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Art, do you mean the plug-in windows software package from mentioned on the PJRC site that works hand in hand with the IDE software to facilitate uploading complied code directly from the IDE into

What do you mean "Teensy loader"? Programs should use the Arduino IDE to load files. Jack, W8TEE

I'm working on another DOC file that helps explain this part. Hopefully I'll have it done tomorrow. I have a headache and am giving up for the night... Jack, W8TEE

Why would you need to do that more than once? You can have 50 different messages, which is enough to do the exchanges for every ARRL contest I know of. In fact, there's enough SRAM space that you

Maybe this will help: Jack, W8TEE

All: We have just uploaded a new document file that explains how we want to see you install the JackAl software. I can tell from some of the questions I'm getting that some people do not understand

All: The latest Teensyduino install has greatly increased the number of libraries that PJRC is including with their latest version of Teensyduino. The good news is that I have just completed the new

https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/pinout.html Cut on the back of the teensy 3.6 near VUSB notation.

All: I wasn't sure of the answer, so I passed Art's email on to Al, who did answer me and said the same as Jim did. That is, cut the very thin trace on the backside of the Teensy. It does mean that

worked thanks dave

Backside of the pinout card.

Google Teensy 3.6 pinout and you should find it.

i didn't have any luck when i looked. dave

Go to PJRC.com and you should find it. Jim

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

Quick and painless? using Windows 10 Machine Arduino 1.8.8 Teensydunio 1.45 (all optional libs installed) I did get a successful compile using my freshly installed?Arduino?1.8.7 /?Teensydunio

Dave You could put a drop of solder across the two pads then use a usb cable to power the teensy. That’s what I did and will remove the solder blob once I begin the physical.build Art N2AJO

I cut the trace on the back of the Teensy, and use one of these when testing: (Provides either 3.5v or 5v from a wall-wart) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CQMFBMC/ This particular one is out

Ok, I know that I'm going to get in trouble opening my mouth but here goes! So the only way I can change configuration variables such as cw messages is recompling the code and reinstalling

Jim Thanks. Found a good usb cable and com port came right up Thanks Art