Hello, I am working on a project that requires me to upload new code onto the teensy without using visual micro or the push-button on the teensy.

I am trying to figure out how does visual micro automatically tells the teensy loader to upload the code to the teensy.

I investigated the log output of the teensy loader when VM programs the chip and here is what I see.


11:30:13.572: remote connection opened
11:30:13.572: remote cmd: "comment: Teensyduino 1.37 - WINDOWS (teensy_post_compile)"
11:30:13.573: remote cmd: "status"
11:30:13.573: status data sent
11:30:13.574: remote cmd: "dir:C:\Users\Mark\AppData\Local\Temp\VMBuilds\FUM\teensy36\Debug\"
11:30:13.575: remote cmd: "file:FUM.ino.hex"
11:30:13.585: File "FUM.ino.hex". 63860 bytes, 6% used
11:30:13.591: remote cmd: "status"
11:30:13.591: status data sent
11:30:13.602: remote connection closed

11:31:11.436: remote connection opened
11:31:11.439: remote cmd: "comment: Teensyduino 1.37 - WINDOWS (teensy_reboot)"
11:31:11.440: remote cmd: "status"
11:31:11.442: status data sent
11:31:11.449: remote cmd: "status"
11:31:11.450: status data sent
11:31:11.552: remote cmd: "status"
11:31:11.554: status data sent
11:31:11.655: remote cmd: "status"
11:31:11.656: status data sent
11:31:11.757: remote cmd: "status"
11:31:11.758: status data sent
11:31:11.859: remote cmd: "status"
11:31:11.860: status data sent

//Data transfer happens after this point




Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am not sure if someone else has asked this before, but I tried to look it up and I couldnt find much useful information. 

My entire goal is to duplicate the visual micro upload functionality without using visual micro.

I hope I am being clear.

Thank you

Thanks for the help. I solved this issue by running teensy_reboot.exe