Trouble specifying board

[mamsterla]

I am using VSCode and PlatformIO with an ATMega2560 clone board. I currently set the environment up as:

board = megaatmega2560

But I think that there is a problem with I4A seeing this as an ATMega2560 board. What is the correct way to force the board architecture for a simple program. I am just testing RC5 sending and want to know the correct pin (which should be 9, but I am not getting through the sender initialization).

[bengtmartensson]

I personally am not currently using VSCode or PlatformIO, so I cannot help. Anyone? Another forum might be better for this question, since it has not so much with I4A to do.

[mamsterla]

Bengt: I was able to figure it out. I had another issue with the missing initialization of Serial (oh my) that caused a problem. I was able to get it to work on the ATMega2560 clone and it is now flawless. I appreciate the rapid turnaround and your work on this library.

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-MA

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