For example, in the read_all_data example, it uses this to instantiate the device:
Adafruit_BNO055 bno = Adafruit_BNO055(55, 0x28);
You would just change it to
Adafruit_BNO055 bno = Adafruit_BNO055(55, 0x28,&Wire2);...
I believe that all you have to do is change
*theWire = &Wire
to
*theWire = &Wire2
Oh, hang on. You don't have to change the library. All you do is reference &Wire2 when you instantiate the Wire object in your...
I have two versions of a MIDI library on my system. The one in the TeensyDuino distribution does not have BaudRate in the DefaultSettings struct (in midi_Settings.h) whereas the one I've installed in my libraries...
Ooops. I appear to be using an older version of the display which was set up as a shield for Arduino UNO and used parallel data transfer rather than SPI.
Pete
If you compile that code for Teensy4, and assuming that you add some appropriate code to call these functions, it will not generate any MIDI messages - it will only output debugging messages to the Serial Monitor.
The...
Which Teensy are you using?
Which code were you using and how was the display wired?
I'm currently playing around with a 240x320 ILI9341-based display. First, I got it working on an Arduino Duemilanove and then on a...
I didn't say you were inventing anything, but I couldn't see how you were getting useful waveforms from Pins 9 and 11.
Yeah, whatever. Now you're using the correct pin for the DAC on a Teensy 3.2.
But there's...
You're going to have to explain this in detail. Pin 9 is a digital pin which can also be used to generate PWM output. Pin 11 is a digital pin only.
So, it's a mystery how you can be seeing "the waves" on those Teensy...
Having dug through the DallasTemperature library again, I see that if getTempCByIndex returns -127, it is an error indication which means that the specified device did not respond. You should look for and handle this...
On the github site you say:
To me, this is a classic indication that your code is writing over the end of an array or in some other way clobbering ram. Changing the order of the include files changes the order in...
float and double are the same on most Arduinos and Teensys before 4.0 because "double" arithmetic is very slow on processors which don't have the double precision hardware. It also saved precious ram space on early...
You've declared them all as float. The addition and division are done as float with the result having float precision which is only about 7 digits.
Declare them as double or cast them.
Pete
@jwestmoreland: Have you had any luck with my code? I don't know anything about the Stormwise antenna but it looks like it isn't tuned specifically for 60kHz like the antenna I use.
Pete
If the audio is suitably bandwidth-limited, you could lower the sampling rate, for example to 8kHz, and get much higher resolution from the FFT - a bit less than 8Hz per bin. The highest frequency would then be 4kHz. At...
Those pins on their own won't be sufficient for SPI1.
The four SPI1 pins on the T4.1 are:
D0 CS1
D1 MISO1
D26 MOSI1
D27 SCK1
As shown here and on the card that came with your T4.1
+Correction: pins 38 (CS1)...
They aren't dedicated like those on an Arduino. The Serial interface goes directly through USB and does not use pins 0 and 1. Those pins can be treated just like other digital pins. They are also the Serial1 device if...
I've just got one of that type of display working today. I think part of your problem might be that you use ST7789_t3 when you are using the T4?
The only graphics includes I use are:
#include <Adafruit_GFX.h> //...
setI2SFreq fails on a T4.x when the required sampling frequency is 8kHz. The reason is that it calculates a value for n2 of 80 but this value must fit in a 6-bit field and therefore must not exceed 63.
I don't know how...
You can make the code handle any value of setAccentPattern by changing this:
if (accentPattern == 0)
velocity = accentVelocity; // we want it on this step
accentPattern++;
...
I installed Frank's library and compiled the code in #1 for a T3.2. It compiles without error as does the original Mp3FilePlayer example.
This suggests that you didn't compile it for the T3.2 but, as Frank has...
If you include a #warning or #error message in your code it will be written to the compiler window. The #error message also stops compilation.
I thought there was one for #message but it doesn't work.
e.g. fail if...
Adafruit has their own fork (version) of the PJRC audio library. It is a somewhat stripped down version of the original PJRC code. In particular, the Adafruit fork does not have AudioInputAnalog which is why the...
Your problem isn't related to mine. You appear to be using an older version of the cardinfo example. The latest version has root.openRoot and root.ls commented out.
As Paul has suggested, try Arduino 1.8.13 with...
I ran into a similar problem except that my code couldn't find a file that I knew to be on the SD card - because Windows Explorer showed that it was there.
I used the listfiles example SD sketch to list the SD...
digitalRead(cols == HIGH)
The value of HIGH is probably 1 and cols is never 1 so the result is FALSE which is zero. The result will be that it will try to read pin 0. In a test on a T4.1 the result of reading pin 0...
if(digitalRead(rows) == HIGH && digitalRead(cols == HIGH))// if the current key is pressed
There's a parenthesis in the wrong place. It should be:
if(digitalRead(rows) == HIGH && digitalRead(cols) == HIGH)//...
There's a bug in effectRectifier.cpp. In its update function, it gets an audio block like this:
audio_block_t *block = receiveReadOnly();
but it overwrites the block!
Change it to this:
audio_block_t *block =...
You should have radio details on both screens unless the RF24 library for the Mega is different than the T4.1.
If it really does work for a few lines, i.e. the sender sometimes looks like this:
Now sending
Sent...
I'm using this code on both Teensys with slight modifications for the transmitter and receiver.
I set both of them to start up as a receiver (role = 0) and then type T in one of them to get things going. I've also...
Another problem is that Tx and Rx don't set the payload size. The default payload size is 32 bytes but the code is only sending 4 bytes.
After the radio.begin() statement, add this line to both Tx and Rx:
...
I'm pretty sure the problem is that the Tx and Rx aren't using the same addresses.
In both the Rx and Tx use this for the addresses:
const uint64_t pipes = { 0xF0F0F0F0E1LL, 0xF0F0F0F0D2LL };
In the Rx:
...
Now it doesn't compile for me either. OK, let's tackle this a different way. Unfortunately it requires editing several system files.
Each of the serial devices for Teensy 4 (I presume that's what you're using) has a...
That looks like a problem with the default receive buffer size of 64 bytes (Tx default is 40). You can add extra receive and transmit buffer space to each Serial device.
Declare these globally:
#define S_BUFFER_SIZE...
What is involved in resetting the heater? If you just power it off and back on again, perhaps the Teensy could do that for you too. One of this sort of thing might work. I've never used one but looks possible. The...
I think it may be luck that your code works.
This statement stores the address of ptr1, which is somewhere on the stack.
ptrActive = &ptr1;
I've changed the pointers a bit and this at least works even when...
Three shots from the hip:
1. The PPS (SQW) from the RTC doesn't appear to have a pullup resistor. It is required. You could specify the pinMode as INPUT_PULLUP to avoid having to add an external resistor.
2. Your...
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