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No. Look at line #4 in the JackAl.h header file: #define DEBUG??????????????? // Comment out when not debugging If you want to debug stuff, leave as it is above. When you're done

Not in debug guess I could try that. The magic number was supposed to be at least 10 times around. I gone as many as 15 and as little as 6 or 7. The average numbers on the calibration screen are

Jack, Sorry Arduino newby here... When you say debug mode do you mean running the IDE while the CPU is connected to the PC? And if so is it the serial monitor where you would see these values

Those instructions were really put in for someone who wants to messy around with the EEPROM values. By going into the GlobalDefaultEEPROMValues(), you can "forced" values into the EEPROM for reading

How many data points (trips around the display) do you make? If you're in the DEBUG mode, you should see the EEPROM values that are read back when the program starts. The call is around line 955 in

Jack, I have the same problems on a 5" screen. Very sluggish at times to over responsive at others. I have calibrated using the setup option numerous times always the same results. Frequency digit

I’m running version 95 and did go through the setup/calibration routine contained in that version. Jim KM4TXR

Have you run the new software calibration routine? Jack, W8TEE

Hello Vince, I’d be curious to how the touch response performance is on your 7” display after doing the calibration? Reason being my 7” screen touch response is inaccurate with adjacent buttons

Correct pin 9 is not used.

mine came up perfect first time..(once i got it to come up....) vince n2aie

Jack, so..couple of questions. 1.? In order to calibrate the screen (if it didn't happen at turn on), what must be connected to the JackAl board? uBitx? or anything other than the display? (of course

My 5V regulator currently runs very cool so I would be tempted to try suggestion 1. Would not be hard to do lifting 1 pin on the 3.3V reg and jumpering to the 5V out. Why don't you try it and see how

So... yes the 3.3 went into thermal shutdown,? Temp heat sink and a fan and all is good. so Thinking it might have been the Teensy, i had cut the jumper between the 2 pads on the bottom (5v) when I

Has anyone else considered spending a bit more for having less drama in the 5V and 3v3 supplies?

Gentlefolk, I forgot to add that I had to butcher the heatsinks with my Dremel to get rid of the interference with the audio transformer and the excessive length of the heat sinks.? The smaller ones

Gentlefolk, I have tried to nut out how to put the Teensy and its audio board together on the JackAl using James Zdunic, KM4TXR, CPU_Pins method of making more Teensy pins available to the

the test document says to check voltage in the agc section. where are the voltages listed? dave k7da

yes have those pictures.? trying to keep the pins straight it, is easy to get lost.? i think that 9 is the one not used. i hope. thanks dave k7da

Don't know what happened to the images??