This is the stupidest question I've ever asked on a forum and I'm sorry.
How are you all connecting the Teensy 4.1 to the Audio Shield?
I bought a Teensy, the shield, the USB host cable, and every set of headers PJRC sells. However I'm confused at how they're supposed to connect:
- If I stack the shield on top of the Teensy, the USB host spot is covered
- If I stack the Teensy on the shield, the Teensy's pins are hanging in the air and I can't use those in my breadboard
I see some people putting them in a breadboard and just running a bunch of jumpers, which is one thing I'm looking at.
I also thought about making a simple PCB that basically just has sockets for the Teensy/Shield and is in a form-factor that would let me put it on a breadboard. This seems like it'd be a common idea, so I was wondering if anyone knew if this already existed somewhere? Either as a PCB I can buy or a Gerber that I can use to order one.
Sorry for the newb question. Excited to get playing with this thing though!
How are you all connecting the Teensy 4.1 to the Audio Shield?
I bought a Teensy, the shield, the USB host cable, and every set of headers PJRC sells. However I'm confused at how they're supposed to connect:
- If I stack the shield on top of the Teensy, the USB host spot is covered
- If I stack the Teensy on the shield, the Teensy's pins are hanging in the air and I can't use those in my breadboard
I see some people putting them in a breadboard and just running a bunch of jumpers, which is one thing I'm looking at.
I also thought about making a simple PCB that basically just has sockets for the Teensy/Shield and is in a form-factor that would let me put it on a breadboard. This seems like it'd be a common idea, so I was wondering if anyone knew if this already existed somewhere? Either as a PCB I can buy or a Gerber that I can use to order one.
Sorry for the newb question. Excited to get playing with this thing though!