> Since I'm going to buy a bunch of Wisp628 anyday now,
> what will your policy be regarding upgrade after the redesign ?

Not fixed yet, but the idea is that there will be new hardware, probably
USB-only, and new firmware that can be used on both the old (Wisp628)
hardware and the new (WispUSB?), which makes some additional features
available. Update policy would be just like before: get yourself a blank
16F628(A), program it with the new firmware, replace the old chip, maybe
keep it until you trust the new firmware. I don't yet see any need to
switch to a 16F648A or another PIC. Using the new firmware will of
course require a new XWisp, and the ancient wisp.exe will probably not
be supported.

Wouter van Ooijen

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