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Testing phase of Ledi Firmware#176

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Updated code from "teensy.ino" to implement the changes required by LEDI at URC,

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Can you restore all the other files you deleted? Was that intentional or by accident

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pinMode(PIN_LED_RED, OUTPUT);
pinMode(PIN_LED_GREEN, OUTPUT);
pinMode(PIN_LED_BLUE, OUTPUT);

@chosterto chosterto Jun 22, 2026

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I know this is just for testing, but eventually we will need to change how we control the LEDs (may require a more precise method for controlling PWM, like DMA?)

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Yeah the basic pin setup is just to verify the micro-Ros state machine is working. I agree, we are going to require a DMA driver for the LEDs. I think I should finish testing this state machine first and then move on to creating that.

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