PJRC Teensy 4.0

The PJRC Teensy 4.0 is a small ARM development board based on the NXP iMXRT1062 32-bit 600 MHz ARM Cortex-M7.

Interfaces

Pin	Hardware pin	Alternative names
`D0`	`PA3`	`UART_RX_PIN`, `UART1_RX_PIN`, `SPI2_CS_PIN`
`D1`	`PA2`	`UART_TX_PIN`, `UART1_TX_PIN`, `SPI2_SDI_PIN`
`D2`	`PD4`
`D3`	`PD5`
`D4`	`PD6`
`D5`	`PD8`
`D6`	`PB10`
`D7`	`PB17`	`UART2_RX_PIN`
`D8`	`PB16`	`UART2_TX_PIN`
`D9`	`PB11`
`D10`	`PB0`	`SPI_CS_PIN`, `SPI1_CS_PIN`
`D11`	`PB2`	`SPI_SDO_PIN`, `SPI1_SDO_PIN`
`D12`	`PB1`	`SPI_SDI_PIN`, `SPI1_SDI_PIN`
`D13`	`PB3`	`LED`, `SPI_SCK_PIN`, `SPI1_SCK_PIN`
`D14`	`PA18`	`A0`, `UART3_TX_PIN`
`D15`	`PA19`	`A1`, `UART3_RX_PIN`
`D16`	`PA23`	`A2`, `UART4_RX_PIN`, `I2C2_SCL_PIN`
`D17`	`PA22`	`A3`, `UART4_TX_PIN`, `I2C2_SDA_PIN`
`D18`	`PA17`	`A4`, `I2C_SDA_PIN`, `I2C1_SDA_PIN`
`D19`	`PA16`	`A5`, `I2C_SCL_PIN`, `I2C1_SCL_PIN`
`D20`	`PA26`	`A6`, `UART5_TX_PIN`
`D21`	`PA27`	`A7`, `UART5_RX_PIN`
`D22`	`PA24`	`A8`
`D23`	`PA25`	`A9`
`D24`	`PA12`	`A10`, `UART6_TX_PIN`, `I2C3_SCL_PIN`
`D25`	`PA13`	`A11`, `UART6_RX_PIN`, `I2C3_SDA_PIN`
`D26`	`PA30`	`A12`, `SPI2_SDO_PIN`
`D27`	`PA31`	`A13`, `SPI2_SCK_PIN`
`D28`	`PC18`	`UART7_RX_PIN`
`D29`	`PD31`	`UART7_TX_PIN`
`D30`	`PC23`
`D31`	`PC22`
`D32`	`PB12`
`D33`	`PD7`
`D34`	`PC15`	`SPI3_SDI_PIN`
`D35`	`PC14`	`SPI3_SDO_PIN`
`D36`	`PC13`	`SPI3_CS_PIN`
`D37`	`PC12`	`SPI3_SCK_PIN`
`D38`	`PC17`
`D39`	`PC16`

In order to flash your TinyGo programs onto the Teensy 4.0 board, you will need to install the teensy_loader_cli (https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/teensy_loader_cli) on your machine.

Plug your Teensy 4.0 into your computer’s USB port.
Flash your TinyGo program to the board using this command:
```
tinygo flash -target=teensy36 [PATH TO YOUR PROGRAM]
```
The Teensy 4.0 board should restart and then begin running your program.

If you have troubles getting your Teensy 4.0 board to receive code, try this:

Press the “RESET” button on the board two times to get the Teensy 4.0 board ready to receive code.
The Teensy 4.0 board will appear to your computer like a USB drive.

Now try running the command as above:

tinygo flash -target=teensy40 [PATH TO YOUR PROGRAM]

Once you have updated your Teensy 4.0 board the first time, after that you should be able to flash it entirely from the command line.

You cannot yet use the USB port to the Teensy 4.0 as a USB CDC serial port.