> However, Wouter doesn't allow distributing PCBs with a Wisp628 for
> money, or having the PCB made by a PCB company.  This looks a
> bit like a
> grey area, but I'm sure Wouter would confirm his position.

I have had this discussion with a German company that wanted to
integrate a programmer into their product. The agreement was that I sell
them 16F628(A)'s pre-programmed with the Wisp628 software, with the
license to use such chips as they see fit, including building it into
their own product (and including re-programming them with a never
version of the Wisp628 software). I charge some E 3.00 I think on top of
the price of an empty chip. If the OP is interested in this or something
compareable he can contact me directly.

Wouter van Ooijen

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