KurtE
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Again not fully knowing your setup. You can setup a host USB connector to the T3.6. The simplest way to try it out is using the USB Host cable: https://www.pjrc.com/store/cable_usb_host_t36.html And of course the...

Glad you got it working. Was going to mention that you did not have a Serial1.begin...

Take this with a grain of salt, as I never use Eagle and the version I have is really old (6.6.0) and may not have read everything properly But when I looked at your T4.1 board, it almost looks like some of the...

It is showing you where the matching brace is to the brace next to text curser

Note: you have to order them in groups of 480

I was wondering if we should build that capability into the mtp object? That is do like we do in the USB Host cases or the !Serial type cases... That is maybe add a member to MTPD: Sort of like at the...

Sorry not enough info to guess. What os?What version of arduino was installed. What version of teensyduino did you try to install?

I also ordered a couple of them from Sparkfun... Out of curiosity. But I will probably not comment much here as if I do start playing with them at all, will probably look at the Pico pages up on the RPI forums:...

Works on the T4.1 I just tried... Pin 3 and 9 are fine.

I believe the that library supports changing which SPI on the begin method... That is if you do something like: XPT2046_Touchscreen ts(CS_PIN, TIRQ_PIN); // Param 2 - Touch IRQ Pin - interrupt enabled polling ......

Yes, the T4 and T4.1 actually have a few SPI buses. They are shown on the released card as well as my excel document and photo made from it: SPI1 has a few alternate pins for some of the features (on T4.1)...

Sounds like you are making great progress!

May depend on which library you use. But I think your commented code is wrong above: TFT_MOSI should be TFT_MISO Note: Most of the libraries will do something like SPI.begin() and while doing this will configure...

The interesting thing is I tried the simple version that crashed after 3 plus seconds to Flash to go instead to SDIO. Again 512 bytes at a time. CMD: 100c(SEND_OBJECT_INFO)l: 20 T:299 : 1 ffffffff...

XBAR - for me it was reading the manual a few times.. (sometimes more than a few)... Note: So far when playing with DMA, I have mainly needed to have some understanding of XBAR for GPIO and for ADC... Note: ADC is a...

Totally understand.... Pretty frustrating. This morning I decided to waste some time and see if going at this completely wrong. So tried a KISS version of the code... bool MTPD::SendObject() { bool...

In many cases like this, it is often easiest to look at code that ships with the Teensyduino release, at least to get ideas, even if you may be the type who who wants to write everything from scratch. In this case...

Nice write up - Puts a lot of the details into one place which is great. Note: another gotcha you may run into with DMA is with caching. That is with the example above you are using the dmabuffer DMAChannel...

Are you using the library: https://github.com/robopeak/rplidar_arduino It looks like your code is pretty close to their example: simple_connect? If I am looking at their documents correctly:...

Morning - Right now playing in the branch: MEM_send_object_large

@Paul - sounds great @mjs513 - Did you have enough memory PSRAM available to be able to allocated that large of a file? Right now I try to allocate the whole thing with extmem_alloc. So if that is not available it...

I know ... talking to myself ;) Just pushed up a WIP version of the MTP send object code, that in addition of trying to allocate a full size buffer for the file. Once the whole file has been received over USB, I...

Note: the Teensy boards will not show up as a USB Serial device, unless you program them to do so. What I typically do with a new teensy, is to load up a simple sketch like the example blink, Set the Device as to...

Hopefully someone one will be able to help you here. I personally have not tried any of the RA8875/76 custom font stuff, nor any of their ROM chips. What we have done when we were playing with supporting drivers...

@mjs513 Sounds like you have been busy! What about Teensy 2? ;) (Just kidding)

Yes it would be great if there was some tutorial or web page, that discuss DMA for the different Teensy boards. There have been several threads talking about DMA with GPIO on T4.x, that you can get a lot of information...

Another quick update: I have been playing around with my USBHost MTP code and communicating with Kindle Fire. Note: The connection with Kindle Fire (Android) is a bit touchy. Sometimes works other times get into...

Sorry I really don't know the RA887x that well to know how all of the different fonts work or not. I believe this is NOT a system font so we are simply drawing the bits. Again I also mostly just putter and don't do...

The same ways as you would with a Teensy 4. There are many ways to do so. The Dynamixel is a half duplex serial protocol, which specification says the TTL signal is 5v, although I have never had issues with...

As for best way to uininstall a version. First I reboot to make sure I don't have any Arduino things opened up and running. I will often just delete the arduino (actually I rename it to some other directory...

Internet has been up and down... Can not complain too much as it looks like lots are still without power. I pushed up a WIP branch MEM_send_object_large which is based off of the branch I still have an open PR back...

Afternoon - Internet back, we are lucky, looking at the power outage map, it looks like a lot of areas are without power. Wind was really strong overnight. It moved and flipped a trailer we pull behind ATV, plus...

Sorry internet down, so by cell... I noticed this morning that a case statement missing About line 844 mtp.cpp above sendobjectinfo should be case: ox100c: Not sure if that is what you are seeing

Hi again @mjs513 - I have not tried with 3.5, maybe should. I did build for 3.6. Note: I am building for MTP with using SEREMU... If you are building for MTP + Serial, did you update the usb_descriptor.h (I think...

As I think I posted above, it looks like the T3.x does real simple for USB packet it gets it does a write. I have not tried that way yet. I did try some code that, if the file is greater than my bigbuffer it...

@defragster - Sorry not really sure what is going on, just that when I saw stuff about configuring some pins for I2S where are not I2S pins, It made me suspicious that maybe some of the other settings like DMA and the...

Quick update to above, and with the current caching code I still get timeouts, depending more on the state of the File writes I think... Example I did a copy of 341024 bytes long and debug output: MTPD::SendObject:...

Me too, So I am starting to play again of moving over the code I have in other branch. But also wondering about the differences in the two current versions of the sendObject code: The one for T3.x is really...

Good morning, I will have to play later. Looking at larger files receive... More on other thread. I assume you have already tested that creating a directory works in a simple case. What Teensy is this supposed...

Sorry, I am not much of an I2C person so I normally just use Wire library when I need I2C support. It would be probably easy to get most of the Master mode support in, but would take someone who plays a lot with...

@WMXZ/Paul and others - As for MTP and things like Modify date, I put questions and suggestions on the beta 5 thread. Things like does LittleFS keep any dates anywhere? FS/FILE - We don't have any APIs defined....

I could be wrong, but the last time I looked this library was not yet supported on a Teensy 4.x The last post from him (@nox771) on that was back near the end of 2019 and his last changes to the library were back in...

Fixed: for some reason we had the checking for bounds in the Pixel function commented out. We called this with a negative value that in the case of frame buffer just overwrote random memory. Fix is simple: look the...

It appears to be blowing up in the 5 degree drawing... Probably on the 2nd draw line where maybe we are not detecting the negative number in some spot: Here is my current instrumented version of your code: ...

@Paul @WMXZ @mjs513 @defragster... and all: As has been mentioned up in the MTP thread, it would probably be a good thing, that when possible MTP would be able to tell the Host the dates and times for the files it...

@WMXZ - Sounds good. Note: I do think it is good that one can get some of the simple events working for those who might care about it, and in other cases as you mentioned you can use the sledge hammer event of reset,...

Thanks, I am not sure if I have that IMU here or not. I have few but not sure about that one. Also that new code is depending on two more external files... So again harder to setup and test it. So still hard to...

@defragster - Who knows? But with two different ones. I think there may be some interesting timing issue, that I am running into. Will look into it again at some point, but right now looks like we have enough...

Good Morning, Not sure about why different files work differently. I suspect it is more on what the writing to the chips are doing. If with yours and Defragsters changes it finds enough already formatted blocks to...

Sorry, I have not had much of a chance to look through this code. I did try to compile it and it fails as it is missing probably some header files or the like that define: setupIMU() and UpdateIMU(); I am...

@wmxz and @mjs513 and ... I pushed up the next set of changes to the branch with the Pull Request. I am properly generating the object added events for the new files created in your 'a' command. So if you hit...

Sounds like it or pieces of it would be a good addition to the core!

There are probably many different ways to answer this question. can a T4.1 run 5 servos at 125hz. The answer is probably yes, not sure to what end or what means. That is I have my doubts that most hobby servos will...

Note: I implemented some of the simple query functions I mentioned above... And pushed up.

Yes - So far I have not had any luck with larger files on slower devices. It feels like if a transfer takes over a certain amount of time that the MTP connection will get killed... I have the stuff in my other branch...

Morning! Yes that is the current stuff I am working off of. My LittleFS is still off of LFSinterity/PlusNAND

@WMXZ and others wanting to play - I started playing some more yesterday and I am in the process of starting again from your current (master) code and adding in some of the changes I have done. I put in a PR to core:...

If your code is still what you pointed to: That has: #define RA8875_CS 9 // not connected #define RA8875_RESET 25 #define RA8875_INT 7 // not connected #define...

One option we have is to develop a WIFI driver for some standard USB dongle that plugs into either T3.6 or T4.x. My guess is it would be a lot of work, but would be nice. We do have some bluetooth support currently...

There are times I have wondered how much it would work in cases like this, if we did something like: #define SPI_MODE_SLOWCS 0x80 So maybe one could do something like: SPI.beginTransaction(SPISettings(3000000,...

Sorry I missed it was the CPU speed. I assume that you saw there is a Pull Request, waiting to be pulled in by @mjs513... https://github.com/bolderflight/MPU9250/pull/64 It is typically not that digitalWrite is...

Again this only works if that hub1 is actually connected as a USBHub. AND that it actually has a name that they put into their USB Descriptor, which is optional. Some devices do not. From your above: USBHost...

Again not sure where you are getting 150Mhz? From the header file of that library: const uint32_t SPI_LS_CLOCK = 1000000; // 1 MHz const uint32_t SPI_HS_CLOCK = 15000000; // 15 MHz And from the source...

Sounds good. Maybe time to do PR back into LittleFS?

If you wish to get the product name of a device that has connected to one of your USB Host objects, there are methods on them to do so: Most of the examples with the library have code like: for (uint8_t i = 0; i <...

good Work... I will be picking my Sparkfun one up probably in the next hour.

Hard to say. For example how is it wired up? Is it configured to run on 3,3v or 5v. What software? I just hooked up one that was the lower resolution. RA8875_480x272 And it is working I ran the rotation...

@mjs513 - Me too. I have probably done something stupid. I may try again. First I may try some mix and match of components. That is with the Dual one (currently on PSRAM) plug into breadboard and see if it works...

Thanks guys, I tried the old stuff, but it fails, but then I did not disable the new stuff first. Might try it again with the start in startup.c bypassed. Again maybe just punt as you have most memory working...

Me too! Again maybe there are some wires that are not making good contact or??? But with my older extended board have been running the test again: My current hacked up version: extern "C" { extern uint8_t...

@Paul - sounds great, yes the pages are coming along nicely! Also would be great to have an updated T4.1 card. Let us know if there is any thing we can do to help. Side note with T4.1 and PSRAM pages: Would be...

Quick update: to the above. I believe that large section of QSPI operations in the above logic analyzer output is due to the code in startup.c which is zeroing out memory: That is:...

Hi again, looking at my one with breadboard... Ran slightly different sketch: extern "C" { extern uint8_t external_psram_size; } void setup() { while (!Serial && millis() < 5000); Serial.begin(115200); ...

Thanks, I was able to get the short to not be a short... And the HiLowTest showed I had the right signals... This time I checked both Hi and Low... Still does not work right on this board nor my earlier one where I...

Maybe try SPI1.begin(); Just before the call to the rf69.init? Otherwise maybe need to add debug code to the init function and find out where it is failing.

I use Diptrace for the stuff I do. Again this is only for my own usage and like you typically never need many of any one board as I usually find something I want to change anyway... As mentioned PCBWay works well. ...

It has been awhile since I did it, but there is some support for this at least in the Teensyduino installed version. I played with this a few years ago. Note I am am using RF95, but assume would be the same... ...

I think I have it fixed but not sure it helped. Will play more tomorrow. I am not sure how likely it will be to get it to work. But fingers crossed.

Again often times you have to also look at the sub-system that you wish to use the FlexIO with and potentially setup some register settings. Example at one point I added support to the T4.x to give the option to use...

Quick update. Looks like I have a short between pins 49 and 51 on the castellated board... Not sure why it did not show up earlier. At least the HiloTest is showing it when going to 3.3v, will check next if GND...

Whenever I am playing with XBAR, I look into the Teensy 4 sources at pwm.c And I either copy the function or extern the function: That in my sketch or .cpp files something like: extern "C" { extern void...

Sorry, I am not sure exactly what you are looking to do with XBAR? And avoid the hardware? Note: analogWrite on pin 8 is actually another timer: FLEXPWM1_PWMA03 Again sorry, I am not understanding.

Thanks guys, I have also run it on a few other boards where the memory chip(s) are directly soldered to bottom of T4.1 and no problems. If you have diptrace, the design files for the boards I put up earlier on...

Frank, As I mentioned, it was unclear how much information is useful to a majority of users. And yes I do look at things like linker scripts. But I mentioned the starting addresses and this diagram says there...

Question to self and others (especially those who have done more with FlexSPI... I tried and resoldered some of the pin connections yesterday, plus I also retried with my original castellated extended T4.1 board with...

Glad you are feeling better! Just did a sync, may play soon...

What are the backlights hooked up to? SPI speed defaults to: somewhere in the order of 30mhz... The defaults can be changed by passing in a desired SPI Speed on the begin method... Actually optionally 2 parameters...

Understood, but I know with some sensors that work on a slower platform and not on faster ones, it can often be a timing issue, like you do a write operation to the device to ask it for something and then ask for the...

You are welcome. Also at times like this, it might help if you posted a picture of your current setup. Maybe someone will see something like: you are off by one pin... Been there, or maybe MISO amd MOSI pins reversed...

Maybe a quick thing to try: Try adding a delay at startup: Something like: void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); while (!Serial); Serial.println("Adafruit BMP390"); delay(1000); // wait a second to see if...