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Old November 29th, 2018   #1
shawn
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Default New TeensyDMX 3.0.0-alpha release

[Dear moderators: I hope it's okay to announce this project here. I couldn't find a policy against it. If it's not okay, please delete.]

I've just released v3.0.0-alpha of my TeensyDMX project. The CHANGELOG describes what's changed, but here is a summary of the major features:
  1. Direct hardware access and optimized buffering.
  2. Everything happens asynchronously, but there are ways to use the library in a synchronized manner.
    • The Sender can be stopped and resumed, and the Receiver can have custom responders/handlers for packets having any start code.
    • All of this means that packets of any type can be sent, received, and responded to. For example, the library, with this functionality, supports adding support for SIP, Text Packets, and RDM.
  3. Sender: Settable refresh rate and packet size.
  4. Receiver: Packet timing awareness and error counting.

Do let me know of any bugs or problems you find.

Thanks to everyone here who's helped answer my questions.

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Old November 29th, 2018   #2
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I added this accompanying document on BREAK timing in the context of serial ports: BREAK Timing in DMX512-A
It might be useful to some.
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