# Overview Here are links to the different board designs together with a short summary. ## HAN_ESP_TSS721 (The current design) This is the current and most robust design for the [main board](HAN_ESP_TSS721). There's been great help in creating this, both here on GitHub, but also at the Norwegian home automation forum, [www.hjemmeautomasjon.no](https://www.hjemmeautomasjon.no/forums/topic/1982-lesing-av-ams-data-amshan-iot/) The board * uses TSS721 for MBus to TTL conversion * holds ESP8266 for processing and transmit HAN data to WiFi / MQTT * full schematics and PCB in editable [KiCad](http://www.kicad-pcb.org/) source files * features a temperature sensor (DS18B20) * uses a modular design, leaving these features optional * temperature sensor * M-bus TX * WiFi (Leave ESP, power supply and use for only M-bus to TTL) ### Status At the time of this writing, this has never been tried as a whole, but all parts has been prototyped individually. First PCB prototypes are very soon in the order. ## HAN_ESP_Simple (Was: Board 1) The project's original [board design](HAN_ESP_Simple). It * is based on the ESP8266 chip * is powered by USB * uses a very simple voltage divider to demodulate the M-bus signal * has shematic and pcb design only available as finished pdf/png files ### Status Prototypes have been made and some people have started using them(?). ## HAN_TTL_TSS721 (Was: Board 2) This [board design](HAN_TTL_TSS721) is a newer alternative to the original. It * is an Arduino shield. * uses the industry standard TSS721 chip to interface the M-bus. * is optically isolate * has shematic and pcb design available in editable [KiCad](http://www.kicad-pcb.org/) source files ### Status Unfinished, just started. ## MBUS_Simulator (Was: Board 3) This [board](MBUS_Simulator) is a M-bus master simulator to be able to develop and test the other boards without being dependent on having and using a real AMS unit. ### Status Implementation done. Please also see [Getting started building or modifying](GETTING_STARTED.md)