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Thank you for the info Paul!

Hi Paul, Works great for the chip Serial. However when we program/flash the chip we get the same problem. Is that possible to change the speed of the flashing as well?

Great, thank you Paul!

Hi! Is that possible to decrease the USB speed of the CHIP of teensy 4.1 from 480 MHz (the main, not the host)? We have some issue with the wiring/cabling, and we can not change the wiring, and probebly it is do to the high speed. Thanks!

USB_OTG1_DP and USB_OTG1_DN should working I think.

Hello, We do not use any JTAG or SWD. We just use USB cable to program it as a standard teensy 4.1 board (Arduino and teensy loader). You might need to press the program button at first time to start the firmware update.

Hello Paul, Yes, of course. MIMXRT1062CVL5B CPU ID: 411FC271 Fuse 430: 50010063 Fuse 440: 00410002 MIMXRT1062DVL6B (this is commercial, and as turned out this is used in the teensy 4.0, we thought both teensy 4.1 and teensy 4.0 uses the same package) CPU ID: 411FC271 Fuse 430: 50010000...

Thanks for the info.

Yes: LFBGA196, plastic, low profile fine-pitch ball grid array; 196 balls; 0.65 mm pitch; 10 mm x 10 mm x 1.3 mm body. Oh I did not know that the 4.0 had the same package size.

We can confirm that RT1062 industrial version also works, with Teensy and MKL02 chip. We have used: MIMXRT1062CVL5B Also we have tried with: MIMXRT1062DVL6B works also fine. Both chips have smaller package size than the chip on the Teensy. We have overheated above 100 degree, and changed...

Thank you very much for the information. Now, just to be sure, I downloaded the TeensyDuino 1.59 beta2 code installer for Arduino IDE 1.8.x. I installed it. I set the "Smalles Code with LTO" option. I chose a simple blink code from the example library. I uploaded it after compile. That worked...

I would have the following problem. I'm using PlatformIO and teensy 4.1 lockable and tried LTO. Both with 1.58 and 1.59 (I changed the teensy library to a new version, so I can test it). There are two options: TEENSY_OPT_SMALLEST_CODE CCFLAGS=["-Os", "--specs=nano.specs"]...

great, thank you for the informations.

Hello Paul, Thank you for your quick response. I understand now how to identify which version it is. But I am a bit confused now. Are there any hardware chip differences? Eg needs a different RT1062? or it has an other kind of bootloader? I am asking because we would like to make our own...

Hello, Can you please help us out how what we are doing wrong? Please find attached the picture. Also we are not sure if we have a teensy 4.1 with lock or not? How can we check that? Ted

Dear Maverick2k, Thank you for the information. Regards, Ted

Have you tried the chip meanwhile? Can you please confirm that is working?

CAN_filter_t allPassFilter; allPassFilter.id = 0; allPassFilter.ext = 1; allPassFilter.rtr = 0; for (uint8_t filterNum = 4; filterNum < 16; filterNum++) { Can0.setFilter(allPassFilter, filterNum); } an example sketch: #include <FlexCAN.h> /* BLINK */ int blink_led_pin = 13...

Any update maybe? Thanks!

Thanks! But my problem is that the input voltage is can very from 5-48 V.. And some of our clients use 6 other 12 the another 24V input voltage... We use many other chips on this projects, and happened only with teensy..

Long wp7-6 Ted

Hello! I power my teensy 3.6 and a gprs module with battery. I have recognised that when the battery is getting empty the system restarts (it is probably because the GPRS module can consume up to 2A for a few ms), then the voltage goes up because the system restarted, and then when gprs takes...

Update: This works great (uploading the new program also works) with teensy 3.6: http://www.tme.eu/gb/details/mcp100-475di_to/watchdog-and-reset-circuits/microchip-technology/ I use it in an automotive application with the following power converter: https://www.pololu.com/product/2866

Thank you very much. I will try it and also with one of this chip, and compare: http://www.tme.eu/gb/katalog/#id_category=112875&s_field=artykul&s_order=DESC&visible_params=2%2C10%2C10%2C35%2C96%2C98%2C367%2C799%2C799%2C800%2C801%2C909%2C2613&used_params=10%3A3244%3B799%3A3500%2C54775%3B If I...

Are you willing to share this circuit with the part numbers of components used? Thanks, Ted

Has any tired this?

Ok, thanks for the info!

Hi! I accidentally shorted one of the digital pin (RX3) of the teensy 3.6. And now my teensy not working at all. Is it possible that the whole cheap destroyed? How can I test it? And what circuit should I use to avoid again? More info: Connecting the USB, i got 5V on GND and VIN pin. on 3.3V...

Hi, I want my teensy to listen only one CAN ID. I use the following code: #include <FlexCAN.h> void setup() { Can0.begin(); Serial.begin(115200); CAN_filter_t test_filter; test_filter.id = 0x1F; //0b00011111; ID 31 test_filter.flags.extended = 0; test_filter.flags.remote = 0...

Hi, Can anyone tell me the part number of led used for teensy 3.2 board? The one that connected to D13. I am interested more about its luminosity. Thanks!

many thanks Paul!

I have project that requires high precision (up to 10 digits). Unfortunately my experiences is that the double type is only 32 bit not 64 bit on this board. Can you please confirm? My simple test code: void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); delay(1000); double hi1 = 1.1234567890123...