Node Firmware/Platforms/Read.ME

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+Please note that in this version, and going forward, the Nucleo code has been renamee to 'NucleoCC2', to reflect is commercial
+product number.

Node Firmware/Readme.md

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 # Node Firmware
 This directory contains the code sources. The current source code is at Rev level 1.1.
 
-Due to a new release of CubeIDE, the platform code is out of date and has been temporarily removed until
-a new release is ready, which is imminent.
+Setting up a CubeIDE development project has several steps:
+1.  Download the code from this site.
+2.  Unzip it after the download
+3.  Navigate to the 'platforms' directory, and unzip the project for the appropriate platform.
+4.  Import the project into CubEIDE and Add the source code to it (see .pfd doc for instructions).
+5.  Build the code and download.
 
-If you need a copy rignt away, please email me  VE6VH at ve6vh dot org
+The reasoning behind it is because goign forward several platforms are being supported, the code iteself
+is platform independent, so it can be shared between them. The platform code has the device specifics
+and should not need to be updated each time a release is made, however it is probably good practice to
+update it each time.
 
+There are pre-built binaries in the Bin directory for platforms that support a download.
 
+Currently supported platforms:
+Nucleo CC Experimenter node
+
+Release notes are in the node software document in the documentation directory.

README.md

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 Welcome to the IP400 project. 
 
-The directories here have been restructured. The Node Firmware directory contains the hardware abstraction for several platforms, 
+The directories here have been restructured. The code directory contains the hardware abstraction for several platforms, 
 and the source directory contains code that is common to all.
 
-The platform code and precompiled binaries have been temporarily removed, due to a new repease of the CubeIDE from ST, and 
-a pending new release of the node firmware.
-
-The Raspberry Pi code is now available on the disk image, which can be downloaded from the project website, ip400.adrcs.org, 
-from the 'Getting Started' link on the hardware page.
-
 The current revision level is 1.0
 
 See the release notes in the 'IP400 Node Software' document.

Raspberry Pi/Read.Me

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+This code can now be found on the Pi Zero disc image, which is in the 
+files directory of the ip400 group on groups.io.