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Why did you make a new 33 branch and why didn't you update the version number after correting the namespace thing? It can be hard to find the 33 branch for a novice her on git.
Then the example "MidiBle.ino" on a Nano 33 IoT (same processor and Blox-module as Nano 33 Ble) will announce it self as BLE-MIDI, but after pairing is get the name "Arduino"
This only happens on connection to Windows on Android the name remains BLE-MIDI. I guess Android does not care to check the name.
If at any where in the example I use Serial or Serial1 then it disconnects and connects endlessly.
Just like it did until I added #include <Arduino.h> at the top of the example.
(It actually worked on an Android client without the include)
But I guess I'll give Arduino Nano ESP32 a trial. I'm trying to build a wireless MIDI connection for my Casio Privia PX-860, so I'll have to use native USB and Ble. Se til lathoub/Arduino-USBMIDI#18, maybe you can get an idea for getting the Arduino Nano ESP32 / ESP32-S3 in to the USBMIDI library.
Thanks for the Libraris.
Jacob
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Why did you make a new 33 branch and why didn't you update the version number after correting the namespace thing? It can be hard to find the 33 branch for a novice her on git.
Using this in platformio.ini (after installing Git client for Windows and restarting Windows and PlatformIO to get the Path working)
lib_deps =
https://github.com/lathoub/Arduino-BLE-MIDI/archive/refs/heads/Arduino-Nano-BLE-33.zip
Then the example "MidiBle.ino" on a Nano 33 IoT (same processor and Blox-module as Nano 33 Ble) will announce it self as BLE-MIDI, but after pairing is get the name "Arduino"
This only happens on connection to Windows on Android the name remains BLE-MIDI. I guess Android does not care to check the name.
If at any where in the example I use Serial or Serial1 then it disconnects and connects endlessly.
Just like it did until I added #include <Arduino.h> at the top of the example.
(It actually worked on an Android client without the include)
But I guess I'll give Arduino Nano ESP32 a trial. I'm trying to build a wireless MIDI connection for my Casio Privia PX-860, so I'll have to use native USB and Ble. Se til lathoub/Arduino-USBMIDI#18, maybe you can get an idea for getting the Arduino Nano ESP32 / ESP32-S3 in to the USBMIDI library.
Thanks for the Libraris.
Jacob
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: