I was wondering if the ModelT is fast enough to process I2C data,
considering that the data is clocked by the sender.
I know I can always use an Arduino to talk to I2C devices, and then use
RS232 to talk to the arduino from my ModelT, but cutting out the middle
device seems useful.
Also - I'm
On 22/9/19 11:05 am, Ken Pettit wrote:
(assuming there are 9 people who are interested).
Ha!
Cheers,
--dt
That's a lovely sight!
--
Mark J. Blair, NF6X
http://www.nf6x.net/
Hey Gang,
Well, I received the remaining components I needed to finish up the
NADSBoxes. I now have 15 units debugged, reworked, tested, assembled
and ready for shipping (see attached photo). I will send an email this
Tuesday at 11:00 am PDT (San Diego Time) with a link to the order form.
On 9/21/19 4:46 PM, Bill Nobel wrote:
Thanks for this Brian, I didn’t even think there was a Teensy version
already. I’ve reverted my base code to this version and seems to
catch packets better. Question though, is there a specific reason why
it runs @ 2mhz on the Teensy?
With
" I’ve reverted my base code to this version and seems to catch packets
better."
Well again I doubt it's the checksum.
The checksum is pretty straight forward and never had any issues.
I suspect dropped characters or something like that.
-- John.
Thanks for this Brian, I didn’t even think there was a Teensy version already.
I’ve reverted my base code to this version and seems to catch packets better.
Question though, is there a specific reason why it runs @ 2mhz on the Teensy?
Bill Nobel
