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@defragster Thanks for the link - you dont have a simple scan networks sketch by any chance? > Post somewhere in thread ... :> You have to watch this line as it converted wired to WiFi: Keep getting this error...

This seems like what I had seen in the past - not necessarily MTP. After working - the Sermon had to be closed as it would not auto connect. That seems to be working IDE 2.3.10 running code below Serial - but built MTP it won't get into loop()...

As a FYI they have released 2.3.10

@defragster - The "cyw43_scan.ino" sketch does not use SSID or PWD. I'm in windows right now. Also @mjs513 I ran the sketch in windows with this result: CPU speed: 600 MHz =========================== CYW4343W Card::begin: SDIO2...

DOH! Of course not - though it has path to secrets that confused me. > #include "../src/qnethernet/drivers/cyw4343w/src/secrets.h" Had it be intermittent before - then work - now after more than a few uploads and restarts it fails to ever see...

On the Teensy side, look for TX_TIMEOUT_MSEC inside usb_serial.c. Try increasing it. Or you could try editing usb_serial_write() to not use it and just wait forever, even if the PC appears to have malfunctioned. Like all editing of core...

@KurtE - I always like seeing your busy work bench:D

Not seeing any REPORT when bad SSID is provided. Giving what I think is SSID and PWD I get ZERO scan results? Build is fine. Made local copy of secrets.h and edited INO path from within library ... CPU speed: 600 MHz ===========================...

Indeed - was lucky the 4" wires as used/shown worked! But ran some of the @wwatson examples to good results in the end without having to modify connections. When @KurtE was developing with SD card on SDIO IIRC for the Library to get to this WiFi...

@mjs513 : seems it is this: https://github.com/wwatson4506/QNEthernet_WIFI Post somewhere in thread ... You have to watch this line as it converted wired to WiFi: https://github.com/wwatson4506/QNEthernet_WIFI/blob/main/src/qnethernet_opts.h#L12...

Glad to here it. Most Windows fans don't have to deal with case sensitive path names. In Linux the path names are case sensitive. SDfat uses Linux style path names including the forward slash, "/" as a directory separator.

FWIW I poked through Murata's WiFi/Bluetooth catalog and DigiKey's product pages. 1YN is the cheapest option, and the only active 2.4GHz module. Murata has a number of modules that support 5GHz (and even 6GHz), though they're all more expensive...

Indeed those pins work as tested here, see p#73 with board shown as received from @Dogbone06 https://forum.pjrc.com/index.php?threads/call-to-arms-teensy-wifi-true.77099/post-366611

@wwatson Just tried using your method and its seems to work at least for the blink sketch. Have to try more later :)

NIce, will test it out :)

Quick update: I know there is about %.01 chance of any of this stuff merging, but I know a few may want to play with it. I could not simply rebase... Could not squash commits... So I created a new branch and cherry picked...

When IDE 2 first started I saw that often, made me glad for TyCommander all over again - and still. This "platform.local.txt" fixes everything. - just have to drop it back in after each new TD update. Still 'delegates' to Teensy Loader - but...

Good Answers. #1 - @Dogbone06 had to work to find the 1DX back then. 1YN was in hand IIRC -active with reduced cost. #2 - Not sure SPI was supported? @KurtE did the work to expose SDIO/uSDHC2 support on the presented pins. #6 - Same. If the...

✋ I'd love two so I can integrate all the WiFi things into the QNEthernet library. (I'm the author.) The reason I'm asking for two is so I can also test Teensy-to-Teensy communication.

Understood - which is one reason why my boards are sitting on the shelf and/or in boxes in cabinet...

Last night the 4,000 deep 'Code4Code' running from FLASH was built and run on T_4.1 and also on the @Dogbone06 DevBoard 5 using IDE 1.8.19 no problem. Also good on an older locked T_4.1. Did install on IDE 2 that is 2.3.9 and built as well as...

Opps. URL fixed. Thanks! :)

PJRC decided to skip RT1170 and focus on NXP's next generation. I can't talk about anything I might know of NXP's future products which isn't yet published on their public website. PJRC does have a NDA with NXP, which is how we got an early...

EDIT: Perhaps NOT as first seen - the teensy-dev links seem to push it over. WORKS - with folder here as: C:\Users\_user_\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\teensy\hardware\avr\0.62.3\cores\teensy4 x x x x x x

Ok, same installation procedure for W11 as in post #1 using Windows folders instead of Linux folders. Also something else I noticed today is that if you have Arduino 1.8.19 installed and then install Arduino IDE Arduino 1.8.19 compile uses...

I've committed empty __verbose_terminate_handler for Teensy 3 and Teensy 4. https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/cores/commit/a664effb008d1ac8d8f00f3f19b47c0d1ea46e3b I'll be in beta4. This seems like a fairly safe addition, but I'm really hoping...

2nd link may be helpful; the first link is the one by @jmarsh I recall wanting to remember.

This thread, maybe? Or possibly this one? I’ve recently experienced the linking in of odd stuff I wasn’t using, as referred to in this post. Unfortunately it’s in an application which uses quite a few heavily modified libraries, and a modified...

That was the first that caught attention and nothing else was a problem - but SDRAM test was priority with focus. Been a while now ... If there were other 'low voltage' issues they didn't present as significant before voltage was raised and...

Correct - two separate posts. Only known use of SDRAM is the @Dogbone06 boards with Industrial MCU. But if somebody wanted FLASHMEM code - it was there and seen to work on LOCKED (and unlocked) STD MCU's It was just an idea to prove on the fly...

This code was made to test FLASHMEM execution on LOCKED Teensy https://github.com/Defragster/T4LockBeta/tree/main/Code4Code Flash was filled with unrolled recursive like calls to busy work.

I wish this was made by PJRC years ago. Would have been a perfect upgrade to the T4.1

This. Then maybe it could be part of any Voltage change code to determine when it may be appropriate. The Industrial part on the @Dogbone06 boards doing memory tests to the SDRAM (using altered PSRAM test) is where it was observed on those...

I don't know if this is worth a pull request or not, but in USBHost_t36 storage examples, the "DriveInfoAll.ino" sketch fails to display any drive info after upload or power up. You must "*** enter any key to run again ***" to get the info...

Ok, this codec stuff is on my list for 1.63. Like so many other awesome things that have fallen out of date, I want to either bring them directly into the bundled libraries (for version 1.63 release) or if they're still actively maintained...

Opps: Picked '...TeensyTimerTool\examples\03_Applications\DoubleExposure' and it doesn't have T_4.x suppport: PulseGenerator.h:60: error: 'FTM0' is not a member of 'TeensyTimerTool'...

It's in ILI9488_t3.h at line 561

More compiler warnings fixed ssd1351 FlexCAN_T4

Shows inline with the changed code - for all three .ld's

Is it known that IDE 2.3.9 verbose output window OVERFLOWS and by the end can LOSE early build details? The ProtoSupplies MINI DEMO code builds and runs IDE 1, but IDE 2 ends with: Compilation error: exit status 1 Seems it is the ComicSans and...

Seeing existing boards Locked or Not Lockable maintain bootloader 1.08. Not seeing any change in either type used here with Beta 2 of 1.62. The change only relates it seems to boards that may need new Supported FLASH ?

My apologies for not being more clear. I have the Teensy and Audio shield connected using stack-able headers. I am powering the Teensy4.1 through the 5V pin, which I assumed would drive the 3.3V output to power the Audio Shield. Is this...

Updated to that and it's all working now :D - thanks Paul. Any chance you could increment the version number? The existing one is apparently 10 years old, and getting a bit tired...o_O

The Audio shield does not use 5V and there is no connection to that pin - silkscreen supplied perhaps just for orientation. This image showing the active pins from the product page explains why there are no traces leading from the 5V pin on the PCB

Unfortunately its very difficult to get to the encoders. I could swap encoder and cable at the controller end to prove it is the cable and encoder, but that has risks i need to feel comfortable with. This hoist runs a master slave setup. Were...

Bummer the IDE 1.8.19 is difficult to swap the x32 to x64. Will give the IDE 2 a try on next Beta and maybe it will be faster and not quit so soon when left open with a few files as it seemed to with the latest. Maybe a simple batch file will...

That’s disappointing. I have two portable and one standard installations of 1.8.19 on one of my main dev machines. I prefer those greatly over 2.x, for which Arduino seem to have taken a Microsoft attitude of “let’s do the stuff we want, break a...

was going to say that or ask if just (safely) swap the connected encoder to see if it follows. but, if I thought of it - seemed like it might have been done?

Any chance you could assemble an IDE 1.8.19 Windows x64 Beta build with the right things installed in the right places? I built a 2023 i7-13700K with 64GB DDR4 RAM and only SSD's - involved first builds seem slow, esp IDE2 AI says: Since 2019...

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