bLackburst
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I discovered that the pedestal fan in my study kills my Teensy OSC project when turning the fan on or off. It's a Teensy 3.2 with Wiz820io, sending osc sensor data.
It works fine until I switch my fan then the 820 activity light stops and never comes back(teensy still on). I can power-cycle the teensy and it will work again (regardless of the fan on or off). The teensy is ~4' away from the fan, in a breadboard using insulated jumpers. I've tried powering the teensy with motherboard USB jack and discrete psu with the same effect.
My concern is that the project will end up in environments with lots of stage lighting etc and may be prone to these kinds of devices turning on or off and it needs to recover if such a failure occurs. Is this something that can be handled in software? The teensy will end up with an enclosure with the proper 820 adapter etc but I don't want any surprises. Can anyone share their insights on this please?
Thanks.
It works fine until I switch my fan then the 820 activity light stops and never comes back(teensy still on). I can power-cycle the teensy and it will work again (regardless of the fan on or off). The teensy is ~4' away from the fan, in a breadboard using insulated jumpers. I've tried powering the teensy with motherboard USB jack and discrete psu with the same effect.
My concern is that the project will end up in environments with lots of stage lighting etc and may be prone to these kinds of devices turning on or off and it needs to recover if such a failure occurs. Is this something that can be handled in software? The teensy will end up with an enclosure with the proper 820 adapter etc but I don't want any surprises. Can anyone share their insights on this please?
Thanks.