Re: Current home of BX24-AHT was: roZetta protocols

[nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Dave Houston)]

Jeff Volp has posted here a couple of times in the past week or two with a
URL for the last of the BX24-AHT boards. Last I heard he was down to a
dozen. I'll let you search for his post.

I'm no longer actively supporting the BX24-AHT but all the documentation,
including the BasicX source is available at...

     http://jeffvolp.home.att.net/bx24-aht_files.htm

After I get roZetta released and after I port the BX24-AHT code to the ZX-24
chip, I will try to update the BX-24 version. It will require adding a
piggyback EEPROM to the BX-24 chip and can do nothing to improve the BX-24
software UART. However, my health (or lack thereof) may intervene before I
get that far.

Scott Knight <scottknight66@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>on 2/4/2006 3:15 PM Dave Houston carved the following into a picnic table:
>> FCC Part 15 rules require that such devices undergo FCC specified tests in
>> an FCC accredited laboratory *before* they can be sold in the US.
><snip>
>
>Ah, now that I have Google'd around a bit, I can see your beef.  My only
>comment is that it's not easy getting to your 'official' BX24-AHT
>project data, if any such thing even exists.  I am following a painful
>trail of outdated links.  Where is the current project (besides what I
>read on this newsgroup)?
>
>Thanks for the clarification.