Hi
I'm currently working on a project using a Teensy 4.1 and is encountering a "random" error using Arduino IDE 2.3.2 and Teensy 1.59. When plugging in my Teensy, it is sometimes mistaken for an ESPCAM (AI THINKER), and when my pc has recognized it as such, I simply cannot make it accept it is a Teensy anymore. No matter which USB port I plug it into, it will contiously believe it is an ESPCAM, and for some reason always force the com port to be com5, even though when I use ESP/PICO/Arduinos, each usbport has distinct com-indexes.
It should be mentioned, that in a previous project, I have used the same cable and port for an ESPCAM. Nevertheless, the error persists across USB ports and different cables.
Most of the time, Arduino recognizes the Teensy. When Arduino has made the mistake however, I cannot force it to use the Teensy interface in any way, and show serial communication. I am still able to upload code, and the Teensy itself operates as expected, I just do not get any serial output, despite the serial monitor implying that a connection is made.
Is there anyone else who has encountered this and know of a way around it?
So far I have not found a fix myself, other than it sometimes begins working out of nowhere again.
Thanks in advance, Christian
I'm currently working on a project using a Teensy 4.1 and is encountering a "random" error using Arduino IDE 2.3.2 and Teensy 1.59. When plugging in my Teensy, it is sometimes mistaken for an ESPCAM (AI THINKER), and when my pc has recognized it as such, I simply cannot make it accept it is a Teensy anymore. No matter which USB port I plug it into, it will contiously believe it is an ESPCAM, and for some reason always force the com port to be com5, even though when I use ESP/PICO/Arduinos, each usbport has distinct com-indexes.
It should be mentioned, that in a previous project, I have used the same cable and port for an ESPCAM. Nevertheless, the error persists across USB ports and different cables.
Most of the time, Arduino recognizes the Teensy. When Arduino has made the mistake however, I cannot force it to use the Teensy interface in any way, and show serial communication. I am still able to upload code, and the Teensy itself operates as expected, I just do not get any serial output, despite the serial monitor implying that a connection is made.
Is there anyone else who has encountered this and know of a way around it?
So far I have not found a fix myself, other than it sometimes begins working out of nowhere again.
Thanks in advance, Christian