Control Board and Display various results from one Board

[gndarduino]

Hello!

I am programming with a Teensy4.1 board that is Arduino compatible and I am trying to wrap my head around if I can use this board as a control board and display feedback with accurate timing.

For example, I have five 5v relays, 3 switches, 4 thermocouple type K, 3 voltage/current sensors, and 1 servo motor to control and receive values from. I was thinking of using a OLED display like this one:
OLED Display

Is it feasible to do all this and display the changing current, voltage, power, and operational hour values on this display w/out running into a time delay issue controlling the parts.

Thank you

[Idahowalker]

@gndarduino

Is it feasible to do all this and display the changing current, voltage, power, and operational hour values on this display w/out running into a time delay issue controlling the parts.

Yes. Look into millis() for timing and state machines.

Look at File|Examples|02.Digital|BlinkWithoutDelay to use millis() for timing instead of delay().

Info about multi-things

Demonstration code for several things at the same time

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Finite State Machine

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[gndarduino]

Thanks I can look into this.