Recent content by redbenn

Jimmay, if you have some time do you think you could explain a bit how the serial communication works w/ the TeensyPi. I have been trying to dissect the makeasocket.php and understand that part of sending the various commands and the TeensyPi will run the 'softserialprocess' based on the...

Been away for a while, but have been using the Teensy setup for multiple projects. Currently building a semi-automatic keg washer that uses the switches to open solenoid valves. Right now I have programs/actions built in the MySQL database, load them via a PHP front end, and Javascript to run...

In case anyone missed it, Teensyduino 1.13 has been released.

Ah, needed python-mysqldb library installed.

did you need to install new python libraries?

Do you have the python code on your GitHub?

Thanks for the help, didn't think of turning the pot to the left :drunk:! Helibrewer was correct, the backlight was too bright... so it was working all along :smack:. Also the RGB code was causing the screen to go out, and using the LCD.RED fixed that. Once I get some free time I am going to...

I thought about that, I just have the blue and white LCD, so I'm not sure if the RGB code is messing it up.

What's odd, when I run the adafruit test script for the i2c LCD plate, it registers the buttons when I push them, but no characters show up on the screen. The backlight lights but nothing else. I've checked my connections over and over and resoldered some. Going to give it a rest tonight and...

Also, did you ever figure out the LCD's? I got the Raspberry Pi LCD Plate from Adafruit (i2c and buttons) and cannot seem to get it to work. I'm not sure if it is because of a conflict with the Teensy... I am currently troubleshooting.

Any thought of using that blank area for a bus to connect temp sensors and another for switches?

What are the dimensions of the board? Thickness you used?

Been away for a while have the 1st version plugging away as just a remote temp monitor for now, got a new Pi and Teensy this week. I am considering using the Pi locally with a screen to access the Teensy controls. If I were to use the Occidentalis distro and loaded a Apache/MySQL/PHP what...

For me that does not seem to be the problem. I can access everything on the TeensyPi (ssh, phpmyadmin, html pages, ftp, etc) just not pages with the MakeASocket.PHP include. I created some dummy .php pages to confirm it wasn't PHP. I have it hooked up to a monitor to confirm the boot is complete.

If you click on the debug console in COSM does anything show up if you access teensypi.local/cosm.php in another window? When you update the names does it create datafeeds for the new chips?