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That you have?control_tlv320aic3206 in both OpenAudio_ArduinoLibrary and Audio libs. Jack made a custom OpenAudio_ArduinoLibrary stripping out control_tlv320aic3206 (.cpp and .h) to avoid this and

hello all. what is the compiler trying to say? Arduino: 1.8.8 (Windows 10), TD: 1.45, Board: "Teensy 3.6, Serial, 180 MHz, Faster, US English" C:\JackaLSourceCode\JackAl_Ver0.91a\JackAl_Ver0.91a.ino:

Jim, Most likely you still had?sketchbook.path (sketchbook location in the preferences) pointing to "c:/users/admininstrator/my documents/arduino" (where windows wants it) and not to?C:\JackAlCode

Using library UTFT_Buttons in folder: D:\Ardunio 1.8.8\Arduino\hardware\teensy\avr\libraries\UTFT_Buttons (legacy) Error compiling for board Teensy 3.6. This library is directly from the Teensy site,

Get directly from PJRC: https://www.pjrc.com/store/cable_usb_panel_micro.html Dave - AI6K

We actually bring the USB cable out to the back panel using a panel-mount USB extender cable: This allows us to modify the code without having to open the case. Jack, W8TEE

Had the same problem but these 90 deg adapters from Amazon took care of it. If you have room you can also raise the 5V regulator a little and bend it down towards the board. Rick KN4AIE

Thanks Jack, you did answer it. At the moment I must program my Teensy on a breadboard then put it into the JackAl board because there isn’t room on the JackAl bd. to plug a USB. The heatsink

Mornin' Dave: 1. The ones marked in Green are already installed in the Arduino libraries directory. The ones in Yellow go in the Teensy library directory (e.g.,

Dave, Here are my thoughts... 1.? I put them in C:\Arduino1.8.7\hardware\teensy\avr\libraries and now have it working after having some compile trouble.? See my other post with details...?

Hi Jack & others, I did download & install the RA8875, Open Audio, and some other libraries.? However I missed the part about them needing to be in the Teensy library which is why they were out of

3 questions. 1. when installing the extra library parts.? where should they be installed and how does one get them there? 2. how does the compiler know to look for the teensy stuff in the hardware

If I am not too late, please include me in on the parts kit. Tom Clark, KT4TC

Pete: Perhaps I don't understand the question. However, setup() calls this code, which is at line 14 in EEPROMNew.cpp: void ReadUserSettings() { ? int val; ? EEPROM.get(0, val);????? // Read

Ok now I see what Jack and Al did with J4 and J5 cables! They combined 4 GND wires into 2 pin holes from the J4 connector to uBitx header! So that left pins 1 and 2 of the Ubitx Radino connectors

Ok I've built my JackAl in such a way I cannot program the Teensy with it in place. Not enough room to plug a cable in. So I have to program it out of the JackAL board. I'm working out a workaround.

All: We have updated the source code to upgrade the decoder, some pin states, and a few other minor changes. The versions is called Version 0.91a. Also, Al has added a closeup photo of the

I used to solder 2 pins while holding with a fat finger and using old eyes, flip it over and check, reheat and move it a little, check again and repeat until perfect.? This works for me the first

Just got this from Al. Everyone should check the site from time-to-time because we are updating DOC files and the source code when needed. Jack, W8TEE If you follow the photo all will be OK.? The

Jack and AL, Now I'm totally confused on the orientation of the 2X3 IDC plug. I had been viewing the plug from the top down (wire insertion/contact side using the interlock bump as a reference.