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  1. Mneventh

    IRremote trouble: 'IRsend' does not name a type

    That was exactly the problem, thanks so much Paul! Now to figure out the codes to send..
  2. Mneventh

    IRremote trouble: 'IRsend' does not name a type

    I'm more used to using the teensy_loader_cli with C code, is it possible to use this library that way? Maybe that would let me workaround this include error?
  3. Mneventh

    IRremote trouble: 'IRsend' does not name a type

    Hello! I want to use the IRremote library to control a TV using my teensy with an infrared LED. I have set up teensyduino and loaded the blink test successfully. I got an error when trying to use IRremote: sketch_oct12a:4: error: 'IRsend' does not name a type sketch_oct12a.ino: In function...
  4. Mneventh

    How best to parse / format incoming stream of data

    Maybe you could use 0 like an escape character or backslash, so that 0,0 is interpreted as the RGB value of 0 and 0,255 (say) is interpreted as end of packet. Then you could send your example string as 234,0,0,100,45,21,94,0,255 which would mean 234, 0, 100, 45, 21, 94, END.
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    How do you safely disconnect or eject teensy?

    What is the correct way to safely disconnect teensy from your computer? On the page http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/first_use.html it says that nothing is being run while the push button is held down. So I think that you should hold down the push button, disconnect the USB cable from the computer so...
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    [PATCH] usb_serial.c fix for gcc const PROGMEM requirement

    I had to do the same fix to Blinky Example Source Code from http://www.pjrc.com/teensy/gcc.html on Debian GNU/Linux.
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