The gumstick-sized Teensy 4.0 made this project possible! Fender's iconic Stratocaster's control cavity was routed to accommodate a few analog pots and a dual-pole 5-position blade switch but I've crammed the Teensy, a stereo codec, two RGB LED...
Well I finally ordered the Buydisplay ER-TFTM101-1 with capacitive touch and had it configured for parallel communication in 8080 mode. Using parts of @Rezo's ILI984x_t41_p library, I was able to adapt my Ra8876LiteTeensy library to use the...
So couldn't you just use
EEPROM.get(LOW_ADDRESS_0, START_PRESSURE_LEVEL);
EEPROM.put(LOW_ADDRESS_0, START_PRESSURE_LEVEL); instead of your template class?
The Voyager Sailing Drones are a long-term hobby project to develop ocean-going autonomous sailing drones.
They are 4 feet and 6 feet in length, constructed using fibreglass over foam core, with a central stringer and keel encasement, similar to...
I cant give you a code snippet since you posted an image instead of text, but to fix the logic I think you need to include the braces but put the close brace between the powerheater = ... line and the first Serial.print
OH! is a sculpture/controller for the lights on the geodesic dome at the Telus World of Science in Vancouver, Canada. It was built by me and several others at Tangible Interaction in Vancouver. I did the firmware, sensors/EDA, wiring, PureData...
If you look at the source for SDClass::open(), you will see that the only supported value for mode are:
FILE_READ - which sets flags to O_READ
FILE_WRITE - which sets flags to O_RDWR | O_CREAT | O_AT_END
and
FILE_WRITE_BEGIN - which sets flags...
OK. You surely need to wait for some period between sending the "#f" command and receiving the data. At the moment this code
Serial1.print("#f"); if (Serial1.available() > 0) {Serial1.readBytes((byte*)q_encoder_1, sizeof(q_encoder_1))...
100 ohms is a good starting point. Important to place it close to the transmitter.
If using a 4+ layer PCB that has an unbroken ground plane directly underneath the traces and especially with wider traces, you might want a somewhat lower...
Any user code can be marked with the FLASHMEM attribute so that it runs from FLASH. This is helpful in memory constrained systems where the total amount of runnable code does not fit into RAM1
Feedback cancelation is a very, very tricky subject with a LONG history of technical development. So, don't expect a silver bullet that'll make the problem go away entirely.
Before you move to algorithms, you should first try to acoustically...
What optimization are you using? I have found that GCC using _FASTEST or even just _FASTER can result in some huge code size bloat for sometime negligible speed benefits
Misc. ramblings:
Using a namespace for what you’re doing here is actually more appropriate. But, if you use a class, do these instead:
1. Make the constructor private.
2. The constructor does not have to be constexpr because theres no non-static...