Paste this into Claude Code (VS Code panel, Adom editor, or terminal) to install:
Search the Adom Wiki for the library component "W5500" (slug: w5500) at https://wiki-ufypy5dpx93o.adom.cloud/wiki/libraries/w5500. Pull down the KiCad symbol, footprint, and 3D model files from the wiki page's assets. Install them into my current KiCad project and register in sym-lib-table and fp-lib-table. If the page has a datasheet URL, save that too.
The W5500 is a hardwired internet Ethernet controller from WIZnet. Implements TCP, UDP, IPv4, ARP, IGMP, and PPPoE in hardware with 8 simultaneous sockets. SPI at up to 80MHz for high throughput.
Pin Configuration
Package: QFP-48
Pin 1: MOSI — SPI data in
Pin 2: SCSn — SPI chip select, active low
Pin 3: SCLK — SPI clock
Pin 4: MISO — SPI data out
Pin 5: INTn — Interrupt output, active low
Pin 6: LINKLED — Link status LED
Pin 7: RSVD — Reserved
Pin 8: ACTLED — Activity LED
Pin 9: RSTn — Hardware reset, active low
Pin 10: NC — Not connected
Pin 11: AVDD — Analog supply 3.3V
Pin 12: AGND — Analog ground
Pin 13: 1V2O — 1.2V regulator output
Pin 14: 1V2I — 1.2V regulator input
Pin 15: AVDD — Analog supply 3.3V
Pin 16: AGND — Analog ground
Pin 17: EXRES1 — External reference resistor
Pin 18: TOCAP — Timeout capacitor
Pin 19: AVDD — Analog supply 3.3V
Pin 20: AGND — Analog ground
Pin 21: TXN — Ethernet TX negative
Pin 22: TXP — Ethernet TX positive
Pin 23: AGND — Analog ground
Pin 24: RXN — Ethernet RX negative
Pin 25: RXP — Ethernet RX positive
Pin 26: AVDD — Analog supply 3.3V
Pin 27: XI — Crystal input 25MHz
Pin 28: XO — Crystal output
Pin 29: AGND — Analog ground
Pin 30: AVDD — Analog supply 3.3V
Pin 31: SPDLED — Speed LED output
Pin 32: RSVD — Reserved
Pin 33: VDD — Digital supply 3.3V
Pin 34: GND — Digital ground
Pin 35: PMODE0 — PHY mode select 0
Pin 36: PMODE1 — PHY mode select 1
Pin 37: PMODE2 — PHY mode select 2
Pin 38: RSVD — Reserved
Pin 39: RSVD — Reserved
Pin 40: GND — Digital ground
Pin 41: VDD — Digital supply 3.3V
Pin 42: NC — Not connected
Pin 43: NC — Not connected
Pin 44: GND — Digital ground
Pin 45: VDD — Digital supply 3.3V
Pin 46: NC — Not connected
Pin 47: NC — Not connected
Pin 48: GND — Digital ground
Pin 49: GND — Ground (Exposed Pad)
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