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jsbird I was not able to use teensypi.ino on my setup, but if you try teensydebug.ino that may work for you.

In your git hub site for version 0.0.56, where is teensynet.sql placed?

This project is awesome! I just put a flashable stc-1000 to use after I built a project box then found this thread. I don't have an arduino, but I have several teensy 3.1s I am building other projects with. Can I flash with that with the teensyduino library mod? If so what would the pin-out be...

I was thinking... Does there need to be any pull-up 4k7 resistor on the LCD board using the v14 board? I have filled all resistor positions on the LCD board that uses both a 5v and 3v3 line. If I remember right, you had two positions unfilled on the teensypi site. Could that be the problem...

Is it possibly a hardware problem? Can I troubleshoot that in some manner?

OK, thanks for the instructions. I had a FTDI cable (3v3) when I previously went in and debricked my TP-Link AC1750 router. I changed to raw hid, I removed the comment in the program, and used /dev/ttyUSB0 for the channel and Cutecom for the terminal (it's better than screen). The terminal is...

It looks like the serial monitor can't open any port after the I2C_Scanner.ino program is running. No matter what port I choose, which according to windows is open, the port is always listed as "busy" by teensyduino. When using putty, no com port is open. In linux, the port is listed as not...

Running I2C_Scanner.ino showed nothing on the serial monitor on the V. 14 board, but LED 4 was lit.

The serial monitor detects 2 sensors 0x28 and 2 digital switches 0x12 like it should for one action board. That works. I ran the digital pin test for the heck of it too... The teensy flashes, then LEDs 2, 3and 4 flash in an alternate fashion about every second.

With your updates with the Teensynet sketchbook, I am able to compile and run both T3_i2ceeprom_clear.ino and Teensynet.ino 0.0.55. After running T3_i2ceeprom_clear.ino on the teensynet 5.2 board, then running Teensynet.ino, I get a steady teensy light, but no chips sensed. On the version 14...

I still could not clear the I2CEEPROM in Widows, so I deleted all Arduino/teensyduino programs,libraries,etc. in a linux box and started with fresh downloads and library insertions. I get the same results as in Windows below: Arduino: 1.6.3 (Linux), TD: 1.22, Board: "Teensy 3.1, Serial, 96 MHz...

Again I could not compile after the change: clear_12ceeprom.ino: In function 'void setup()': clear_12ceeprom.ino:60:76: warning: passing NULL to non-pointer argument 2 of 'void i2c_t3::begin(i2c_mode, uint8_t, i2c_pins, i2c_pullup, i2c_rate)' [-Wconversion-null] Error compiling. Also,I...

I cut and pasted the program above and could not compile. Here is the copied error mesage: Arduino: 1.6.3 (Windows XP), TD: 1.22, Board: "Teensy 3.1, Serial, 96 MHz optimized (overclock), US English" sketch_apr10a.ino:91:22: warning: missing terminating " character [enabled by default]...

I incorrectly stated a problem with a teensynet 5.3 board, I have Teensynet 5.2 boards with two 24LC512 chips, as well as version 14s. I use them with the older action and LCD boards with both 3.3 volt lines and 5 volt lines fed into the 5 volt blocks. Maybe that will help to clarify the issues...

No problem. Thanks for looking into it when you can.

It compiled correctly using Arduino 1.6.3/Teensyduino 1.22. Thank you for the updates. I found two instances of #define UDP_TX_PACKET_MAX_SIZE 24 that I changed. Unfortunately, the issue I have now is that when I scan for new chips, click on action status or pid status, the teensy, blinking...

I made changes as described, but now compiling stops saying bitswap.h not found. I can't find a suitable library to address that for teensynet.ino ver. 0.0.45 I am trying to compile. I am trying to compile using arduino 1.6.1 and teensyduino 1.21. What combination compiles this successfully? Do...

Thanks, I remember reading that in the thread. I will recompile and perhaps then I can start to construct the control panel.

Hi, Jim, I started fresh with a Version 14 board, and everything is good hardware wise. I am having difficulty getting teensynet.ino to compile in arduino 1.6.1, apparently from the lack of the teensy_GLCD.h file in windows, even though it is present in the libraries. In Debian, I get a bunch of...

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