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I put a unsoldered opposite type cross wise to keep the header square and spaced correctly.? The I solder on pin on each header and squeeze do on the set reheat it.? Then I solder the other end

I down loaded file in jack's document, have now re-installed Trendy file and compiles with out error! Get Outlook for Android

I think I have the same case. I used the front panel as a pattern and made a new one out of thick PCB I have.. could also go to the local hardware store and get a piece of aluminum.

Did you use the UTFT that comes with the Teensyduino install, or did you download it from a download site. The earliest version of the library installation used this segment to show the #include

Also, just solder the two end pins first and then check to make sure the headers are straight and tight to the board. Jack, W8TEE

The Display Calibration is one of the first things that you should do. The software is written so that the first time you run the software, it forces you to calibrate the display. If you find you

Solder one pin. Then press down on the header and reheat the pin. Works every time for me Mike

Thank you Dave, thought it would be something like that. Iain

Did you download the TFT? That's the problem, use the included TFT that's already part of TeensyDuino install. Dave

I have always had problems keeping headers tight to the board and at a perfect 90 degree angle to the board.?? The pin headers are 2 row and keeps everything square. -- *Lee - N9LO* *"I Void

Good morning, Tried my first compile and got unexpected error, " E:\arduino-1.8.8\Arduino\hardware\teensy\avr\libraries\UTFT\UTFT.cpp:85:4: error: #error "Unsupported ARM MCU!" ?? #error

After several false starts with wiring I now have a somewhat working display. Display is correct but touch is erratic, sometimes it works but mostly not, seems to need calibration. Encoder switches

Many thanks Jack. I think should be able to work it out now

I posted this earlier: Jack, W8TEE

Pete: I just got this from Al: Jack, I updated this once, but apparently it did not take.? I believe it is correct now.? Tell Pete we had some pilot error.? I should have checked. Al Jack,

Please excuse me if this has been covered, but is there some sort of diagram or photo to show the way the teensy and audio board are mounted on the headers? I haven't reached that stage with the build

Brian et al, May I suggest a fresh Arduino IDE install using the "Windows ZIP file for non admin install" Install this where Jack wanted you to do so.? Install the Teensyduino to this location they

On page 18 of Section 2 of the manual Figure 2-23 seems to be in conflict with the control connector J5 photo which shows straight through wiring. When connector J5 is crimped as the photo shows pin

I urge you to use the directory schema that I mention in the DOC files. It will make support easier. Jack, W8TEE

When I dive into this I think I'm going to create a JackAl user on my Windows box and do everything including the ide install under this user. Hopefully this will eliminate any library conflicts that