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I have been using the normal Arduino IDE.. 2.2.1. I haven't really messed with it in a while to know for sure if it is still an issue with any updates to the Arduino IDE or the teensy Package updates.

Small Update - It definitely appears to be ONLY a Teensy Compiler issue.. as I Ported the same code to the Arduino Leonardo and that device has no issue running it.. Wish I knew what was going on here but I am not that versed in the way the compiler works.. The other sort of strange thing is...

Yea that is what I am doing at this moment, though it is very weird as it seems to compile OK with other sketches.. Maybe it is a memory thing where it is trying to put something in a bad place when compiling.. Still Weird though that it works fine on one computer and not on the other.

So the problem I am having is VERY weird.. NOTE: I am unable to put code because #1 - it's proprietary, and #2 even if you installed it it wouldn't work due to check features placed in the code. But actually CODE itself is not the issue this is something with the compiler. I updated my M1 Mac...

Im thinking the 128/8/17/4 should be enough for most things :-)

Thank you.. I will check it out.. that descriptor can actually be changed up quite a bit. It currently uses the Maximum Allocation for the decryption but On could if they wanted increase the button count and either lower the slider OR Resolution or count or add more sliders with lower...

I honestly cannot remember lol. I think I may have mailed them to Paul directly in the past as it has been a year an a half about since I got them all working.. I ended up integrating them into the normal Extended location but personally if they were integrated into the Teensy release due to the...

Actually that would be what you have to do.. With the USB Headers that I developed above it has (17) 16bit sliders.. SO if you were only sending 10bit data raw there would be only minor movement on the sliders.. You need to use the map() function to remap the 1024 output to a 65535 output to use...

When using the extreme Joystick Windows reads the HID Headers in a certain manner I have found.. It Reads and allocates from the Bottom of the list to the top so most likely the test program being used does not cover all of the sliders offered so they are not being shown OR the program you are...

So this is something that I have been working on for a while and actually have had working for a while.. THIS HID Header Stack that I figured out some months ago should give you all you need to get an extended Joystick Working properly WITH backwards compatibility to Legacy Windows HID...

So I feel really dumb but I have it working now.. with the LC: These are the pins being used and where they go on the display I have which is NOT the Display you are using but connections appear to be similar.. Display K and A Backlight LED is connected and On Teensy GND --> 19264-05 v3.2 GND...

OK So I feel really Stupid.. I have been using the LC on a breadboard for ages now and for some reason decided to pull it off the board.. AND ... Well.. it turns out that somehow when I placed the teensy on the Breadboard the first tim Pins 12 and 13 decided to migrate to the same position on...

Looks like you are having the same issue I am with a TeensyLC in that for some reason I cant get the SPI to connect to the display through the u8g2 library.. Im using a different display but no display when using the pins wanted and the Teensy Data Sheet.. Im sort of replying to this just in...

So I have tried a ton or stuff, Seaching the web, looking on hear at similar topics and I probably am just Missing something completely but I cannot get even the basic "Hello World" u8G2 example to work OK Display. So here is the basic sketch. /* HelloWorld.ino Universal 8bit Graphics...

Hello I am trying to figure out what is going on with the usb.names and how it works and what I might be able to do to fix an issue I am having. Actually I know how it works with having the additional .c file with replacement naming for the usb.names.h to propagate into the usb.desc.c The...

OK So it appears that there is something wrong in the Library when that configuration is used for 3.3.3.. and apparently 3.3.2 as well as I have moved the User installed 3.3.3 and replaced the Teensy included library with 3.3.3 and now it is fine and does not come up with the multiple Libraries...

Yea other errors come up for me as well but go away if I do not try to compile with the "#define FASTLED_ALLOW_INTERRUPTS 1" line.. The Version included with the Teensy is 3.2 and the newest is 3.3 which I have installed by user addition through the library manager.. It appears that it is...

So I am having an issue with compiling with a parameter change on FastLED.. This is to a Teensy LC with Arduino 1.8.5 and Teensyduino 1.41 Currently FastLED 3.003.003 is installed via user library install and through the Library manager shows as installed. So I get the Error of...

That was sort of what I was thinking is that re-mapping would give me the 16bit to the computer but in REALITY it would only be 10bit with maybe some interpolation algorithm (which I will need to look into as that will be new for me) as the actual RAW would only be 10 bit (using default)...

OK So I have been reading over this thread again since it has been a while since changing my descriptors to use the Extreme Joystick but I have only been using the 128 buttons and nothing else at the moment.. However I have a couple of questions as I wasn't to move into using the axis and...

OK So I have this code to read the serial that is coming over my HC-05 Bluetooth connection but there is an oddity: void serialEvent1() { if (Serial1.available() > 0) { delayMicroseconds(1500); incomingByte1 = (byte)Serial1.read(); // get a single byte...

OK I found one issue with the above and I am not sure how to fix it.. IF i send RAW HEX Byte data via a terminal that can with the sketch when the first BYTE is 0x00 the system will HANG and not allow additional sends without restarting.

NOTE on the above: That sketch actually worked perfectly for full 2-Way communication as long as you set the HC-05/06 to a Baud rate of 38400 via AT or you could alter the sketch to run serial1.begin (9600);

OK So.. I have finally MADE myself an acceptable AT Programmer as I couldn't fine any online out of the many that are out there to be responsive and or WORK at all.. This one was honestly based off of one that I found on the Web that Partially worked so I can't take full credit BUT here it is...

OK So with a ton of more looking around I think I have figured out what I need to do ignorer to get this to work.. HOWEVER.. I have that pesky HC-05 v3.0.. Does anyone Know if anyone has figured out how to get the INQ modes and things working.. I have found a few things regarding possibilities...

Ok so I am having an impossible time finding information on what I am hoping to do so I thought I would just ask to find out if anyone has done it or has any ideas of how to do it Anyway what I am trying to do is make a teensy powered master that is connected to the computer that can pair...

OK so i have been going back and forth on things and doing a bunch of reading and everything and cannot seem to find the answer to what I am trying to figure out: So I have the following Code for serialEvent, I developed this off of the non blocking serial code read code that is in a few places...

That was extremely helpful .. thank you again.

Thank you guys and than you Luni for the example and the embedded link to the searching.. I thought I replies with a thank you a bit ago but for some reason it didn't post.. anyway that is exactly the sort of thing I was looking for but what having an impossible time finding.. the incoming...

So I am really new to this and I am trying to find information on how to program on the windows side of a program and send data to a Teensy over the USB Serial.. I have never really programed on windows and have looked all over the internet for resources/examples of how to do this properly.. For...

Thank you as well, I noticed the reference to that on the page that the other posted.

Thank you, Don't know HOW I missed that looking through all the information...

This is a curiosity question and my searches provided no results - though they could be out there. Anyway what I am thinking and the question is can something be saved in the process of the program that will be retained after power cycling. For Example - I want to permanently calibrate an...

OK UPDATE... Well it happened again and it appears to be a grounding issue.. The Board runs at close to a foot away from a Large Servo Motor and what was happening was the Electro Magnetic emissions from the Servo when powered was fouling the Programming, either by whiling it to corrupting it...

Thank you for the information Paul it is good to know that can happen.. The weird thing with this situation was the program was good and working and then something went wrong, Not sure it was actually a USB cable failure or what.. But in any case being able to get back to the programming with...

Im totally guessing that when the cable died it might have sent some surge through the system corrupting the programming.. Though not knowing how the chip is laid out or being that knowledgeable about the interconnections i can't be sure that was the culprit.

Just an update.. a refresh of the program worked.. Not sure why the original instal got corrupted or how that might have happened but it did.. Everything is working fine now.

I wasn't able to have him do the test you mentioned above But He did on his own press the Program button and it does go into boot loader mode and then get recognized, So I am going to have him try reloading the program to see if it was possibly the program getting corrupted when the USB Cable...

OK so II sent a teensy to a client for a HID game controller.. When he got the Teensy LC he installed it and it came up fine with my Programmed Creator and Part Number code but then the USB Cord seemed to fail and it became unrecognizable. I sent a new USB cable and now the Teensy LC is found...

Oh Hmm.. It looks like Paul has included the code for the extreme Joystick IN the core data as I was just looking at the usb_desc.c in the teensy3/Core/avr and noted this: " #elif JOYSTICK_SIZE == 64 // extreme joystick (to use this, edit JOYSTICK_SIZE to 64 in usb_desc.h) // 128 buttons 16...

Yea that is my concern as in some ways it seems so simple , but is it really just a matter of changing the size of those parameters.. Thank you though on the information about the LC using the T3 core code as that one makes it seem feasible and two points me in the direction of the files to mess...

I have a question.. I sort of asked this in another thread where I was pointed to here, so this will probably be a better place to ask this.. I have read through the thread and think I understand a bit about what is going on here but then again maybe not because I have never messed with this...

Yea, The actual programming of the additional buttons would be fairly straight forward as I have been using the LC as the standard 32 buttons but I have found a need for 64.. Don't think I will ever need the full 128 support that windows has.. In the past I think I have seen that thread but at...

I have done some searching so forgive me if I have MISSED something.. But my question is basically and Specifically can the Teensy LC support being a 64 Button HID device w/ normal analog axis's as well either directly or with some sort of modification.. and if so a pointer to what needs to be...

To answer your question.. Because I didn't even know that data sheet existed.. But thank you for answering the question.

What is the low voltage limit on the AREF for the Teensy LC.. I tried setting a reference voltage of .5V and it seemed to ignore it but at about .79v it worked fine.. So I am just wondering if there is a specific low voltage point where the reference stops working?

I am doing some testing with a hall Sensor on a Teensy LC and am trying to get the highest read range possible.. So far I have Been able to set up the External AREF at Half Voltage which works great with the two way HALL sensor to set it to be referenced to one direction usage only so the...

Is there or would there be anything wrong with connecting the a ground pin directly back to the USB shield ground to have a cleaner more direct ground back to the computer when using a USB connection? I just want to make sure I don't fry anything or cause any major issues. When I do a...

Yea it just seemed weird to me.. But I like the results Because I like having the actual name in the Joystick Properties area as well.. I would love to drop the Keyboard and the Mouse Descriptors off of it as well BUT I have only found information on doing this with the Teensy 3.1 AND I am...

OK well I have tested with serial enabled.. and it appears that is what Windows 10 needs for independent devices.. It actually appears that it does even MORE than just sending the serial number as in the Game Controllers Testing window where the devices are listed it ALSO puts the name of the...