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This works perfectly, thank you! I didn‘t know every device gets the port number so I assumed the solution would be more work ^^

Thank you! I hadn’t seen this. I’ve been looking for the same implementation in other devices (such as serial devices) but it seems that just the Mass Storage supports this?

Hi everyone! From what I know it is possible to retrieve port numbers of devices which are connected to a USB hub. I couldnt find any information regarding the libraries capability of doing so - is this possible with the current lib version? Thanks in advance!

I've tried a few different MCUs as USB Serial devices and it seems that some ESP32 boards don't reset automatically. With a ESP32-S2 or an UNO it works perfectly. Resets neatly and opens the serial monitor when needed. Does anyone know how I can reset through the RTS pin like the ESP-Tool does?

Hey everyone, The last couple of days I spent figuring out how to use the USB host function for communication between MCUs and I encountered a problem I could need some help with :) Here we go: A Teensy 4.1 is the main unit. It acts as USB Host and later is the brain of a gaming console...

Hello there! I want to develop for two Boards (Teensy 4.0 and 4.1) communicating with each other. I love using PlatformIO on Mac and did so for the last couple of years but I cannot get the upload_port setting to work with either of the boards. So uploading a different file to one of the boards...

@Paul Yes! Here they are :) Thanks for the feature on the front page, I really do appreciate it! Preview: Full size: https://imgur.com/FjVRKoF https://imgur.com/iTG8HAi https://imgur.com/NiZ2VGh https://imgur.com/p18j5mT https://imgur.com/buqKh9W

Here is a video :) https://vimeo.com/344125521

Hey there! As part of my bachelor thesis I developed and built this thing. The main idea is to provide an innovative usage concept and a new understanding of sound shaping. With the help of newly worded sound characteristics the user is supposed to be able to shape sound according to his...

#include <Audio.h> #include <Wire.h> #include <SPI.h> #include <SD.h> #include <SerialFlash.h> // GUItool: begin automatically generated code AudioSynthWaveform waveform1; //xy=459,120 AudioMixer4 mixer1; //xy=630,140 AudioOutputAnalogStereo dacs1...

Tested it without anything from my sketch, just plain one waveform (sawtooth) and playing a frequency of 1567.98 Hz (Note: G6) directly to the stereo out without any hardware attached. Tried it with a grounded and a floating system (battery bank + laptop). Any further ideas? :D

The problem is: The effect on the synthesis already happened before I send it into the mixer, so a low pass would not get rid of the low frequencies and all the stuff that has happened as an effect. Here is an image of the spectrum:

Hey there! First of all: Thanks Paul for this wicked platform. It opens up the world of electronics and being creative with it even for programming-noobs like me (I'm starting to get somewhere but I'm by no means a pro!). So I'm currently working on my bachelor thesis and I've been building a...