I can successfully send entire patches to the THR10 now and the solution has been running for hours without any stability issues. Mission accomplished. Thanks again Paul for your great support.
The only changes I ever made where those you advised me to do:
1. Reduce Speed to 12MBit/s according to Post#13. This change didn't make any difference, so I rolled it back later.
2. Increase Buffer size in...
Hi Paul
The Output is huge. I made two tests:
- With small buffers I didn't get any output for incoming SysEx messages
- With large buffers I got the above output
As you can see, after 20 Seconds I get no more...
Just a thought: I think to remember from another forum discussion that the THR10 automatically sends out all its settings when you connect it to a host. That would be 261 bytes for the patch, 18 bytes for the prefix and...
Hi Paul,
Sure, I can do this when I'm back home.
I just reviewed the changes you made to the library two days ago. You introduced a new class MIDIDevice_BigBuffer. May I suggest to solve this within the existing...
As I found out, my own code doesn't make any difference. Even with this simple example that doesn't do anything with the incoming data, the Teensy hangs a short time after I connect the THR10:
#include...
Sure, I use SourceSafe as version control system, so I should be able to reproduce the code. The code also depends on other hardware (buttons, OLED, SD Card). I will try to reproduce the bug with a stripped down version...
In my code I have a global char that holds a filename. The content of this array got corrupted shortly after I connected the THR10 (I found out because file.open() first worked, but later failed with an error message:...
We're getting close. With your suggested change in midi.cpp, I can receive data from the THR10. A bInterfaceClass of 0xff probably makes sense, because the THR10 also has an USB audio interface that is not class...
This is the debug output:
USB Host InputFunctions example
sizeof Device = 36
sizeof Pipe = 96
sizeof Transfer = 64
power up USBHS PHY
-- Here I plugged in the THR10
Hi Paul,
I connected three different MIDI Keyboards to the Teensy and everything worked fine. They all have in common that they are powered through the USB connection. I used the exact same cable for all devices, so...
I made a test with an original Arduino Uno, an original USB Host Shield and the USB_Host_Shield_Library_2.0. With this setup the communication with the THR10 works flawlessly. So what we have so far is:
I can...
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