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Well I thought the BOM was from PJRC, if it was put together by a third party it may likey have been mistaken. Is there an official one available?

This is the bill of materials a friend directed me to, also the one I provided. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B84S24YLJs7qX0dmR3I1dDJrbWs/view?usp=sharing And this is the schematic. https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/schematic3.gif

So I'm working with a third party to produce a teensy 3.1 with some customization integrated in the hardware. I just got a message from them and they are concenred about some discrepancies with the BOM and the schematic. Firstly, they say there is a buzzer in the BOM, but not in the schematics...

Wow. The three of us spent so much time testing the teensy's that we never even thought about windows limitations. It was pure coincidence that the first 7 we used were 3.0s. Well thanks anyway.

So this problem seems only to appear in the 3.1 and not the 3.0. When attempting to copy a file from the hard drive to the using the command line "COPY C:\RTLstuff\ipconfig.txt COM10" instead of sending the contents of ipconfig.txt to the Teensy it saves them to "C:\COM10". However when running...

So I'm trying to set up some global interrupts for my teensy projects. My issue is the syntax is far beyond my ken and I can't seem to find a straightforward guide on how to set one up on the teensy. Most of the teensy ones I've seen suppose you already know a good deal about interrupts. Anyway...

Thanks for the updated code, but I don't think this addresses the issue. The issue I'm having has nothing to do with the VBscripts timing, but it's more of windows just isn't recognizing the serial connection after the first time it's plugged in. The keyboard portion of the connection still...

So, I'm attempting to use a VBscript to find the com port number of my teensy automatically, and this is a challenge on it's own, but it's made worse with this teensy issue I keep running into. Currently the teensy prints "Hello" after a few seconds: void setup() { delay(6000)...

Well, the code compiles and runs without error but whenever I check the SD card, there is nothing saved on it. The SD adapter is connected on pin 10, and I was of the understanding that pin 10 is serial 2. Also, I set up my breadboard like the one in this picture.

So this chunk of code is supposed to take incoming characters from the USB port and save them 400 at a time to a text file on a micro SD card. (Micro sd adapter+teensy 3.0). So, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, but it doesn't seem to work. My cohort tested the our hardware setup with one of...