration data. Unless otherwise noted, the entries are mandatory: - `addr` PHY address, 0 to 31, optional (default will attempt auto-detect) - `mdc` MDC pin number - `mdio` MDIO pin number - `phy` PHY chip model, one of - `PHY_DP83848` - `PHY_IP101` - `PHY_KSZ8041` - `PHY_KSZ8081` - `PHY_LAN8720` - `PHY_RTL8201` - `power` power enable pin, optional #### Returns `nil` An error is thrown in case of invalid parameters, MAC/PHY setup errors, or if the ethernet interface has already been successfully configured. #### Example ```lua -- Initialize ESP32-GATEWAY eth.init({phy = eth.PHY_LAN8720, addr = 0, power = 5, mdc = 23, mdio = 18}) -- Initialize wESP32 eth.init({phy = eth.PHY_LAN8720, addr = 0, mdc = 16, mdio = 17}) ``` ## eth.on() Register or unregister callback functions for Ethernet events. #### Syntax ```lua eth.on(event, callback) ``` #### Parameters - `event` Ethernet event to register the callback for: - "start" - "stop" - "connected" - "disconnected" - "got_ip" - `callback` callback `function(event, info)` to perform when event occurs, or `nil` to unregister the callback for the event. The `info` argument given to the callback is a table containing additional information about the event. Event information provided for each event is as follows: - `start`: no additional info - `stop`: no additional info - `connected`: no additional info - `disconnected`: no additional info - `got_ip`: IP network information: - `ip`: the IP address assigned - `netmask`: the IP netmask - `gw`: the gateway ("0.0.0.0" if no gateway) #### Example ```lua function ev(event, info) print("event", event) if event == "got_ip" then print("ip:"..info.ip..", nm:"..info.netmask..", gw:"..info.gw) elseif event == "connected" then print("speed:", eth.get_speed()) print("mac:", eth.get_mac()) end end eth.on("connected", ev) eth.on("disconnected", ev) eth.on("start", ev) eth.on("stop", ev) eth.on("got_ip", ev) ``` ## eth.set_mac() Set MAC address. #### Syntax ```lua eth.set_mac(mac) ``` #### Parameters - `mac` MAC address as string "aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff" #### Returns `nil` An error is thrown in case of invalid parameters or if the ethernet driver failed.