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Teensy USB driver

Hello all,

this is a question/feature request.

I have built a Lighthack-Box with 8 encoders for my element. This box uses a teensy 3.5 to send OSC via USB.

Unfortunately EOS does not recognize my teensy - eos on my PC does recognize it.

Only after I install the teensy serial driver from the teensy Homepage on my console, I can use the Box.

However, when I updated to 2.8 this driver seems to have been removed...

I will install it again before the next programming session starts and hope it works again.

It would be very helpful, if not only the arduino usb driver but also the teensy usb driver would be included into the eos software...

Or am I missing something?

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    Please, can you share the project as a .zip file attached, including the libraries you use (are they downloaded with the Arduino Library Manager,
    or Teensy libs ?).
    I tried using my Teensy 3.5 with PlatformIO on macOS with v2.8 without problems.

  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    box_8_src.zip

    I use all the same libraries as the box1.

    additionally:

    #include <LiquidCrystalFast.h> because my display is 80x4
    #include <Bounce2.h> for debouncing....

    All downloaded within Arduino Lib Manager.

  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    Thank you. The standard LiquidCrystal lib does not support my 80x4 characters display as far as I know... I will search for an alternative...

  • 0 in reply to Orlando

    80x4 char display are very rare, it seems that there is a bug in the library, handling two chips is very unusual.

  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    Well apparently the bug was no problem with 2.7.4.
    Unfortunately I need a big display.
    I'll find a way...

  • 0 in reply to Orlando

    First, you set the LCD size to 40x4, I never seen a 80x4 char display.
    If you init the class with 
    LiquidCrystalFast lcd(12, 11, 10, 9, 5, 4);
    the connection works, but I don't know it the display works in real.

  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    Sorry, I meant 40x4  got carried away Smiley

    When I init the class as you wrote, half the display does not work.

    However I just found another lib that supports 40x4 (multilcd).
    I'll check what I can do with this...

  • 0 in reply to Orlando

    I just tried again initializing with LiquidCrystal () (not Fast).

    Still no handshake, so I guess this is not the problem...

  • 0 in reply to Orlando

    I have the seem display, but not used yet, so I will investigate further.

  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    I think it has nothing to do with the display.
    As I wrote in my other thread, even the original ubs_test_sketch provided by etc (or etclabs or whoever) does not get me a handshake....

  • 0 in reply to Orlando

    Can you try to change the USB PID and VID numbers in the board.txt from Teensy ! (don't forget to make an backup) to following:
    PID 0x0043 VID 0x2341, this emulates an UNO, which normally works on consoles.

  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    The board is recognized.

    In Tab99 it says:
    IoCard "OSC USB Device connected (Handshake Required)"

    and later:

    IoCard "OSC USB Device Handshake initiated [ETCOSC?]"

    But after that nothing....

    But I will try the change you suggested....

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  • 0 in reply to sstaub

    The board is recognized.

    In Tab99 it says:
    IoCard "OSC USB Device connected (Handshake Required)"

    and later:

    IoCard "OSC USB Device Handshake initiated [ETCOSC?]"

    But after that nothing....

    But I will try the change you suggested....

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