If anyone wants some break-out boards, I need to get the design finished,
build a prototype, and then I'll do a small/cheap run. Let me know in
advance!

They'll have solder joints for enabling local CMOS power/RS-232 level
conversion with minimal components.

-marc

On 1/9/06, Timothy Weber <tw@timothyweber.org> wrote:
>
> Marc Nicholas wrote:
> > Bit of an update:
> >
> > - Maxstream have no timeline on the AES encryption
>
> Not a show-stopper for me, but I'll hope they get it in within a year or
> two.
>
> > - Full Zigbee stack is due Q1 2006
>
> Huzzah!  I get the best feel from their web site - combination of clear
> info, a product niche that fits, cheap, and easy to buy.
>
> > - They added me to the beta testers list
> > - Got a tech support reponse < 1 business day
>
> Also good to hear!
>
> > So, I need to finish my break-out boards and get playing ;-)
>
> I'll be right behind you.  I have to decide whether I want to wait for
> the mesh support before I start testing, though - range and power usage
> in mesh configuration is my biggest open question.  OTOH, there are a
> million other details too that I can work on, and having functioning
> nodes would help.
>
> Thanks for trailblazing!
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