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=== Running sketches and generating hex code === | === Running sketches and generating hex code === | ||
At this point in time, Serial.print() does not work on this setup so there is not a lot of feedback from the device. | At this point in time, Serial.print() does not work on this setup so there is not a lot of feedback from the device. | ||
At any rate, the sketches are run on the Arduino IDE, as per normal usage, piggybacking on the Teensy to make the Arduino IDE believe there is indeed a compatible device attached. This will generate a hex file in your /tmp directory. That is the code that needs to be burnt into the YAAC. | |||
At any rate, the sketches are run on the Arduino IDE, as per normal usage, piggybacking on the Teensy to make the Arduino IDE believe there is indeed a compatible device attached. This will generate a hex file in your /tmp directory. That is the code that needs to be burnt into the YAAC. | |||
The steps: | |||
: 1. Start the Arduino IDE | |||
: 2. Select the Teensyduino device from menu Tools > Board > Teensy 1 (USB Serial) | |||
: 3. Click Verify | |||
=== Burning hex code === | === Burning hex code === | ||
