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How will a Maestro work within a multi Flex-6000 network?

Reading the Maestro webpage, noticed Maestro software licensing "tethering" licenses between a specific Maestro instance and a specific Flex-6000. Might be something added along the way, as I didn't notice this initially or in the fact sheet.
@FRS - How is this envisioned to work?
Wondering if the concept I had of a Maestro, Boomset, and Laptop "in a box" that I would take back and forth between my two main operating QTHs (one has a 6700 and the other a 6300) is compliant with the anticipated licensing scheme?
Eventually I wanted to upgrade the 6300 to a second 6700, and then the "Human Interface Box" including the Maestro would also go traveling with the liberated 6300 for non-QTH operations.
I may be adding complexity with the multiple QTHs and Flex-6000s, but kind of expect that this won't be all that untypical for a fair number of Maestro users, especially with the transportability of the Maestro head.
Thanks and 73
Steve K9ZW
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All of this has been comprehended in the Maestro software process -- the Maestro itself will contain up to some number (our first guess is 5) of software releases so that you do not have to go to the Internet in order to move between versions (after the initial download of the version).
We have not made any decisions yet on whether there will need to be a license to run multiple Maestros on one radio, but this should give you a sense of what we're doing on licensing with Maestro on one radio today.