Teensy 3.0 UTFT Library download

This modified library uses Henning Karlsen UTFT Library [http://henningkarlsen.com/electronics/library.php?id=52]. Most of the changes were to utilize the digitalWriteFast() function for I/O pins

**HOW TO USE**
WIRING
Ensure all pins are hooked up correctly:
DB0 - DB015 to Digital Pins
RD pin connected to 3.3V
LED-A pin connected to 5V via ~20 Ohm resistor
Vcc to 3.3V & GND to GND

SOFTWARE
1. Add all files/folders to a folder named UTFT inside "libraries" folder in Arduino main install folder.
2. Unzip the "examples.zip" & "tools.zip".
3. Restart Arduino software.
4. Open "HW_Teensy3.h" & change the const int PIN0 - PIN15 to correct I/O pins on the Teensy 3.0 that are attached to DB0-DB15 accordingly, then save the file.
5. Next in the Arduino software open up the example File->Examples->UTFT->Arduino (AVR)->UTFT_Demo_XXXxXXX
6. In the demo code change the line

UTFT myGLCD();

using the right model & pinout as follows
UTFT myGLCD(Model, RS, WR, CS, RST)

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