Hi Wouter,

For me is clear as crystal and also is stated in that blog. Your request and
license is respected!

Vasi(funlw65)



Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> 
> Vasi(funlw65) wrote:
>> This USB programmer is made by Albert Faber and the firmware is made with
>> JALv2 and USB Jallib libraries (also from Albert). Is smaller than a
>> Pickit2
>> programmer. Take a look here:
> 
> Please note everyone: using the wisp648 firmware and hardware design 
> (either direct, or as a base for another design) is allowed *only* for 
> non-commercial, DIY, one-off work. You are allowed to make one for 
> yourself, but you are not allowed to sell PCBs, complete programmers, 
> kits, * or publish a PCB design *.
> 
> So the design in referred link itself is perfectly allowed, but please 
> don't step over the limits of what I allow.
> 
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