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 ==== I want to use Netzer in commercial applications. Is this possible? ==== ==== I want to use Netzer in commercial applications. Is this possible? ====
  
-Netzer ​is licensed under MBCSL. This proprietary license prohibits commercial ​usage of the sourcesBut we will find a special agreement ​if you wantBSD or MPL style licenses are possible.+Netzer ​can be used in commercial and non-commercial applications 
 +This free usage is limited to: 
 + 
 +  * Schematics 
 +  * Layout- and gerber files 
 +  * Object code (hex files) of Bootloader 2 
 +  * Object code of the Base Version 
 + 
 +The object code for the Pro Version is not free available 
 +The licence fee is included ​if you buy Netzer with installed Pro Version in our shopThe license also can be purchased separately, for Base Netzer ​or own developments for example. 
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 +The source code is not free available in general. 
 +For non-commercial projects the sourcecode can be bought for about 100 EUR. 
 +The commercial usage is also possible, the price depends on the parameters.  
 +Please contact me in that case. 
 +The Base and Pro Version can both be build with the source packet.
  
  
 ==== May I port the software to another platform? ==== ==== May I port the software to another platform? ====
 +Yes, if you have purchased the source code (commercial or non-commercial).
  
-As long as covered by the MBCSL, the answer is yes! The Netzer software depends on sources of Microchip, which are licensed separately. Some of these licenses (especially the TCP/IP stack license) bind the code to a Microchip platform.+**Attention:​** ​The Netzer software depends on sources of Microchip, which are licensed separately. Some of these licenses (especially the TCP/IP stack license) bind the code to a Microchip platform.
  
  

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