Bastiaan
Senior Member

would rather use this with millis. I’ll stick with that, I have a few function calls with SPI, currentsense encoder and TFTScreen in the background. I think this is a better start. For the INA pin. I’ll leave INB...

Hi Defragster, now its my turn, i didnt understand a thing you just told me, no offense. never worked with ISR, had it in my studies but never worked with it. no clue what speeling is. il elaborate:D ill go...

of course i can tune them indepedent from each other but its a bit trickier, i have to set the On and OFF Time very low... any suggestions? int ledPin13 = 13; // the number of the LED pin int ledState13...

i thought combining the two independent millis into one would be proof much usefuller, why is it only reacting to the first If statement in the void loop? why cant i control the OnTimePulseClock and OffTimePulseClock?...

#define ENCODER_OPTIMIZE_INTERRUPTS #include <SPI.h> #include <elapsedMillis.h> #include <ButtonEvents.h> #include <Encoder.h> // digital IO pins. #define C_BLACK 0x0000 #define C_BLUE 0x001F...

Good morning, So as to speak I’ll try this with elapsedmillis, I have more going on in my code. How do I check that the ONTime from the bald engineer link isn’t passed? int setToggleTime=500;...

Didn’t had any luck today running this kind of code inside an independent on off function Somehow I am misreading my signals from the teensy4.1. I’ll try it first thing in the morning!

hi silverlock, had some other stuff to do. id expect that it would countdown from 3,2,1,0. but then it goes to 6:28:15. unsigned long Days = 0; unsigned long Hours = 0; unsigned long Min = 0;...

so i tried the stuff you recommended. Int long Days = 0; Int long Hours = 0; Int long Min = 0; Int long Sec_add = 3;

Ok , ill write you tomorrow evening.

Probably a warning, no error, program runs. I’ll switch the if statement so that the condition is changed. still I think the problem is here? DisplaySec=Sec%60;

i changed it to if (millis() - startTime >= oneSecond) { Sec--; startTime += oneSecond; if (Sec >= 0) {

i think i know the problem where it occurs, its the sec =sec+ part that adds extra seconds to the loop and thus creates a mismatch.

it works thanks a million!

so i changed the max31855 cpp and h file, as suggested on github. still getting zero values, and no errors. i tried adding the spi.begin(); but that didnt do anything as well. i restarted the arduino and the...

Darn your faster;), I was almost ready typing to their support.

thanks for the fast reply Kurt! i dont have a clue what the SPIClass *theSPI = &SPI means and the implementation Adafruit_MAX31855::Adafruit_MAX31855(int8_t _cs, SPIClass *theSPI) : spi_dev(_cs, 1000000,...

i also added into the void Setup the: SPI.begin(); SPI1.setSCK(27); SPI1.setMISO(39); SPI1.begin(); do I also have to set something like the CS to SPI1.setCS(36)?