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Maybe this will help: Jack, W8TEE
On Monday, January 21, 2019, 9:59:09 PM EST, [email protected] Notification <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello, A message was sent to the group /g/JackAl from w2ctx@... that needs to be approved. Subject: Re: [JackAl] Arduino IDE version 1.8.8 issues
On January 21, 2019 at 9:49 PM k7da <k7da@...> wrote: A complete copy of this message has been attached for your convenience. To approve this using email, reply to this message. You do not need to attach the original message, just reply and send. To reject this message using email, and to have the sender notified of this, forward this message to: To delete this message using email, forward this message to: NOTE: The pending message will expire after 14 days. If you do not take action within that time, the pending message will be automatically rejected. Thank you for choosing Groups.io Groups Cheers, Cut on the back of the teensy 3.6 near VUSB notation. > On January 21, 2019 at 9:49 PM k7da <k7da@...> wrote: > > > Jim.?? glad you took the time to explain this, but somewhere along the > line i missed the jumper cutting.? i am also unable to find the card > that came with the teensy.?? so can you give me ( and others that missed > it to) where the jumper is.? it is not obvious looking at the board. > > thanks > > dave k7da > > > > On 1/21/2019 2:06 PM, Jim Sheldon wrote: > > Art, > > I didn't see a definitive answer yet and I know Jack is super busy > > trying to sort out everyone's problems so I'll answer your question.? > > The pad in question is shown on the back side of the Teensy 3.6 (and > > other Teensy's as well) pinout card that came with it, as the VIN/VUSB > > jumper and it says to cut that jumper if using a battery charger OR > > external power.? The battery charger isn't relevant here, but external > > power is so the jumper MUST be cut. > > > > Now for the reason which isn't readily apparent. > > > > You are powering the Teensy 3.6 from the 5 volt regulator on the > > JackAl board.? If you have not cut the jumper and plug the USB cable > > in to re-program the Teensy (or for some other purpose like CAT > > control or other serial I/O from the USB port) you are also supplying > > a nominal 5 volts from the USB port to the Teensy.? The two voltages > > will most certainly not be exactly equal as they come from two > > different power sources and they WILL conflict with possible damage to > > the Teensy's on-board 3.3V regulator and other circuitry (I know, I > > destroyed one by doing this before I figured it out). > > > > So, in this case if you don't cut the jumper, don't connect the USB > > cable with the JackAl powered up.? By the same token, if you follow > > PJRC's directions and cut the jumper, you will have to power the > > JackAl up to get the Teensy operating before you will be able to > > re-program it. > > > > If, like me, you sometimes forget these things then cut the jumper > > (recommended anyway) and just remember that you have to have the > > JackAl powered up to use the USB connection to program the Teensy 3.6 > > (or to communicate with it for any reason). > > > > Jim Sheldon - W0EB > > > > ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ > > (Art Olson) > > 12:52pm #129 </g/JackAl/message/129> > > Jack > > I vaguely recall some discussion about cutting the 5 volt pad on the > > teensy. Is this still necessary or am I off target. > > Art N2AJO > > > > > |