I believe the license allowed for the code to be ported to another processor if you were talking to an ax5043.  The language was ambiguous, but I believe that was the intent.

Rich


On Tue, Oct 25, 2022 at 12:02 PM Jonathan Brandenburg via pacsat <pacsat@amsat.org> wrote:



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On 10/25/2022 10:50 AM, JIm McCullers wrote:
> Do you have any files from Ax-RadioLab you used on the original board?
> I've installed the IDE but yet to have time to play with it

I probably do have the files I originally used to investigate the AX5043
radio. I believe they're in a virtual machine I just stumbled across
last week. I didn't post those to the repository because I used them
only as a supplement for the documentation and didn't use them to
specifically implement the software in
https://github.com/BrandenburgTech/DigitalTxRxRPi.

I recall an interesting license restriction when using the output of
Ax-RadioLab... I believe the generated software cannot be ported to
another processor. Thus, I used the output of Ax-RadioLab only as a
supplement to documentation and didn't port the generated software.

Jonathan

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