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I have this one https://www.adafruit.com/product/938 working with ZUno. Your's should be the same/similar.
I had to change the address in the libraries from 0x3c to 0x3d (SSD1306_ADDR) and I patched the reset toggle into the OLED::begin() method after the Wire.begin().

Thanks Paul for the reply. I was just confused by the working "right place". This is IMHO not the right place for user provided libraries. What I did is to keep the libraries in the sketchfolder/libraries but created a symlink ("mklink /D" on Windows) to the ZUno package director...

> I was told to copy the files in to the appropriate place manually,
Hm - what would the appropriate place be? IMHO the $SKETCHFOLDER/libraries is the right place.

I cannot get libraries installed in the local sketch folder to work with the Zuno tool chain. It works all fine with other tool chains. Let’s say I have a $SKETCHFOLDER/libraries/mylib/mylib.h & mylib.cpp. I restart the IDE and I can see mylib in the Include Library drop down. But compiling fail...

Thanks for the feedback - will use the timer to provide the ticks. I will only get a handful pulses per second so the 1ms timer should provide plenty of accuracy.
And yes petergebruers - there is no micros() on ZUno - thanks for pointing that out. Am still a newby on the ZUno. But it rocks!

-Roland

Hello, the documentation of the ZUno interrupt handlers states that only pinMode(), digitalRead() and digitalWrite() are safe to call from interrupt handlers. I would like to call the micros() function to measure time between pulses. Will that cause any problems? Any alternatives you could think of?...