Am Montag, 12. Februar 2007 22:01 schrieb David Lissiuk:
> Standards are a good thing. And OWFS has become a major player in terms
> of 1-Wire work. As an end user, I'd like to know that my hardware is
> fully supported and tested by OWFS and uses a wiring standard like
> 1WRJ45 when I buy the product along with knowing any enclosures IP
> rating. (Weather proof level). Seeing this on packaging and advertising
> would be a real plus to me.
>
I don't think OWFS (as a pure *software*) should address hardware specs. At
least to the moment we'll implement the global hardware database we talked
about last month.
An "owfs hardware compatiblity" in my view means, owfs knows the *semantics*
of the certified board, e.g. like the humidity sensor board or the DS2408
driven LCDs. For such boards, a logo program would be nice.
Things like connectors, wire layout etc. shouldn't be adressed by the logo in
my view, as the software can't identify them and too many other specs for
connectors exist. To be honest: For my boards, I will specify connectors
myself, depending on the mounting situation.
Kind regards
Jan
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