Arduino Teensy values --> Basic Atom Pro

Hi

I’m interested in having the basic micro on top of my phoenix read a serial string in that is being output from a Teensy 2.0.

The Arduino that I have reads 8 RC channels from a receiver then outputs that on a single data line, currently the console on with the following string
1500,1500,1500,1500,1500,1500,1500,1500 “all channels centered”
And constantly loops.

Just for the sake of having activity lights, I’m going to have a single pin on the board light up and go out every other pass, just so I have a visual note of how fast each pass takes.

I believe each pass depending on the position of each stick a different amount of time 8ms if all the sticks are at the 1000 position or 16 ms if all stickers are at the 2000 position.

Ok with all that said, I don’t really know other then using “Hserin” which is I believe an option for me to use, however after further reading it looks like there is only a couple pins I can use to use Hserin correct?

My question is, what’s the best method or a couple methods I can use to get data from one micro controller to another?

Thanks,
–Aaron

Hi Aaron,

Assuming BAP28 Hserin is only valid on one IO pin (P14) and Hserout is only valid on P15 (assuming I did not get them reversed…). They work great. But again if you have other IO pins doing SERIN or SEROUT or the like, the interrupts for this can again cause those IO streams to be corrupted…

Personally I prefer using either I2C or SPI to do the communications as they are synchronous with each other and the like, but that is just me…

Kurt