The goal is that a box can be labeled as "FreeEMS Compatible" or similar, perhaps with a special sticker (self printed is fine) and listed on an "Available Hardware" website with features and notes and faults and errata etc. All known designs (free and commercial) shall be listed there, but "FreeEMS Compatible" devices will be listed ahead of all others for obvious reasons.
The goals are :
- Provides the user with a quality experience (connectivity, compatibility, board design and circuit design)
- Fundamental and basic functionality is available (or more. FreeEMS firmware should be able to be configured in a non-crippled way and work minimally at least.)
This morning while waiting for a late phone call, I continued and provided recommendations and disucssions of various extra recommended functionality and the pros/cons of including it in a design or not.
This document is mostly divorced of specific pin requirements, but clearly such things will be specified in a final version ready for general release.
I'm going to check it into the docs dir of the firmware now, and later I will integrate it into the odt master document. I can't recall if there is any overlap or not at this stage, there may be.
http://github.com/fredcooke/freeems-van ... ations.txt
Marcos, you have a similar document in your hardware repo, could you please provide a link to it here for us, thanks :-)
Fred.