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Duly noted. Will do and report. ;-) Thank you

I would like to circle around and mention this as it looks like it was lost in the primary discussion... I am unable to tell the difference between T3.1 and T3.2 when connected. My point is that it looks to me like the Teensey reports "who is connected" during the upload process. So the message...

In my case I did not see appreciable difference before 1000 and in my case 2000 works best, this said I think that there are two separate issues. During development the delay can be cranked up so that the uploads are stable and for final application download it can be reduced for the fast start...

Works So.... EUREKA! sort off.... Things started working flawlessly and for now I am not screwing with anything until I can confirm that things continue to be stable. Several things to mention though... my /teensy/avr/cores/teensy3/pins_teensy.c. is clearly a different version from the one...

Thank you all for helping with this ;-) I would like to mention this in trying to be helpful and solving this issue... The 3.1 works flawlessly on my systems (regardless of OS, etc. etc) that is just one fact that I do have. The 3.2 fails 95% of the time as described. There are few things...

Yes... I just confirmed that it does not care what I send to it. Blink will gag it just as well. So to re-iterate this interesting behavior... When I compile and upload the loader "pings" the 3.2 and at that point it goes dark... Once I switch to different USB the 3.2 comes up alive running...

Hello, I have an identical project using Teensey 3.1 and now 3.2. All of my 3.1's upload code flawlessly. The 3.2 most of the time fails to upload. The Teensey actually goes dark as if there was no power from the USB port as soon as I upload the code from the Arduino 1.6.5 The only remedy is to...

Thank you very much. This is very helpful. Things are for some reason much clearer in the morning ;-)

My apologies for not being clear as I did conflate two issues. I have a need to do both. My application measures the time between each pulse in the train but also the time from the start of the first pulse To the last falling edge in that train. It looks to me like the first read() returns the...

Hello, I am struggling with the FreqMeasure library. My problem is that I need to detect a train of pulses. With the FreqMeasure.available() I painfully realized that I am not able to use !FreqMeasure.available() to signal an end of a pulse. The function toggles only once from FALSE For...

Actually it was a great learning experience for me ;-)

It looks like I worked with different version (and presumably an old one) that I downloaded from your site https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_libs_FreqMeasure.html (Version 1.1) It would be helpful to have the Version numbers commented in the libraries. My mistake clearly was getting it directly...

Hello, While playing with the FreqMeasure Library I was hoping to get two independent channels to measure frequency. This brought me to looking at the FreqMeasure_capture.h and realizing that the #if defined(CAPTURE_USE_FTM1_CH0) was the same for the CH1 as well as the FTM2 CH0 and CH1. The...