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	In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the firmware for commercial purposes, provided that: (1) you do not modify the firmware in any way (e.g., remove or alter copyright statements), (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the firmware (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).		In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the firmware for commercial purposes, provided that: (1) you do not modify the firmware in any way (e.g., remove or alter copyright statements), (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the firmware (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).

	{{COMMENT\|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation.}}		{{COMMENT\|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation, especially also point (3).}}

	== Terms of Use: STorM32 Hardware ==		== Terms of Use: STorM32 Hardware ==

OlliW: /* Terms of Use: STorM32 Firmware */

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	The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists of the binaries for the main controller board and the NT modules.		The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists of the binaries for the main controller board and the NT modules.

	In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the firmware for commercial purposes, provided that:(1) you do not modify the firmware in any way (e.g., remove or alter copyright statements), (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the firmware (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).		In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the firmware for commercial purposes, provided that: (1) you do not modify the firmware in any way (e.g., remove or alter copyright statements), (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the firmware (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).

	{{COMMENT\|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation.}}		{{COMMENT\|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation.}}

OlliW at 04:59, 2 November 2025

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	These three components are the intellectual property and copyright of the author, and each has its own terms of use.		These three components are the intellectual property and copyright of the author, and each has its own terms of use.

	== STorM32 Firmware ==		== Terms of Use: STorM32 Firmware ==

	The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists of the binaries for the main controller board and the NT modules.		The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists of the binaries for the main controller board and the NT modules.
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	{{COMMENT\|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation.}}		{{COMMENT\|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation.}}

	== STorM32 Hardware ==		== Terms of Use: STorM32 Hardware ==

	All STorM32 hardware published in the GitHub repository is open-source hardware, released under the terms of the TAPR Open Hardware License (OHL) as published by the Free Hardware Foundation, see http://www.tapr.org/ohl.html.		All STorM32 hardware published in the GitHub repository is open-source hardware, released under the terms of the TAPR Open Hardware License (OHL) as published by the Free Hardware Foundation, see http://www.tapr.org/ohl.html.
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	The TAPR license explicitly permits commercial use, subject to a few straightforward conditions, e.g., that copyright notices and logos must not be removed.		The TAPR license explicitly permits commercial use, subject to a few straightforward conditions, e.g., that copyright notices and logos must not be removed.

	== Windows GUI ==		== Terms of Use: Windows GUI ==

	The Windows GUI (o323BGCTool) software is open source (but see below). In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the software for commercial purposes, provided that: (1) you do not remove or change copyright statements, (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the software (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).		The Windows GUI (o323BGCTool) software is open source (but see below). In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the software for commercial purposes, provided that: (1) you do not remove or change copyright statements, (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the software (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).

	The Windows GUI software is written in Perl and relies on several libraries, such as Win32::GUI, most of which are no longer actively maintained. Only the GUI’s source code is published; the libraries themselves are not included, meaning that a fully working distribution is not provided. However, the published code contains all the essential components needed to understand the software’s internal workings.		The Windows GUI software is written in Perl and relies on several libraries, such as Win32::GUI, most of which are no longer actively maintained. Only the GUI’s source code is published; the libraries themselves are not included, meaning that a fully working distribution is not provided. However, the published code contains all the essential components needed to understand the software’s internal workings.

OlliW: Created page with "The STorM32 project consists of three parts: * STorM32 Firmware (o323BGC and NT module firmwares) * STorM32 Hardware (controller board and NT modules) * Windows GUI o323BGCTool These three components are the intellectual property and copyright of the author, and each has its own terms of use. == STorM32 Firmware == The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists o..."

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Created page with "The STorM32 project consists of three parts: * STorM32 Firmware (o323BGC and NT module firmwares) * STorM32 Hardware (controller board and NT modules) * Windows GUI o323BGCTool These three components are the intellectual property and copyright of the author, and each has its own terms of use. == STorM32 Firmware == The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists o..."

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The STorM32 project consists of three parts:

* STorM32 Firmware (o323BGC and NT module firmwares)
* STorM32 Hardware (controller board and NT modules)
* Windows GUI o323BGCTool

These three components are the intellectual property and copyright of the author, and each has its own terms of use.

== STorM32 Firmware ==

The STorM32 firmware is provided free of charge (i.e., is free as in “free beer” but not free as in “freedom"; it is not open source). It consists of the binaries for the main controller board and the NT modules.

In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the firmware for commercial purposes, provided that:(1) you do not modify the firmware in any way (e.g., remove or alter copyright statements), (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the firmware (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).

{{COMMENT|Compliance with these terms of use is not merely a matter of netiquette, but a legal obligation.}}

== STorM32 Hardware ==

All STorM32 hardware published in the GitHub repository is open-source hardware, released under the terms of the TAPR Open Hardware License (OHL) as published by the Free Hardware Foundation, see http://www.tapr.org/ohl.html.

The TAPR license explicitly permits commercial use, subject to a few straightforward conditions, e.g., that copyright notices and logos must not be removed.

== Windows GUI ==

The Windows GUI (o323BGCTool) software is open source (but see below). In addition to unrestricted private use, you are also granted permission to use the software for commercial purposes, provided that: (1) you do not remove or change copyright statements, (2) you provide it free of charge (e.g., do not impose any explicit or implicit fees on your customers), and (3) you clearly and correctly acknowledge the use and origin of the software (e.g., in product documentation, on your website, in interviews, and similar contexts).

The Windows GUI software is written in Perl and relies on several libraries, such as Win32::GUI, most of which are no longer actively maintained. Only the GUI’s source code is published; the libraries themselves are not included, meaning that a fully working distribution is not provided. However, the published code contains all the essential components needed to understand the software’s internal workings.