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If you're asking about the DCS-Bios for Arduino, I've downloaded and had a look at it. Some of the code in DcsBios.h refers directly to Arduino hardware registers which is why it won't compile for a Teensy. If you can modify this code to work...

First time poster because I feel like I finally have something I know about and useful to share. Software developer (25 years) and lawyer (bar in California) here. I also give expert witness in software copyright cases. US Copyright guidance and...

1. MIT license is NOT equal to "no copyright". "No copyright" is equal to public domain. You don't have any rights to AI-generated code, therefore you can't assign the license. Slapping an MIT License on it has no legal weight because there is...

Not if the fuses have been configured to disallow it... or the required pins haven't been exposed on the board.

What is your thinking on the duel power source to the Teensy? PJRC says don't do it.

You can also get USB hubs with per port power switches (sometimes described as enabling / disabling the port but they do that by turning the power off). Handy in this situation with the added benefit that for usb powered devices it gives you a...

Depending of your project that could be a great idea,

I did some digging, and I think I may have got something, while you can power the Teensy off of 5v and the USB 3.3 volts it's a BAD idea to have them both getting power - https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/external_power.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com if...

Hi everyone, Here is a project I have been working on and off since covid, which I finally found some time to complete this summer... So I proudly present: S.A.R.C.A.S.M : a Slightly Annoying Rubik's Cube Automatic Solving Robot. Here is a...

What's the total power draw on the Teensy, there is a limit, and I think that could cause an issue. Maybe using a few MOSFETs would help a bit?

Your 100% correct, the USB runs 5volts into it.

@davidus: from the picture in your original post, it appears that you are providing 3.3VDC from an external power source (the schematic seems to indicate that the 3.3VDC pin on the Teensy is not connected). Where is the 3.3VDC supply coming from...

I know I'm probably going to catch some flak here, I know, a lot of people hate AI, however, for debugging it's a great tool, however, I just fed your code into ChatGPT and the response was interesting. Here's what it spit out. - #include...

I know I may catch some flak here, however, feed your code into ChatGPT (cut and paste) it will help with a few suggestions as well as information.

As a suggestion: start simple by building up just your Teensy + one CAN transceiver. Get one of <these> USB to CAN Analyzer Adapters, which can be used to send & receive known good CAN frames of data & is an excellent tool to assist in...

Have you tried feeding the code into ChatGPT? It does a wonderful job doing just this, I've used it a lot for my Teensy 4.1 project.