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Even better: This display works with Pauls ILI9341_t3 library. In fact I managed to use KurtE's ILI9341_t3n library to drive this display including its frame buffer functionality and at full 30MHz...

Nice to see some progress here.
I am not able to help with testing at the moment, but if the PIN number card has to be changed for any reason I will do that.

I think markonian figured it out. Generally the reset pin is not absolutely needed, so for a quick try you could set OLED_RESET to -1, the library then will not use the reset pin.

Sorry about that, mixed something up here - I meant brtaylors Teensy 3.6 "Pro".


Good point.
Suggestion for the pure analog ones?

Found a few bugs
- changed color to dark green for 72/PTA18
- added another analog input 28/0_DMO and changed numbering
- added Serial6 at 137/PTD8 and 138/PTD9
- left out numbering for PTE6
-...

Any news here?
Unfortunately I could not test this yet due to missing hardware...

Two things about this approach:
1. There is a numbering failure around PTD10
2. As far as I know and according...

Should be a great job for defragster's custom design when the first prototypes are available ;-)

Correct me if I'm wrong: The outer dimension is the same (12x12mm) but it can't be pin to pin due to the 196pin BGA with 0.8mm pitch of the RT1050/-60 compared to the 144/1.0 of the K66? Or is there...

Although I really like the ILI9341 (and do in fact use ist too) there is no voodoo behind SSD1351 and it would be interesting to find out what is wrong with your setup. Might be worth it to further...

Wiring looks okay so far.
Did you cut the trace between VUSB and VIN on the Teensy? In this case your display has no supply voltage with your current wiring.
The soldering on the pin header of the...

Sounds okay for me. Better implement a new function such as CANFD instead of prefering even more serial ports. Not to suppress the serial junkies :rolleyes:
But please keep the second SPI if...

I absolutely support this idea. Merging into the core is not really necessary, but the pure existence of a library style possibility to access all pins on custom pcbs is something I was already...

Well, you're possibly right. I'm curious about further progress!

This is absolutely awesome! Congratulations for your success!
I watched your presentation video yesterday and I wondered about how your board has been assembled. Reading through your hackaday page...

As much as I like this approach especially for prototyping custom teensy projects which needs more pins: Do the changes since the initial idea in the first post, i.e. getting rid of the expensive...

I already saw that, great little thing!

Although it does not really change my uncertainty related to my planned USB/SD signal path.

So in case my first post did not describe my thoughts...

I am thinking about a custom T3.6 pcb for my product. There will be kind of a "headunit" with power supply, MCU, all needed interfacing hardware for connected sensors plus connectors for expansion...

Recently I read a lot about custom teensy's so I think I am aware of Pauls thoughts about PTA4:
https://www.pjrc.com/store/ic_mkl02.html (search for PTA4 here)

Though I think about using the...