Find schematic on internet for a DIY PIC programmer, build it, test it.
Not everyone will have a picstart-pro.

Level 1 User Getting Started Guide:

This is the proposed structure for the AID level 1 user section. It is still in the review state at this point.

Front AID Page:

* Introduction (static)

* What are AID levels? (rewrite "modes of use" page to include what AID can 
  do at this level) (static)

* AID User level 1
	- Getting Started Guide
	    - What is required for AID user level 1
            - Skills
             - How to solder
             - etc
            - Materials
            - Time Requirement
                - You build it
                - Someone else builds it

howtos on: Soldering, desoldering, wire-wrap, wire-stripping, breadboarding, PCB making.
howto use: PCBs, Logic Probe, multimeter, PIC programmer.
Text and images in a step-by-step format.

This "editing & cleanup" task will need to be applied to everything in the dev-kit!

Try and get all the software included in the Dev-Kit to work on: Linux, windows, mac OSX and mac OS9

Standard AID testing and monitoring software

Create designs for mainboard and peripheral PCBs.
Build a few for the AID launch!

Resolve bootloader licencing issues.

Review and test schematics for mainboard and peripheral cards.
Convert to Proteus?
Post revisions.

Who can help Rob with this?