Recent content by damianolodi

I am writing after some time since probably I found the solution. During my tests, the serial port was opened and closed by the Odroid on which I was testing the system, but the Teensy were not rebooted. When the port is closed for a big amount of time, I imagine the serial buffer becomes full...

Thank you rcarr and defragster for you answers. I didn't know that, I supposed that the function would be called only at the end of each loop. I think this can be helpful since I am using a single global buffer to store incoming and outgoing messages. I will look into it and I will report...

Dear everyone, I recently started to use Teensy boards at work, so it happens that I am referencing material on this forum quite a lot. Since I am also at the beginning of my embedded development journey (as many here, I believe), I find difficult understanding some discussion on here at...

Thank you rcarr for your answer. I see your point, but from what I red on the forum, "serialEvent" is not an interrupt but just a check that is happening at the start of every loop. In my code I have defined both "serialEvent" and all "serialEvent1" through "serialEvent7" to react to messages...

Hi everyone, we recently started to use some Teensy boards in various parts of our product. Everything is working great, but I have a random loss of bytes during USB communication. The system I am working on is this: (NB: Serial7 is connected to Temperature Controller 7 of course, is a...

Hi everyone, I am writing to ask you some support for evaluating the Teensy platform for a project at my company. We are looking into the possibility to switch the Nucleo boards that we are using in our electronics with the Teensy 4.0. In the following I will list the specs that we aim to...