Hi friends, I'm trying to make a clone of the teensy 2.0 based on pjrc's schematics, however I'm not an engineer, so I need to review a pair of things about the schematics with someone who knows more than me, can anyone help please? Xboxman ?
hi, i have the exact same question someone else had before, for the teensy 1.0 schematics, do you have to use an exact schottky 54c diode? is there any other alternative? i'm having a hard time finding one around here.
hi, i have the exact same question someone else had before, for the teensy 1.0 schematics, do you have to use an exact schottky 54c diode? is there any other alternative? i'm having a hard time finding one around here.
You don't need these stupid diodes anyway. Pull HWB (PD7) low via a 1k resistor. Pull RST high via a 1k resistor. Add a button between RST and ground. Don't connect anything else to HWB and RST. That should do what you want.
So I got mine built and working. However, the LED doesn't seem to be doing anything.
Teensy 1.0 clone (AT90USB162, flashed via FLIP). LED is good, connections are good. Chip works, can play backups no problem. Just the darn LED isn't flashing. Its not a BIG deal, but I'd like it to;
But still no go. Anyone have a revised schematic yet? Or am I the only one with that issue? Or is it unique to Teensy bootloader code thats not available on stock AT90USB162 flashed using FLIP?
hi newbie here, just a question.. is there flashing the AT90USBKEY-psgroove.hex into teensy board(as schematic shown) will become the psjailbreak (alike the product currently market sale).
do i have to use the development/evaluation kit to perform the flashing the teensy board?
Not to be patronising or anything, but any chance you've got the polarity on your LED wrong? I made that mistake on my second board when I changed it to GND pull down and forgot to rotate the LED. That really is the most likely if you're not getting the LED lighting either way round.
Yeah its all right. I'm an EE, while it is possible for me to do something small like that, i checked it over n over.
It also doesn't work on the actual 2 Teensy 2.0 boards I got. Flashed the posted HEX file, and while the hack works..the LED didn't actually do anything. Not a huge deal, the main part works and thats what matters.