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Angled pins? If you meant the data+/- for device USB lines, then yes those are the source of my difficulty. I found this other posting that I'm going to give a shot at, hopefully it works for me. https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/65633-T4-1-External-USB-C-Connector

Can you give me a recommendation on how to solder to these kinds of tiny pads? I’ve already ripped one off before because I’m inexperienced.

If you know anyone else who might have an idea of those pin specs, I'd really appreciate it if you'd ask them. Really need this together quickly. I appreciate your help so far!

I probably ought to use headers as you show in that T_4.0 Beta picture, huh... Do you have the name of the pins used there? Also, does it give hints at the PCB pads for the pins? I'm not seeing a link to it.

You might be onto something there... What are the odds that this Teensy 3.2 Reset pad is the same size as the D+ and D- pads on the 4.1?

I don't know if anyone will see this as this post is almost two years old but I am in a rush to get a PCB for a project for college out into production. Can someone help me with where to get the right pogo pins for a teensy 4.1 USB D+ and D- pads? I found out about pogo pins' existence about...

Yeah, that made it at least start communicating now. Thanks! Any chance someone knows how to make sense of the data it sends? I'm trying to use it in single ended mode and putting a 0-2V sine wave just to test it out but it's staying locked around 3.3V (which is what I'm powering it with)

Hello, I am trying to use the MCP3464 chip to sample arbitrary waveforms in a larger project, but right now I am just trying to get the chip sampling. I am not able to get any meaningful output. I am using a Teensy 4.1 which claims to be able to use up to 20 MHz but I'm not trying to push its...