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They say SN74HC595N ... tbh I barely know what the teensy 4.0 does lol

The current version of it should just blink the LED

Haha good point well basically it's not fully setup... but it will have an LED for each resistor... and then it will light them up one at a time down the line. My lab is called " Serial to Parallel Conversion " so I guess its one of those...

Hey all! Basically I need help understanding how this circuit I just posted works. To be honest, I don't even know if it works, and I need to make it more complex before handing it in. What I'm getting at here, is that I'd appreciate it if...

Quick update! Well, the light function a part of the tutorial now works. Rotating my button was the solution. I'm not sure how to incorporate the rotated button with the resistor though considering it's too big. Any suggestions? :D Thanks everyone!

Thank you for the response! :) The problem with the first switch is that I need to use the resistor. No other option... I won't get full marks at school. The second switch is using INPUT_PULLUP though... If I continue to use the resistor will it...

By left and right, I mean relative to how I took the picture.

Thank you for the response! I'm still not quite sure I understand you though. I don't have a multimeter unfortunately, and I'm not quite sure what beeper mode means. When I rotate the button, it doesn't seem to fit unless I bend the pins, and if...

I am trying to follow a simple tutorial: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/tutorial3.html Here's the code I'm trying to run: void setup() { Serial.begin(38400); pinMode(7, INPUT); } void loop() { if...