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I meant version 50.2, of course.

Robert: Downloaded and compiled version 66.7 here. Works ok and no freeze. (Still clicks when tuning though.) What helped with me is keeping the Teensy cool. I use a small fan in Justin's kit. Without

I've had Covid three times now and the second one I used Palovid and it was wonderful. I should have had a prescription for this last round, but for some reason I didn't. Big mistake. Jack, W8TEE

Jack, sorry to hear about the Covid, Paxlovid is the only way to go, but you have to take it within a couple of days. I caught it at 79 and was feeling pretty good after three days, gone in 5.

Robert: Thanks for the offer, but I think we're okay. If not, I'll let you know. When I'm back on line, I'll let you know if I find anything that might be helpful. I feel badly it's taken this long,

Jack, thanks again for the help. Actually I already removed and reinstalled the IDE and everything else. I had a problem like this before and doing that fixed it, but not this time. Maybe I should

Robert: I wouldn't do it yet, but over the years I've had to reinstall everything from the IDE to the TeensyDuino to all the libraries. After doing that, it worked. I have no clue why...it just did.

Jack, thanks for the help. I'm still trying to figure out what has changed. All of the SDT Versions were working until I changed the position of the Temp display and compiled. There was a popup

The stack space is probably large enough here not to be a problem. The other version make me uncertain. My system is still in parts as Al and I are finishing up the last update for the book. I'm still

Jack, I recompiled SDTVer066.1_2-24_25 (Arduino IDE 2.3.4) unmodified(original config.h) with: Smallest Code with LTO 528MHz Serial Statistics: Memory Usage on Teensy 4.1: ? FLASH: code:208488,

What happens if you compile with the smallest code option? In the compile statistics, what values do you see Memory Usage on Teensy 4.1: ? FLASH: code:10228, data:3016, headers:8256?? free for

I removed the Arduino IDE 2.3.4 and reinstalled it along with Teensyduino and the libraries. I compiled SDTVer50.2 and it loaded and ran. Everything worked. Thought problem was fixed so I compiled and

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Phil, thanks. I solved that issue months ago. Shortened the cable to ~2.5", worked solid until I clicked OK on a update libraries message(never again). Switching between my IC7610 and the T41,

Robert Do you have a driver for the SPI to the display? If not, how long is the cable? Try a very short cable if you have no driver. Humor me. My theory is that lockups occur because the SPI fails

Oliver, thanks, I remember that now. I got confused due to the comment in SDT.h for the #include <RA8875.h> that gives the url for the RA8875_4 library. It should probably be removed. However, it

The Teensy display library is different than the Adafruit library. Try changing libraries. Jack, W8TEE

You should be using the RA8875 library that comes bundled with the Teensyduino package, so you can remove the Adafruit library. That might be the source of your issue.

I went back to W8TEE's Ver 66-3 release and compiled, with no changes. It compiled and loaded and it makes it to the main screen. Serial monitor gets to Setup Complete. Totally frozen, no shut down.

My Flex 6400 has found a new home. Jack, W8TEE