KurtE
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Might help to know additional information like: Burned out - Are you saying, that the board had some magic smoke, or just stopped working or... Power connection from PC. Are we saying USB power with voltage about...

Morning all (at least in my time zone): Tim, I will try to run some more of your tests over the next several days. As was mentioned yesterday it may be that there is an interaction issue with the index file and...

I did similar to what @mjs513 did. Note I ran the original sketch, created files, tried to copy to pc, received same error message. Took ssd to pc, ran chkdsk and showed corruption , which it fixed. Modified...

Yes running Windows 10.... My computer is not Windows 11 compatible... They do not support my processor...

Hi @defragster Quick update - as I mentioned in the last post I merged back to the one _part2 branch and deleted the _part2_format. At some point soon I will take a closer look at the issues you are seeing with...

Yikes - I hope you all stay well! Also keeping fingers crossed on port shortages! I just merged the branch with the Format code back into the branch with the open PR: ...

It will be interesting to see what you come up with. But as noted, as far as I know there are no T3.5 or 3.6 chips available and no ETA when they may be available. Always interesting to see different trade offs. ...

Sorry, When it comes to completely custom boards, I am not experienced in seeing what is different versus a stock T3.2. So I am probably not much good at debugging this. Except to suggest that you might want to...

Yes - all of the above. Assumes Beta 1 install Plus the trees you mentioned. Note: I have a couple of USB examples converted. Both my CircuitMicroPython example plus under simplified... examples I have example...

Next question is what do you actually have: i.e. which chip. Is it a raw chip and/or is part of some breakout board like setup. i.e. something like Adafruit or sparkfun sell? Do you have a schematic or the like on...

So looking at their headers I see: /* Error codes */ #define AD7124_INVALID_VAL -1 /* Invalid argument */ #define AD7124_COMM_ERR -2 /* Communication error on receive */ #define AD7124_TIMEOUT -3 /* A timeout...

Good morning Paul and all: Status update for MSC integration into USBHost: I currently have A Pull request: https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/USBHost_t36/pull/89 Which added in a lot of the functionality we...

This probably is related to issue that Paul is looking at in the thread: https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/69820-USBHost_t36-with-Circuitpython-serial-device-Keybow2040?p=306066#post306066 There appears to be a timing...

Frame buffer is simply an array of memory: 2 bytes per pixel: Think of it like: uint16_t readPixel(x, y) { return frame_buffer;} void writePixel(x, y, color) {frame_buffer = color;} Note: obviously not...

Sorry all, keep meaning to try this stuff out... But been distracted also with the MSC stuff. More details on that soon.

There are lots of different tricks that you can do. If for example you are simply updating one or more fields, you can use the clip rectangle code, where you set the clip around the field being updated and then do...

As for the display it may depend on what you are doing and the like, which library and how you are using it. Sounds like you are using my: ILI9341_t3n No it does not use DMA by default. You need to tell it to...

Hopefully someone who is less electrically challenged than me, will be able to give a more definitive answer. Note: when I first read the message, it was not clear to me, what battery... But looking at the...

Sorry I may be wrong, but I am wondering if the issue is really an issue with Serial? That is if I am not mistaken, the chip connects using SPI. Often times a difference between uploading new and powering up, is...

I may be missing something? What is the actual difference between the keybow 2040 versus plain Jane PICO or Adafruit Feather RP2040? Yes I understand from their schematic that a bunch of the GPIOs are used for the...

Good morning Paul, You can program the RPI2040 Pico with CircuitPython. Instructions as well links to downloads are on the page: https://circuitpython.org/board/raspberry_pi_pico/ Short answer is you download a...

Sorry I have not used any of these DAC chips nor the library and the like. So I have no way of trying it out and see what if anything works. So probably not much help. One thing you might try doing is looking at...

Hello again @JimF Any success? Just for the heck of it I ordered a couple of cheap displays: https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B079M3GWFG Which I picked up at my mailbox this morning, soldered some pins in.... And...

Hi Paul and all, Quick updates - I did put a quick note in first message. Will update the main branch as well to direct others to get the beta releases. Sorry I have been distracted working on the USBHost MSC...

So now I have some new shiny stuff like the same airwing... Might have to see if any of it works :D

Sounds good. Still draft PR (not sure what that means), but hopefully soon!

Obviously the simplest way to connect would be if your GPS had some ttl level outputs, that you could connect up to a hardware serial port. (Maybe requiring TTL level shifter(s) if voltage difference). But as...

I would double check that you have a matching header file with the .cpp. Actually now looking at it, the variable usb_mtp_status should be defined within usb_mtp.h On my build 1.8.19 with ...

Sorry sort of hard to tell what is going on, without additional information. So far we know you programmed it somehow with something that did not work. In cases like, this it would really help to know details...

Also remember that Leonardo probably runs at 5v, and T4.1 runs at 3.3v and the IO pin are NOT 5v tolerant. So might need some form of TTL level shifting if you connect the IO pins of one to the other. Could as...

What I do, is to use github... That is I use git clone... But other methods would be to download zip file and then have Arduino install the zip file... Which is more or less like what you mentioned. Note: The...

I lied :D I wondered as the only real difference between Teensy build and these other builds was these other builds left areas in their region of memory that they did not write anything to. So I hacked up a copy...

Sorry, I have not used these forms of displays for a long time. So question is what display, what are connections, and which library are you using? Yes I know LiquidCrystal, but is it the one that is contained in...

The only other thing I thought I would test, is to verify that on the same Teensy (4.1) if an Arduino sketch created a LittleFS_Program disk starting at the same place if it was retained or not. So I hacked up the...

Playing around some more: Curious about what ranges of data do MicroPython and CircuitPython define in hex file versus standard Arduino build: Arduino build using current beta Teeensyduino...

Quick update: Trying to make it sure it actually was not preserved... So print hex the reads of logical cluster (0) - hard coded in the sketch and the Cluster 1 which is the first sector of the fat: Here is on fresh...

Hi Paul and all, I am also trying to debug why CircuitPython (CPy for short) installs also rebuild their File Filesystem on the first boot after updating the hex file... I have started by adding some debug output...

Simple answer, no these pins can not be remapped to be swapped. However if you only needed RX, you might be able to cheat. Possibly two ways: a) Set the TX pin to be in half duplex mode and leave it in RX...

Just curious, is this failure Teensy specific or does it happen on other hardware as well? My new versions of the hardware won't get here until Monday or Tuesday

Quick update: I un-installed the teensy IDE package. So now building with new beta on 1.8.19 Note: I am still building with my fork of github of a few projects like SDFat, USBHost_t36... but are (or at least...

Good morning @defragster - Not sure what you are asking? If you are asking about sizes of files versus bytes used... I am guessing it all depends on the cluster size of your storage. So for example if you have...

Paul, I am also curious about having multiple Teensy installs using the Arduino15 stuff as mentioned versus how I have multiple Robotis OpenCM for example where one is in the Arduino15 and the others are in:...

Paul - I had wondered if this beta would also show up as a new version for the Arduino boards packages... i.e. if you had put the pieces in place to use the newer stuff in Arduino_cli that might better support...

Likewise understood. Although my guess is that many of us have done more testing using +Serial than with +Seremu... The issue I mentioned, sort of stumped me for a bit, but then by chance looked at the udev rules. ...

Quick update... Things are coming along :D Probably a few more pieces to be put into place, which I am guessing as it has been progressing that Paul has been filtering in the changes. Right not playing around...

Not sure what all more I can add here, but RA8875 - Yes should work the same. Probably played more with the code using T4.x than I have with T3.x RawHid - By default should work the same. However it can work a...

:D - which is funny as they have #ifdef for teensy in their pass through code. Quick FYI - as I mentioned was able to do the breakout board again today... But being a glutton for punishment, I ordered the Feather...

https://github.com/adafruit/nina-fw/releases/tag/1.7.4

Good Morning @mjs513 and All: I thought I would try it again to see if my first success of updating the firmware with FTDI cable was a fluke/lucky or if I could repeat it again. I succeeded :D ...

Obviously it is your decision on when you wish to release a new beta. If There is lots of stuff that others are needing, one option would be to simply release the beta without any of the MSC stuff. Understood....

Paul - I am not sure if you ever looked at the branches decouple or the one that is based off of it decouple_new_sdfat? It looked like you created your own new branch: with_PFslib that you worked in for a bit and...

Good morning all, Looks like making some progress :D Of course I would plug in a complicated drive ;) I have a couple of external SSDs that I have been using for experimenting, like:...

Yes I used a 5v FTDI cable: probably this one: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9718 I do have others around as well. I got lucky... So far I don't think @mjs513 has. Again mine is the breakout board so a little...

Also might be good if there was an example showing where you plug in a drive which has multiple volumes, how that is handled in the new object classes. That is where in SDFat probably that walks the MBR and/or GPT...

@wwatson, that was where I started... Their sketch did not work for me, likewise several other attempts... But as I mentioned the FTDI cable did work. After setting the state of GPIO0 and Busy. Have not done much...

I would look at the BlockDeviceInterface or in current version FsBlockDeviceInterface and see if it works for you. The header file has a few different read operations available: /** * Read a sector. * ...

Paul - The PFSLib stuff added to support Fat12 was not migrated into FatLib The commit I did in UsbMscFat... https://github.com/KurtE/UsbMscFat/commit/d8c1ca13aadde2f2a058801e5e4ddcbf800130dc This includes...

Curious, was your FTDI 3.3v or 5v? I did mine with 5v version

Quick update, I did a quick and dirty check to see how bad the sketch I was playing with, that allowed me to plug in a CircuitPython board and connect up through the MSC stuff (Fat12). There are the obvious things...

Quick update: I was able to update, the firmware using FTDI cable... Have not tried running it yet since it updated, but: Hooked up power, gnd, TX/RX, RX/TX, GPI0 to gnd, and I momentarily connected RST to GND... ...

Good Morning Paul, I synced up, but am waiting until you give the go ahead and try things out... still distracted with some other things.

I have not tried this either, although I did use the Teensy USBToSerial sketch and tried setting up different IO pins in different states and never got it to talk... I hacked up a version of it to try different states...

Note: On mine I tried the FirmwareUpdater... Changed the IO pins to match what was shown. And it still goes: Unable to communicate with ESP32 boot ROM!

It wont talk... ... I wonder what the state of all of the IO pins needs to be for it to talk...

I am not sure, it has been awhile, and I know some of it may have been to deal with other abstractions. FsVolume may be sufficient, would need to verify things like it handles both FatVolume and ExFatVolume. Also...

Works for me... I was torn between USBFilesystem or simply USBFS or to be like SDFat have it be USBFat... But no real strong feelings so if those two work, go for it!

Forgot to talk about: if (myFilesystem1) { File root = myFilesystem1.open("/"); printDirectory(myFilesystem1, 0); } I do like that, and was considering doing that as well. We already have: if...

Good morning Paul, Quick comments: USBHost myusb; USBHub hub1(myusb); USBHub hub2(myusb); msController myDisk1(myusb); MSCClass myFilesystem1(myDisk1); MSCClass myFilesystem2(myDisk1);

Sorry not sure of the way with virgin builds right now. Mine is currently very convoluted. Also we are in the process of hopefully merging the MSC functionality into the core files and hopefully an initial setup...

Yes it is possible. Look at the SdFat_Usage.ino example sketch under SD you will see several examples of different ways to initialize the SD library through more advanced features of SDFat... // Different SPI...

Sorry, I can not help on this one as I don't have the Airlift featherwing... I do have one of the Adafruit AirLift – ESP32 WiFi Co-Processor Breakout Board Which may work the same? Although I don't think I ever...

Sorry I don't see anything obvious either... I would try it, but I don't have W11 and may be awhile before I do as my computer is not compatible...

Nice project.

I totally agree with @mjs513, that the elapsedMillis is the easiest way to go and works great. Usually the only time I don't use it, is if I need to build the code for different processor boards.... In which case...

Interesting topic... I am software guy not hardware, although did have a few EE classes back in school, but that was during the ice age.... But looking tat the other diagrams shown, I would guess something like:

Looks like the T2++ was discontinued: https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensypp.html So, it would be a good idea to try one of the newer boards. Sorry I don't know if anyone has tried doing that yet. Looks like the...

Sorry last night was going off of my IPAD, but I would normally post image from my excel document: Which may help and/or at times too much information. Hope that helps

They are digital pins on t41 as well look at section https://www.pjrc.com/store/teensy41.html#digital At image of SD reader

Sorry, I am not sure how much help I would be here... Note: I have also recently received PM from another user who I do not believe has posted on the forum, about transferring data between ESP32 and Teensy.... As...

Again as @defragster stated, they did not connect up those two pins to anything within the Teensy Micromod board as you can see in their schematic I asked about that during the beta cycle but...

Does not sound like a lot of fun! Hope the supply problems gets better soon!

Sounds like fun! As Paul mentioned, it might help to see what the system tells you through the log file: I often do it using the: dmesg command... often I will limit the output like: dmesg | tail -40 To output the...

The PR has now been merged :D So "Sparkfun Teensy Micromod" is part of the things built: I believe you can download the hex files from:...

Been playing, WIP to add some more board names for the Serial ports, like TX2, RX2... Current images off of my MM branch, plus updates for names in t4 and 41 plus hack to make UART4 work (Serial2 on t4...) Now to...

two parts to this. SPI2 - has two sets of alternate pins. That is if you look at post #7, you will see the sd card reader pins are in the 40s and the pins under the board are in the 50s. Yes both positions...

@mjs513 Great work, will have to sync it up... I was distracted today with how do uarts work on CircuitPython. Still not sure :o A simple Uart test, where I receive text from the usb serial inpu(), then...

quick update: Ran the script up on the page: https://learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-essentials/circuitpython-uart-serial And output shows: RX pin: board.D15 TX pin: board.D14 RX pin: board.D25 TX pin:...

Yes the Teensy can do other things while it reads from and/or writes to SPI. The issue is more of how to do so software wise. That is if you call something like: x = SPI.transfer(y); It will wait until the SPI...

Sorry, I know I should probably look through these 6 pages carefully and maybe my internal questions have already been answered elsewhere. For example wondering about is, how compatible are the sources and...