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authorKarl Palsson <karlp@tweak.net.au>2017-11-17 23:00:50 +0000
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hw1: schematic "finished" ?
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+This is a board designed to receive nucleo64 (and maybe 32) boards
+to be test TARGETS. The stm32l1 on _this_ board is reprogrammed via
+one of the debug connectors, with appropriate software to be
+master/slave/etc to correspond with the DUT. All (most) communication
+lines between the two boards are tapped to a 10 pin connector matching
+cheap FX2based logic analysers, allowing automatic tests to be written
+that use sigrok to check that the signals on the wire match expectations.
+