Help Teensy 3.2

[DNAcz]

Since Teensy 3.2 is unavailable for a long time it would be possible to use it Teensy 4.0 or another board?This is a very nice project but currently without usable hw.

[robthomson]

Hey.. technically it should work on teensy 4.0 with no issues. Pretty sure another chap built one to work with it.

[DNAcz]

Rob thanks for the quick reply. I have Teensy 3.1 on the way but if it works with Teensy 4.0 that's very good news. Have you tried it? Dan

[robthomson]

Not personally.. but apparently it worked by just re-targetting the code in arduino.

[DNAcz]

Ok. Then I'll try it Teensy 4.0.Thank you again.

I gave this a shot with a teensy 4.0, it still builds and works. i think i had to comment something about a esp32 but it was pretty easy error.

Telemetry and all

[robthomson]

Nice. That with elrs or crossfire?

Expresslrs

[robthomson]

Superb. I could never get elrs to work in past. Prob find the teensy 3.2 was the issue

I was able to increase the band rate to 912k as well, I suspect the 4.0 can support the full megabaud rates but the jeti is only going to send 100hz anyways wasnt to important to try that speed.

[robthomson]

Even better.

If you do manage to work out what you changed - send a pull request so we can update the info on the repo!

https://github.com/robthomson/ExBus2CRSF/blob/4fa2bb4951cc7511d1523bd0b6c408d60a7caa3b/REQUIRED%20LIBRARIES/JetiExBus-master.zip in this library lines 40-42 JetiExProtocolBuf.h #ifndef ESP32 #include <new.h> #endif . Is what I had to remove, Im not sure why it was even looking for ESP32 stuff but its simple enough to comment out as its not required.

I can repackage it and do a PR with the increased baud rate and include my tested hex file with a wire diagram for someone who doesn't wanna rebuild the project.

[robthomson]

That would be great. I no longer use jeti so hard for me to even test!

[robthomson]

On the plus side.. This code base is usefull for anybody who wants to do a crsf convertor.

I may at some point do an frsky to crsf transcoder.

Handy for guys who want to relay ther radio to a ground station etc...