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Hello, I'm running GD23ZUTX on a teensy and I'm using a Can Bus transceiver that is reading data off my car's ECU.

The issue I'm having is that if I set the ECU to send data at anything more than 10HZ, the data I'm seeing on the serial monitor is really laggy, like 5 seond delay. I can switch it to 10hz and it will run alright but 10HZ produces a choppiness with the gauge command. I'd like to be able to run at least 20HZ or faster.

I've narrowed down the issues to the Gameduino part of my code. If I run just the Can Bus code and output it to the serial monitor, the data is received at even 50HZ. Once I introduce a command, for example just the number command to display a reading on the screen, the lag comes back.

I added some code using millis() to determine the loop rate and I'm getting about 55 loops a second so I'm not sure where the incoming data is being backed up.

Below is a sample of my code.

`#include <GD23ZUTX.h>
#include <FlexCAN.h>

static CAN_message_t rxmsg;

FlexCAN CANbus(500000);

float CTPS, TPS;

void setup() {

CANbus.begin();
GD.begin();

}

void loop() {

if ( CANbus.read(rxmsg) ) {
switch (rxmsg.id) { // Using IDs from 1512 as Megasquirt CAN broadcast frames for Simplified Dash Broadcasting.
  // EAch frame represents a data group http://www.msextra.com/doc/pdf/Megasquirt_CAN_Broadcast.pdf
  case 1523:
    CTPS = (float)(word(rxmsg.buf[0], rxmsg.buf[1]));  //AFR...no division
  break;
}

}

TPS = CTPS/10;

Serial.println(TPS);

GD.Clear();

GD.ColorRGB(0xffffff);

GD.printNfloat(390, 450, TPS, 0, 30);

GD.swap();

GD.finish();

}`

Hi, I made the changes to GD23ZU in order to play video and some little updates, I can send it if you want. It is very fast because it uses a separate bus for SD card (SDMMC up to quad data lines).
Bernard