SandS project - IPR by Arduino SA

Note that in these folders you will find all the IPR produced by Arduino SA for the SandS project between November 2013 and March 2014.

All the software produced for this project is under a GPL license, while all the hardware is under Creative Commons 4.0. You can find a copy of the GPL license inside each one of the folders for the software, whether a C program, an Arduino program, or other. On the other hand, the schematic file for each one of the circuit boards shows a mention to the appropiate CC 4.0 license applied to the circuit.

Among others you will find:

- HW designs for all the modules made for the project, as well as for the SandS motherboard (also known as non-branded solution throughout the project), the power patch needed for rev3 of the boards and a shield design used to prototype the communication towards Gorenje's HomeChef oven

- SW that runs on the SandS motherboard 

- libraries to add to the Arduino IDE to be able of programming the SandS motherboard

- source (and a binary) of the webserver that was presented during the Brussels meeting in the Spring 2013 at the first project report

- source (and a binary for Windows CLI) of the configuration tool for the modules

All of the HW can be visualized using Eagle from CADSoft. It was created a licensed version of the mentioned CAD software, but it should be possible to visualize it on the freeware version of the software as long as it is Eagle 6.0 or later.

The source code for the webserver was corss-compiled for OpenWRT using the instructions provided with D2.2. It should be possible to check the code in any text editor.

The configuration tool was compiled with GCC for Windows. The source should be readable from any text editor.

The libraries as well as the SandS motherboard code are meant to be used with the Arduino IDE. You will need to install the libraries before you execute the IDE and then open the different programs from there. Please note that the IDE is free and all its software is GPL licensed. 
