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The existing code was setup that allowed you to specify an RTS pin to be used as an RS485 direction pin, however there are no RTS pins that are exposed on any of the Teensy 4.x boards. Instead Arduino code base allowed you to specify any GPIO pin to work instead. So I added the code in to facilitate this. In addition the alternative code to wrap your own GPIO pin set high and low around call(s) to uart.write() will not currently work, unless maybe you fudge it and add your own delays as the write will return after the last byte was pushed onto the UART’s hardware FIFO queue and as such if you then immediately set the IO pin low, it will corrupt your output stream. The code I added detects that you are setup to use the RS485 pin and before it returns will wait for the UART’s Transfer complete status flag to be set. |
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