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Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy With Arduino Software Programming Teensy with Arduino Software provides a simple and easy environment that is best for beginners. For access to all advanced features, C language may be a better choice. To begin using Teensy with Arduino Software, please visit the website,

Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy With C Language Programming Teensy with C provides access to all features. Experience with the C language and reading technical specifications is helpful. For a beginner oriented environment, Arduino may be a better choice. To begin using Teensy with C, please visit the website and click

Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy With C Language Programming Teensy with C provides access to all features. Experience with the C language and reading technical specifications is helpful. For a beginner oriented environment, Arduino may be a better choice. To begin using Teensy with C, please visit the website and click

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Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy­LC 32 Bit Arduino­Compatible Microcontroller www.pjrc.com/teensy Analog Pins analogRead analogReference analogReadRes PWM Pins analogWrite analogWriteRes Touch Sense Pins touchRead Serial Ports Serial1 Serial2 Serial3 I2C Ports Wire Library

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Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy 3.1 32 Bit Arduino­Compatible Microcontroller www.pjrc.com/teensy Analog Pins analogRead analogReference analogReadRes PWM Pins analogWrite analogWriteRes A14/DAC Program GND 3.3V VBat Touch Sense Pins SPI Library PWM PWM SPI Port Touch

Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy+ With C Language Programming Teensy+ with C provides access to all features. Experience with the C language and reading technical specifications is helpful. For a beginner oriented environment, Arduino may be a better choice. To begin using Teensy+ with C, please visit the website and click

Contextual Info: RFX nRF24L01+ proto shield assembly instructions. v1.1b, Sept 2013, updated April 2104, embeddedcoolness.com (Note: If assembling shield for use with a PJRC Teensy 3.x dev board, please read “Addendum: Deploying the RFX nRF24L01+ proto shield with a PJRC Teensy 3.x dev

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Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy+ With Arduino Software Programming Teensy with Arduino Software provides a simple and easy environment that is best for beginners. For access to all advanced features, C language may be a better choice. To begin using Teensy with Arduino Software, please visit the website,

Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy With Arduino Software Programming Teensy with Arduino Software provides a simple and easy environment that is best for beginners. For access to all advanced features, C language may be a better choice. To begin using Teensy with Arduino Software, please visit the website,

Contextual Info: Teensy 3.1 Back Side VUSB Cut to separate VIN from VUSB, if using a battery charger or external power for USB Device mode. 29 A18 30 A19 31 A20 32 Touch 33 Touch 3.3V A13 A11 A10 AREF SCL1 SDA1 TX2 PWM Additional pins and features available on the back side

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Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy 3.0 To begin using Teensy, please visit the website & click Getting Started. http://www.pjrc.com/teensy Digital Pins Analog Pins digitalRead digitalWrite pinMode analogRead analogReference analogReadRes Touch Sense Pins Serial Ports Serial1

Contextual Info: Teensy­LC Back Side INT INT INT INT 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 5mA 5mA 5mA 20mA 20mA 5mA 5mA 5mA 20mA 5mA 5mA INT INT INT Additional pins, features, and specifications DAC/A12/26 Program GND 3.3V 8mA 17 25 A11 24 A10 AREF Cut to separate VIN from VUSB,

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Contextual Info: Welcome to Teensy 3.0 To begin using Teensy, please visit the website & click Getting Started. Analog Pins analogRead analogReference analogReadRes PWM Pins analogWrite analogWriteRes Reset Program GND 3.3V VBat Touch Sense Pins touchRead SPI Library PWM PWM

Contextual Info: Printrbot Getting Started Guide For models: Simple Contents 4 4 4 Overview Support Chapter 1: Welcome 5 5 5 Printrbot Kits Pre-Assembled Printrbots 6 6 6 6 Required and optional tools Assembly instructions Help during assembly 7 Chapter 4: Install Software