![]() ![]() That's still faster than Arduino Uno, but much closer. so if it doesn't work, first try just slowing from the default 96 MHz down to 24 MHz. With Teensy, you can also choose different speeds in Tools > USB Speed. so those are the places it might run too fast on Teensy. Especially in some places like lines 157-163, it does back-to-back digitalWrite() without any delays. If it has trouble, you might need to edit that code to add delayMicroseconds(5) in various places to slow it down a bit. Teensy is much faster than Arduino, so one possible issue is the signals will be faster. It's all based on only the normal Arduino pinMode, digitalWrite, digitalRead, shiftIn functions, so it should work. You can probably just connect both it's 5V and 3.3V lines to Teensy's 3.3V power. Adafruit's page shows it has 10K resistors on the board, so it should work. Teensy requires real resistors on SDA and SCL. The I2C one should work, since it uses the Wire library. I haven't used any of those specific sensors. CC3000 definitely use SPI from interrupts, so it will only play with other SPI devices that have proper SPI transaction support in their libraries. However, you'll need to connect the ST7565 to different pins than the CC3000, unless Adafruit's ST7565 library has been updated to use SPI transactions (seems unlikely). I can confirm CC3000 and ST7565 both work on Teensy. Paul, can you tell me how Teensy could get all this stuff working together? Graphic ST7565 Negative LCD (128圆4) with RGB backlight ( )Īdafruit HUZZAH CC3000 WiFi Breakout with Onboard Antenna ( ) Water sewer: Plastic Water Solenoid Valve - 12V - 1/2” Nominal ( ) I mean relays/dimmers able to get voltage graduated programmatically. Light intensity: About 4 relays/dimmers associated (at 220V). Liquid Flow Meter - Plastic 1/2" NPS Threaded ( )īy the way I have to control the following: SHT10 Soil Temperature/Moisture Sensor ( ) SI1145 Digital UV Index / IR / Visible Light / Proximity Sensor ( ) Unfortunately, all info I’ve got is associated to Arduino, however I’d think Teensy is able to do it well: I obtained the following sensors that I need to controlled with Teensy. ![]()
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