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hi again sir @h4yn0nnym0u5e, I already tested the library, just had some problems installing it earlier but now I have it. Thank you for the modification of the Audio Library. I just had some questions, for the createBuffer(****...

Indeed ZST on Win 11 like 3 minutes and XZ was just short of 8 minutes.

Pin 9 should be okay. Try using FREQMEASUREMULTI_RAISING as MEASURE_TYPE. I have never used the MARK types, so I can't say for sure they all work. Add code in loop() to wait some amount of time for data before printing "No Signal Found". T4.1 is...

I have multiple Teensy in an industrial environment, each inside an enclosure powered by 24V stepped down to 5V using Mean Well DDR-15G-5. They have worked well for me about 4 years now, and they have built in protections which may be helpful for...

You might also consider placing resistors in series with the Teensy pins. Even 1K will go a long way towards limiting current and protecting Teensy is something really bad happens to the transceiver chip, or anything else that has a GPIO pin...

Looking like ZST is the clear winner. And wow is XZ slow (as implemented by Arduino using Google Go) on Windows. It was slower when I tried on Linux, but nothing like that slow!

Thanks for the lightning fast response! I hear you have done a lot for the open source community so thank you for that as well.

In this screenshot you can see a slightly different URL than the one recommended on the download and install page. It's from this forum thread where we're testing alternate compression for the next release. For long term use, you should use the...

Version 2.2.1 is the latest stable release. I downloaded the nightly build from Arduino's website just now. It says versions 2.2.2-nightly-20231130. That ought to be the very latest. Indeed it has the same "Additional boards manager URLs" in...

No the instructions to load don't quite work for my version, do I just have to use an older version? When I pull up preferences there is no reference to board mangment and the board manager functions do not recognize the provided link nor can I...

For the heck of it I tried it with a secondary lower end Window's machine. An earlier Surface Pro laptop (originally with Windows 8), Now running Windows 10. i5-4300 1.9ghz 2.5ghz 8gb of ram... Also our network at times is not the fastest and...

Following on from a previous thread regarding serial data corruption over USB, likely due to using the 96MHz overclock on a Teensy3.0. The project uses a Teensy3.0 to decode the read-data stream from a double density disk in an Atari ST disk...

Sounds good! Based on the README, it sounds like the FreqMeasureMulti library would be perfect if I could get it up and running. However, I'm having a little bit of trouble getting even a basic script going. It seems to stop working when I use...

Thank you. I'm glad that my components aren't dead as that was my first thought. My set up is not nearly as well constructed! I will take some time to do things the right way and report back once I have something that works (or doesn't!)

Hi Mark, Thanks for taking the time to respond to my question and offering your advice, its much appreciated. I don't have common mode chokes installed on the CAN bus. I read a TI application note that spoke of potential issues with high voltage...

Wow, I saw XZ was slower on Linux too, but that's a pretty incredible difference. Hopefully more people with Windows can give this a try and report on the overall speed....

I'm using IDE2.2.1 on macOS with the latest QNEthernet it installs. I'm not great at GitHub Desktop but do use it (probably incorrectly). Should I clone the master into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries replacing the existing QNEthernet folder ?

About the sensor boards, I have and want to use : The LSM9DS1 board from adafruit https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-lsm9ds1-accelerometer-plus-gyro-plus-magnetometer-9-dof-breakout The blue with wider pcb version The LSM6DSOX board, also from...

One suggestion: buck convert down to 8V, then use a linear regulator to get a clean 5V from there. Defence in depth. Simple buck converters have a path between input and output that becomes a short circuit if the inductor saturates. Inductors...

Running on a Windows 11 home edition pc I removed Teensy before each test then did the install. Used 1.58.1 as the common denominator. Windows stopwatch was used for timing. Original BZ2 Compression: 3 minutes 43 seconds ZST Compression: 3...

Just as a further note I downloaded the Adafruit version of the LSM9DS0 library and ran the 2 example sketches using SPI and both worked no issues: Accel X: -0.88 Y: -0.04 Z: 9.90 m/s^2 Magn. X: -27.50 Y: 7.24 Z...

For most uses rollover is immaterial if you compare timestamps correctly and never want to wait too long, using the idiom: if (micros() - previous_timestamp >= DELAY) { previous_timestamp += DELAY; // do stuff } The key point is the...

Its symmetrical, typical full drive outputs are +4mA and -4mA. This is for the specified output voltage droop, note, you can probably pull more, but don't expect too much from the IO pads they have to be very small indeed on a chip like this...

Simpler symmetrical method, no LM4040 needed: I picked the AD8656 because I know its properly rail-to-rail on the inputs and outputs, cheaper options exist. Decoupling cap omitted, it is not optional though.

Folks, the tech specs for the Teensy 4xs say 4ma max as a source. But it's mute on max current controllable with a pin in OUTPUT_OPENDRAIN mode. I'd guess I could expect 10ma or so, but I'd rather be sure. Let me know. Thanks

TD1.59 Beta 3 on Teensy 3.6 => attempts to use the predefined Wire2 interface result in a program freeze. The problem is solved by calling: Wire2.begin(); Wire2.setClock(400000); before calling beginTransmission(); However, this is not...

I do have a camera with a bulk endpoint. It's not exactly a web camera---it's a FLIR Boson 640 with radiometric calibration. They retail in the $3-$5K range. I got the camera in return for developing a T4.1 driver using the CSI in 8-bit mode...

Worked right out of the box using a Teensy 4.1: G: -5.65, -0.13, -1.79 A: -0.09, -0.01, 1.00 M: -0.20, 0.02, 0.30 Heading: 175.17 Pitch, Roll: -5.02, -0.48 G: -5.87, 0.70, -1.58 A: -0.09, -0.01, 1.00 M: -0.19, 0.01, 0.30 Heading: 176.74 Pitch...

If you are using the code from msg #4, try using the FreqMeasureMulti library instead. FreqMeasureMulti will provide much better accuracy because the period measurement is done in hardware, not in the ISR (software) of msg #4.

If you are using the code from msg #4, try using the FreqMeasureMulti library instead. FreqMeasureMulti will provide much better accuracy because the period measurement is done in hardware, not in the ISR (software) of msg #4.

I appreciate all of your input! I was able to basically use the code above to get everything running! However, when using the interrupts to measure pulse width, or even when just using the pulseIn() function, I get little spikes in the signal...

I guess you are referring to this board? Yes, the board's regulator will have a small dropout but the LSM9DS1 chip will work from 2.4 - 3.6V. No. The board's Vin is an input so that can be connected to Teensy's 3V3 regulator output pin. But the...

Thanks Paul. I'll give it a try.

Hi, We've got about 20 x Teensy 4.1 in daily active use in an automotive/24v environment (industrial mobile plant). Each Teensy is connected to the 24v vehicle supply via a OKI-78SR 5V and decoupling capacitors. Both CAN interfaces are...

Confirm, the main reason is to prevent possible back flow of current into your PC. Or the same into whatever power supply is connected to Teensy, if that power supply is turned off while the PC gets connected. Indeed the risk in practice is...

Hi sir @h4yn0nnym0u5e , I will check and try this new library tomorrow and I hope it can solve my problem with audio library. Thank you very much

The stock audio / SDFAT libraries do not allow you to play back audio from SD while simultaneously accessing it from your sketch. See this thread for discussions and links to a new set of audio objects which do allow this (because no file access...

Yes, personally, I have encountered this behavior several times: the wiring, just one wire that fails is enough. But, let's go in parts: 1) Please share some photos of the way you have the 20 pin flat cable connected to your teensy Short...

Before beginning this project, I at first researched what else was out there (and I do own other programmable pedals); For instance, was I about to waste my time producing what already exist? Thus I found Multiverse whilst doing so. Whilst...

Running on a Windows 11 home edition pc I removed Teensy before each test then did the install. Used 1.58.1 as the common denominator. Windows stopwatch was used for timing. Original BZ2 Compression: 3 minutes 43 seconds ZST Compression: 3...

Cool project! If you're looking for something a little more rugged for guitar work, take a look at the Multiverse. It's a fully programmable stompbox pedal that lets you port Teensy audio effects to a fully polished DAW-like system. However, you...

Arduino IDE now supports ZST and XZ compression. I'm considering switching from BZ2. Downside is we lose compatibility with Arduino IDE 2.0.x and maybe even 2.1.x. So the big question is, are these better compression formats worth it? XZ...

Confirm, the main reason is to prevent possible back flow of current into your PC. Or the same into whatever power supply is connected to Teensy, if that power supply is turned off while the PC gets connected. Indeed the risk in practice is...

Unfortunately this is impossible. NXP simply did not provide this capability (in the RT1062 chip). No amount of wishful thinking or crafty software can cause a wire to exist where there is none inside the chip between a GPIO pin and the ADC...

I re-read this thread but couldn't see which particular motion sensor board you have. Would be much easier to answer this sort of question if you could give a link to the product page if it's from a well-known site like Sparkfun or Adafruit. Or...

I get the same freezing using a 2 amp wall wart type psu, so im guessing its not that? also using a teensy 4.0, my start/stop foot switch still controls their LEDs when it freezes so im guessing its the neotrellis thats freezing up not the...

I see. :-( Sorry for bothering the wrong person.

Unfortunately this is impossible. NXP simply did not provide this capability (in the RT1062 chip). No amount of wishful thinking or crafty software can cause a wire to exist where there is none inside the chip between a GPIO pin and the ADC...

Thank you very much for your response. I completely understand what you write. In earlier communications on the topic I saw you writing that the stability of the reference voltage is a reason for the problems. Would it make sense to try improving...

Blind guess... can you connect a voltmeter to monitor at the power input? Perhaps with Teensy 4.1 and the LEDs and audio shield you might be running right at the limit of your power supply. Then using the SD card might be adding more power...