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The 3.5mm jack is a headphone output only.

Pete

You could try something like the sensor strips that cities put on roads to measure the volume of traffic. I presume what they do is the weight of the wheel momentarily closes a circuit consisting of...

Can you try a fresh install of Arduino 1.8.19 and the latest TD?

Pete

What are Serial6 and Serial7 sending to? Each other (in a loop), another T4.1, a PC, ?

Pete

AudioPlaySdWav' playWav1; // Play 44.1kHz 16-bit PCM greeting WAV file
There should not be a single quote in that statement.

If there are any other errors, post all your code (in code tags...

It is expecting you to pass a valid date and time . If you want to do arithmetic on the date, you have to do it yourself and make sure that the result is valid before passing it to settime. The best...

AHA. settime stores its arguments in a tmElements_t structure and then calls maketime() to convert that structure to a time_t (number of seconds).
BUT, all the elements of a tmElements_t structure...

The problem is, as you say, caused when the value of minute() is zero and you therefore pass minus one as the value for the minute. I haven't figured out yet why that blows up the time library.
...

The answer to the first question is spot on and the solution to the second one is trivial, given the answer to the first.
But then it loses the plot at the third question. It reverts to planar...

Thanks for doing it :)
Can you post a text version of the C code? I don't think it is right, but I don't know Python that well.

Pete

It's actually a multi-part thing that builds up to the big one. I'll have to type it up and I'll PM it. If anything interesting comes of it, you can post the results :)


Pete

I have a problem I'm trying to solve and thought it would be neat to see if it could even get close to an answer.
But I don't need to know that badly.

Pete

I was going to try it but in order to register they want name, email address (OKish, so far) and phone number (NOPE).
They don't need my phone number.

Pete

Your code compiled for me when I set the USB type to "Serial + MIDI + Audio".

Sketch uses 116360 bytes (11%) of program storage space. Maximum is 1048576 bytes.
Global variables use 175476 bytes...

Have you run an I2C scanner to verify that the device is being detected on address 0x29?

Pete

Hmmm. The only thing I can think of is that it's something to do with the SD file system not liking 512 files in a directory, but AFAIK it can take a lot more than that as long as they aren't in the...

String fname = "Pch" + String(k) + ".dat";
fname.toCharArray(filename, 13 + 4 + strlen(listOfSynthTypes[0]));
snprintf(fullPathName, 23, "%s/%.2d/%s", listOfSynthTypes[0],...

patchFile.close();
patchFile.flush();
flush() should go before close()

[edit] But I don't think it'll make any difference. I'm pretty sure that close() implicitly does a flush() anyway.

Pete

I downloaded and converted that file to 44.1k. The WavFilePlayer example plays it without any problems when it is the first thing being played.
My guess is that there's a bug in your code. Can you...

I've just used the example in IRremote/ReceiveDemo with Teensyduino 1.57_b4 on a Teensy-LC. It works with a Sony remote. I'm using a Vishay TSOP variant of some sort - I forgot the exact part number...

I'm not familiar (nor competent) to advise about hooking up condenser mic to the audio board but the board was designed for connection of an electret mic. See MarkT's comment here.

Pete

Sending the sine output to the fft would help debug things. Get that to produce good output from the FFT first.
But your code in #5 should work with the mic.
What kind of microphone are you using...

AudioConnection patchCord1(fft, adc1);
This isn't right. You are trying to send the FFT to the ADC. You should be sending the audio to the FFT.
Change patchcord2 to send the sine to the fft:
...

You have to wait for there to be a result from the fft before reading it. The delay is probably going to cause trouble too.
Put these two in setup()

sine1.frequency(500);
...

I compiled that code for a T4.1 using Arduino 1.8.19 and Teensyduino 1.57_b4.
There's an error because DataT is not declared. When I declare it as int, the code compiles - no complaint about missing...

Arduino 1.8.13 is rather old. Try Arduino 1.8.19.

Pete

The Effects\Filter_FIR example consists of five files, one of which is filters.h
If you have just copied the .ino file from that directory and called it sketch_FIR_002.ino, you need to copy the rest...

I think you are mixing Arduino headers with Teensy. Try using these for the header:

#include <Arduino.h>
//#include <i2c_driver.h>
//#include <i2c_driver_wire.h>
// audio stuff
#include...

I don't why one works but the other doesn't, however adding these statements fixes up the second version of the code:
After the AudioConnections are set up add the statement:

AudioControlSGTL5000...

I think the problem is caused by the spaces in the pathname. The name /mnt/c/Program Files (x86)/Arduino/hardware/tools/arm/bin/arm-none-eabi-gcc will be parsed as three strings.
Try putting quotes...

This might be the problem:

sprintf ( outgoingBytes , "s,%2.4f,%2.4f,%2.4f,%2.4f,e" , var1 , var2 , var3 , var4 ) ;
The format specifiers aren't right. %2.4f means that the whole field is two...

I can't find a WAV file in that project.

Pete

You need to set the mode of the input pins too.


// setup the input pins
for(int i = 8; i <= 9; i++){
pinMode(i, INPUT_PULLUP);
}

Do you have a resistor in series with the...

The bitClear will fix the incoming parity issue. You've implied that the parity bit is added to transmitted characters so you should be OK.

Pete

P.S. to clarify: that is why you don't match EOT. You are looking for 0x04, but it is received as 0x84. And you can match '3' because it is already even parity, but you can't match '2' because it is...

The 8 bits you read are 7 bits of data and the parity bit (in the high order position).
The character '3' is hex 0x33 = 00110011. There are an even number of bits in the 7 data bits so the high...

You aren't timing the Teensy. You are timing how long it takes to fetch the data from the ICM_20948 using I2C protocol.

Pete

Your code snippet doesn't include the code which prints "20;2" which is where the problem is almost certain to lie. Post the code which prints this value.

Pete

Post some code which demonstrates the error(s). (Defragster beat me to it by 1 minute)

Pete

The setthetime funtion does not adjust the GPS time to local time. It sets the RTC to GPS time (UTC).
When doing arithmetic on time values, such as adjusting the timezone, I find it best to use the...

The return statements are preventing the code doing anything at all.

return (FlapsOBleft_pos, (0));
should presumably be:

FlapsOBleft_pos = 0;
and the other return statements also...

De nada!
And that has almost exhausted what I know of the Spanish language :)

Pete

Can you check the output voltage of the smartphone charger with no load and then when it is connected to the T4? It may be producing more than 5V. Chargers aren't power supplies.

Pete

In init_priv you need to change Wire.begin() to Wire2.begin().
Also, remove Wire2.begin(0x27) from the setup function - it will be done by init_priv.

Pete

What sort of filtering did you use?

Pete

P.S. I also use the standard one-bus I2C scanner and defined Wire to be Wire2. That also finds the ds3231 and the EEPROM.

Pete

This code (don't remember where I found it) will scan for I2C devices on Wire, Wire1 and Wire2 on a T4.1.


// i2c_scanner
// http://playground.arduino.cc/Main/I2cScanner
//
// Version 1
// ...

FastCRC and the website also agree when given the input as a character string.

/*
FastCRC-Example
(c) Frank Boesing 2014
*/

#include <FastCRC.h>

FastCRC8 CRC8;

You have to encode those 24 bits as 3 bytes - in hex they are 0x64,0x29,0x22. This website gives 0x93 as the CRC8 of those three bytes.
FastCRC agrees:

/*
FastCRC-Example
(c) Frank Boesing...

Post the code you used to test the CRC.

Pete