I am having a problem outputting MIDI data to my computer via USB with the NanoEvery board. When I load the sketch into an UNO board, it works fine. The same sketch loaded into a nano every board doesn't work. The sketch loads OK but I get these messages on the Hairless app. Using Windows 10.
MidiNanoEvery.txt (883 Bytes)
I tried using midi out using a output midi jack rather then the serial connection. Again, it worked using the Uno board but now the sketch doesn't load into the Nano Every. II get this error message:
avrdude: jtagmkII_initialize(): Cannot locate "flash" and "boot" memories in description.
Please advise. Is there a problem using the Nano Every board for MIDI functioning?
So any help here? Has anyone been able to use a Nano Every board for midi output either via usb or a midi jack?
I have just tried a Teensy 3.2 board and the USB midi output works fine.
rsstarkmd:
I tried using midi out using a output midi jack rather then the serial connection. Again, it worked using the Uno board but now the sketch doesn't load into the Nano Every. II get this error message:avrdude: jtagmkII_initialize(): Cannot locate "flash" and "boot" memories in description.
Please advise. Is there a problem using the Nano Every board for MIDI functioning?
You can ignore that message, it is a spurious warning that always appears when using the Nano Every.
Try putting a delay of about 500 or 1000 mS after Serial.begin(), the Nano Every takes a small amount of time to establish the Serial to USB connection and the usually while (!Serial) does not work (at least not the last time I tried).
Also note that the Rx and Tx pins on the Nano Every board are Serial1, not Serial. I'm not familiar with midi and not sure if you would be using that with a midi output.
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