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Did you considered to switch to the micromod form-factor? You just route the d+/d- from there and place whatever usb type connector you like cleanly

Awesome, is your teensyUSBHost class public?

I have to try this, I'm using a micromod with a USB-C connector and been thinking about using it as a host as well so, this can be super useful. the variable usb_configuration comes from cores or somewhere else on your code?

Happens with all sorts of different codes, custom code, simple, complex, blink, etc. Yes I'm using all the time Serial + MIDI + Audio, didn't tried with other USB settings because that's my main use. That's why I was pointing directly to the new arduino version

Hey folks, I recently updated the Arduino IDE to the 2.3.7 version and came with some issues with Teensy 4.1. Some times after you upload a new sketch the IDE stops recognizing the Teensy 4.1 port, it's still alive because when you hit the program button the Teensy Loader successfully uploads...

Is totally doable with the Teensy, it's much more powerful and capable than the Arduino Uno and you have the USB Host from the get go. You'll need to do some work with the timers, and the host but jump on it!

What's the biggest sdram that can be added?

Now I can access normally, thanks

Same here from Argentina, have to use a VPN to access the forum

I have the same problem but, thankfully, only on a couple boards, I'll try to check the 2M resistance and see if that does the trick

The ResponsiveAnalogRead library works great with this, you get to set a threshold and if the pot movement passes that, you'll get the reading of the pot to use. I think that the "audio garbage" you're getting is more from the jitter of the pot constantly changing the delay time than something...

I have a question regarding the locking process. We finished the prototyping stage and starting with the production, obviously the idea is to ship the boards locked with a key that we generated. I want to create a workflow to lock the teensys as quick and easy as possible, not having to go to...

Just for development speed. I used PSRAM before and had more information about it. So just to get this working asap (product release is behind schedule) I chose the PSRAM. As soon as the production is set I'll surely start the road to the SDRAM

I made it work!. Changed the startup.c to pass the check of the first chip and go directly to the second one and adjusting the memory size to 8 all the time. Then on the Linker script changed the memory origin to 0x70800000 (not 0x78000000, didn't work like that, re checked with the memory_end...

I've done a custom board with an external memory but mistakenly I connected the chip select pin to the F1 pin of the iMXRT instead of the D3 (that's the chip select for the second flash/psram chip). There's any change I can do on the software to solve this, because I know is possible to connect...

Congrats on the big step! I've been using the MMOD 8hs a day for the last year or so without any issues

Oh sheessh... happened to me once. Forgot to make visible the ground planes when exporting and there wasn't on the gerbers, a real pain. When ordering on JLCPCB you can open a gerber viewer to check layer by layer. I recommend you to do so every time you order to ensure everything is ok, more...

I got this codec to function with a driver I wrote in slave mode (couldn't make it work with the one provided by PJRC, even with the configuration changes posted on the forum), but I can hear a noise on the background of the signal, like a downsampling or aliasing. I'm thinking could be some...

Keep in mind that the SGTL5000 is pretty noisy by itself, the ground noise is a bit high

Oh perfect, so no need to use the crystal. Thanks

I want to try the CS4272 codec and I'm not sure about if the default option on the Audio Library for the control object for the CS4272 is on master or slave mode. The question is, do I need to use the crystal or not. I would prefer not to use it

Which library are you using for menus?

My bad, I had a 1M resistor on the VAG cap, read somewhere that can improve noise. Obviously did because now the signal is super low!.

Hey guys, I'm making some measurements on a board with the SGTL5000. I'm injecting a 1Vpp 1KHz sinewave on the input (with variable gain), on the code side only have a passthrough (I2S input directly to I2S output). I cannot get more than 230mVpp from the output of the SGTL5000 without clipping...

I'll take a look at FlasherX

This is really cool and super useful, I hope can support .ehex files in the future!

Well, finally the problem was a manufacturing one... I made a batch of 5 pcb's, the first one that I grabbed is the only one of the batch that doesn't work!. Thanks for the answers, was an interesting testing

I have 0v on either side of L2, using the DCDC_PSWITCH as trigger

Well, I managed to "solve" or at least "patch" this issue with a DC Blocker code snippet, now I have the signal centered to 0 as it should be and can change the amplitude way better than before, here's the snippet if someone else wants to use it. Now I unlocked a new paranoia on checking the...

I made a couple of boards based on the MicroMod gerbers on Sparkfun site. After power up I have a 2 blink error from the bootloader stating "2 Blinks = NXP JTAG Not RespondingNo communication is working! The 2 likely causes for this problem are improper power startup sequence, or a problem with...

I'm going to try the arm_float_to_q15 to see if there's any difference

I'm working on a reverb algorithm, heavily based on Pio's plate reverb techniques plus a bunch of other Audio Blocks for filtering and other effects. I was having some troubles with the levels, the overall output signal becomes too low and I had to compensate (too much in my opinion) when mixing...

From yesterday I started to have this weird error trying to upload code from the Arduino IDE to a MicroMod: Error reading Teensy Loader status! (tpc)This error should never happen (when using Arduino). Please report this to paul@pjrc.com. In Teensy Loader, click Help > Verbose Info, then...

The clicks on the USB Audio is a common issue with the USB Audio library that comes with Teensyduino. There's a couple threads that attacks this issue. I fixed it replacing the usb audio core files with the multi-input multi-output core that's on a thread. I'll search for it later and post it.

Yes

You have to place the button between Pin 0 and ground, Pin 1 and ground, etc...

The ResponsiveAnalogRead library will work perfectly for you. I use MIDI to control DAWs all the time with this setup. The cool thing is that you set a threshold value in which the pot has to move to detect a change and then read when the pot is changed.

+1 on the ResponiveAnalogRead library

A little update: Checked all the voltages, 3v3 and 5v seems to be ok No shorts to ground on the bootloader's PTB05 Program button works ok and it has 3v3 Tried several times the hard reset (holding the program button 15 seconds and releasing). The LED gets steady on for a while and then gets...

I have the same 9 blink issue in a MicroMod after loading a program. Tried to make the memory wipeout holding the program button (on the carrier board, the module doesn't have one), the LED gets on steady for a while and then gets back to the 9 blink again. Tried that with a different module and...

I'm having pretty much the same issues of noise with the SGTL5000, didn't tried to change the VAG cap for C0G yet but there's any other recommendations to keep it as low as possible? can be good information for anyone that wants to integrate the codec to a custom board. Is it completely...

Yes, actually there's a voltage divider before to adjust the leel but that won't actually be a good protection if a spike or a greater signal is provided. The idea is to have that input gain adjustment because signals can vary a lot from 200mVpp with vintage pickups for example to 8Vpp with a...

Hey guys, I'm working on the buffering signal for the SGTL5000. Placed a buffer with variable gain and a BAT54 as overvoltage protection as seen in many designs out there. The issue is that I'm still having some latchup on the codec some times. I'm using this as a guitar pedal, so maximum input...

Yeah, so far so good, tried on a couple different Macs and it's all working perfectly!

I think your mistake is that you have an array of buttons but when you're going thru it on the for you didn't put the index. For example: // Update the state of the buttons for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) { buttons.update(); } Should be // Update the state of the buttons for (int i = 0; i < 8...

You can use setCursor(x, y) and then print("TEXT").

Yes, totally!. The message got truncated when got a value greater than 127. I'm using mac Yes, will do and let you know.

Did some more working on the SysEx and got it going. The thing actually was that SysEx messages can handle values from 0 to 127 too like all the other MIDI functions so the message was truncated when got a byte that was greater than 127 usbMIDI.setHandleSysEx(sysExHandler); // Place this on...

Can it be that the modifications changed something on the MIDI SysEx messages? Before implementing this files the sysex were working fine, now I'm receiving different messages that are sent. Place a print on the sysex callback and send a message, gets something different from what I sent (even...

I didn't use the AudioInputUsb class in my program, but replaced the files with the last committed ones and now the I2S works fine simultaneously with the USB