hi @Kurt
To complement my original post: I cut the pads on the backside of my Teensy and power the device from 1200mah lipo connected to a charger / LiPoly Backpack from Afafruit. As described...
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hi @Kurt
To complement my original post: I cut the pads on the backside of my Teensy and power the device from 1200mah lipo connected to a charger / LiPoly Backpack from Afafruit. As described...
Hi,
I have an audio project with a small D class amp and some small speakers. The while thing runs fine when I power the Teensy 4 from a single lipo 3.7 volts and I power the amplifier separately...
Hmm well I was not able to measure the current draw.
I'm still using the same setup but I got rid of the noise by switching to the lineout instead of the headphone jack to connect the audioshield...
Wel it was designed to power a Trinket so yeah makes sense.
Thanks a lot for your replies @Mark I'll see if I can actually measure the power draw. I'm an electronics n00b but I do have a...
Hi Mark,
OK I stepped away from the LCD for a bit. I ordered the 5V booster/charger you suggested but in the meanwhile I hooked up my audio project to https://www.adafruit.com/product/2124 and a...
Hi Mark,
I was thinking about this setup: https://learn.adafruit.com/assets/28039
But I take it from your answer that I won't be able to hook up the LCD to 5V when running the rest on 3V?
...
Hi,
I'm looking to create a portable project running on a LiPo battery. 3.7v
I bought a dog lcd with backlight and the docs mention adding resistors and capacitators when running on 3V.
If I...
Thanks Paul
I did that (see above) and now I'm just using standard Teensy example code. I don't see any speeed settings in that so I'm guessing you use the default (25? 30? Mhz) setting in the...
Thanks Frank! we are not alone :)
Nice 1 man show I got going on here :)
OK well now I moved to teensyduino beta 7, used the exact same code of my original post.
Finishes instantly, MASSIVE SPEEDUP :)
p.s. I'm, sure I'll be...
Let me first stress that I am a n00b at Arduino programming.
So now I have trouble getting SDFAT library to work alongside Teensy libs.
#include <Audio.h>
This already throws errors:
OK I went browsing through this: https://github.com/greiman/SdFat/tree/master/examples/TeensySdioDemo
And distilled an example down to:
/*
* Example use of chdir(), ls(), mkdir(), and ...
I'm building an audio project that has like one or two thousand RAW mono audio samples, each a second, max 5 seconds.
I just want to store all the filenames in an array on startup but with 1300...
OK thanks. I just hooked up another amp and that works.
Can't imagine I already smoked by my new Adafruit amp... seems weird, that's not easy to do I don't think..
FYI, these lines can be...
I tried this, no change
// Simple WAV file player example
//
// Three types of output may be used, by configuring the code below.
//
// 1: Digital I2S - Normally used with the audio...
I tried measuring the voltage on the L+ and GND using my multimeter on V~ 200V (there is no lower setting) but it says 0.
Here's the code:
I have changed the wires as per your suggestions (thanks!)
// Simple WAV file player example
//
// Three types of output may be used, by configuring the code below.
//
Trying to get some sound out of my audio shied using the wavfile playing Arduino example.
Works fine through the headphones jack. And I have heard it play via the connected amp Adafruit MAX 98306....
Thanks Mark. I got into this microcontroller stuff as a programmer, I don't have much hardware electronics knowledge. So I had to google most of your message :)
But yeah great feedback!
I do...
OK this is great info :)
I'm hoping my project can do with less power:
Building a portable audio player. Sound quality doesn't need to be great. I'll just be playing mono voice files indoors. But...