Teensy Lc
Teensy Lc
I was debating about how to manage buttons, I like the Teensy LC idea, but I don't have an Ardiuno and really don't want to purchase one. I may have misunderstood, but how do I program it?
I went ahead and purchased one, now I have to figure out how to make it work
Hooking it up is easy, I've just never played with one before. My other mame one's came programmed..
HELP!!!
-Paul-
I went ahead and purchased one, now I have to figure out how to make it work
Hooking it up is easy, I've just never played with one before. My other mame one's came programmed..
HELP!!!
-Paul-
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Re: Teensy Lc
You don't need an Arduino to program the Teensy, just the software which is a free download.
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Re: Teensy Lc
Definitely, it has everything you need to know: http://sudomod.com/game-boy-zero-guide-part-2/Spruc3Moose wrote:read part 2 of the GBZ build, it goes over how to program it.
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Re: Teensy Lc
No need for a Teensy at all. I'm using the GPIO pins. there are plenty. I will post my img file next week some time which will have the GPIO button mapping software built in as well as the software to use the Adafruit 3.2" Spi Screen that also runs directly off the SPI pins on the GPIO. I will also post information on what buttons are mapped to what GPIO pins and which GPIO pins are needed for the display.
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Re: Teensy Lc
That's true, but the Teensy leaves quite a bit of room for expansion, which might be useful in the future.
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Re: Teensy Lc
crispy_tofu wrote:That's true, but the Teensy leaves quite a bit of room for expansion, which might be useful in the future.
I have to double check but i have a few more GPIO pins i can map and im using a SPI screen that uses quite a few of them as well. I have a pinout diagram with everything marked up at work. I can report back how many extra pins are available with my solution.
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Re: Teensy Lc
Hey guys, looks like I have a Teensy 3.1 and not the LC.
Can anyone help me make the script for it?
Can anyone help me make the script for it?
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Re: Teensy Lc
Thank You...
I can fit the teensy, but I really want to conserve space, I'm even etching my own control pad with extra room for the audio components from the Zero...
I would like to see the GPIO layout, I was worried it would interfere with the sound output...
I can fit the teensy, but I really want to conserve space, I'm even etching my own control pad with extra room for the audio components from the Zero...
I would like to see the GPIO layout, I was worried it would interfere with the sound output...
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