Hello,
I have a setup with a Teensy 3.2 and a Pozyx UWB shield connected over a Sparkfun Arduino shield adaptor. The Teensy is connected to a computer running Cycling'74's Max 7 over a USB cable. The setup is sensitive because the Pozyx stuff is made for regular Arduino boards and no compatibility with Teensy is provided. However, with a few tweaks, I have the expected data.
Still I have some issues to start the program on the Teensy. If I open the serial port directly in Max (using the serial object) I do not always have the data flowing into the computer. However, if I first open the port using the Arduino/Teensy IDE's serial monitor I get the expected data flowing into the computer most of the time. Then, if I close the serial monitor and opens the serial connection in Max, I still have them.
So, the questions are:
1. How is the serial monitor configured and why does it success more often than Max?
2. Is the serial monitor specifically adapted to the Teensy boards, especially when using USB?
Thank you in advance for helping.
I have a setup with a Teensy 3.2 and a Pozyx UWB shield connected over a Sparkfun Arduino shield adaptor. The Teensy is connected to a computer running Cycling'74's Max 7 over a USB cable. The setup is sensitive because the Pozyx stuff is made for regular Arduino boards and no compatibility with Teensy is provided. However, with a few tweaks, I have the expected data.
Still I have some issues to start the program on the Teensy. If I open the serial port directly in Max (using the serial object) I do not always have the data flowing into the computer. However, if I first open the port using the Arduino/Teensy IDE's serial monitor I get the expected data flowing into the computer most of the time. Then, if I close the serial monitor and opens the serial connection in Max, I still have them.
So, the questions are:
1. How is the serial monitor configured and why does it success more often than Max?
2. Is the serial monitor specifically adapted to the Teensy boards, especially when using USB?
Thank you in advance for helping.