Request PID for CANtact Pro

[marckleinebudde]

Description

CANtact Pro is an open-source USB to Controller Area
Network (CAN) device. This allows you to connect a computer to
anything that talks CAN. CAN is used in a wide range of
embedded systems including vehicles, robots, industrial
control systems, and avionics.

The works included in this project are the design of the PCB,
and the device firmware.

Licenses

Hardware: CERN Open Hardware Licence Version 2
Firmware: MIT

URLs

Hardware: https://github.com/linklayer/cantact-pro-hw
Firmware: https://github.com/linklayer/cantact-pro-fw

PID

0x6174: CANtact Pro

[marckleinebudde]

FYI: @ericevenchick

[cuvoodoo]

could you fix the following details: about the hardware:

• the LICENSE and you PR says the hardware is under CERN v2, but the schematic mentions CC BY-SA 4.0 (if CERN v2 is used, don't forget to add the reciprocity variant extension in the name, CERN-OHL-W according to LICENSE.txt)
• when opening the schematic under KiCAD, it informs me that Drawing sheet '/Users/eric/Dropbpx/kicad/linklayer.kicad_wks' not found (maybe the logo?)
• when opening the schematic, KiCAD complains that cantactpro-cache.lib is missing. Loading the schematic without the cache works, but could you add this file or save the schematic without cache, so this warning message does not appear
• please add copyright date and contact information on the schematic sheet
• make the fabrication output files (e.g. gerber, excellon, ...) files available

about the firmware:

• some files (including main.c) are under BSD (from Freescale Semiconductor). please also mention this (and which set) in the LICENSE.txt
• some files (probably yours, under MIT) have no copyright notice and license information. EVERY source code file needs it (SPDX info is sufficient).

you can also refer to the openmoko-usb-oui README checklist to make sure you fulfill the requirement.

[cuvoodoo]

note: I will close this PR after 6 months of inactivity (in ~ 2 months). feel free to open a new one afterwards.

[marckleinebudde]

Thanks for the heads up. The schematics are done by @ericevenchick, who is currently busy.

[cuvoodoo]

closing due to inactivity. feel free to open a new one once ready.