honey_the_codewitch
Active member
I ordered a teensy specifically for the USB host capabilities.
It didn't work.
I ordered a second teensy, again specifically for the USB host capabilities.
Unfortunately repeating the same thing over and over again is not yielding different results and I'm tired of throwing money at something that should have worked out of the box.
There is no source code because it didn't get that far.
The only connections that I have made are
1. MicroUSB to power the Teensy through it's built in USB device port.
2. GND/VBUS/D+/D- on the inner USB Host pins to a USB-A port breakout.
I've verified that wiring 12 times in 3 days, at least, and on two different boards.
No power to the device plugged into the host.
Multimeter laughs at me when I put it right on the board. No results.
Why in the world would a Teensy be marketed as having USB hosting capabilities that appear to be no connect?
It didn't work.
I ordered a second teensy, again specifically for the USB host capabilities.
Unfortunately repeating the same thing over and over again is not yielding different results and I'm tired of throwing money at something that should have worked out of the box.
There is no source code because it didn't get that far.
The only connections that I have made are
1. MicroUSB to power the Teensy through it's built in USB device port.
2. GND/VBUS/D+/D- on the inner USB Host pins to a USB-A port breakout.
I've verified that wiring 12 times in 3 days, at least, and on two different boards.
No power to the device plugged into the host.
Multimeter laughs at me when I put it right on the board. No results.
Why in the world would a Teensy be marketed as having USB hosting capabilities that appear to be no connect?