@triform Nice ! I also expect the extra width will help when playing with ESP32 dev.boards, which are "1 pin too wide" for usual breadboards. Now ...

Welcome @tooter ! And we'll be patient 😀

I concur. Thank you for this interesting link !

Then it looks like you can disregard my previous post 😀

@neilnagel I have no experience with Teensy; maybe it has a chip for the USB/Serial interface which requires to install the driver by itself (like we ...

This looks very old (IDE v1.0.1) compared to the more recent IDE (I'm running v1.8.12)

The only thing that should be shown in the Device Manager is the COM port (it will generally tell you about the USB/Serial chip itself, more rarely ab...

@sdk Did you check if you can drive them with simple ULN2003 drivers ?

@keknor Also, this could be an idea for controlled moves of the servos :/p>

Hello Pete, before i check your code, a first question : why not wire the "symetrical" push buttons in "parallel pairs" if you don't need to know from...

@keknor You could try something like this...Warning ! Not tested ! #include <Servo.h>Servo myservo; // create servo object to control a servoint...

@txnathan Hi Nathan , I just saw your post...remember to use the Reply button, or quote some text from a post, to have its author mentioned (with the ...

Hi @txnathan, could you post some code sample and/or links ? Not sure what to search for, right now.

Interesting question... I'm wondering about the same (potential) issue

@keknor Hello, that would mean using myservo.detach() and myservo.attach(9) somewhere in your loop, but I see 2 issues to manage : when you re- attach...