Fluxamasynth V3.0 shield uses serial for device so not available for debug.

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Description of the problem or question

Serial Print not available for Fluxamasynth because the serial is output to pin 4 to the MIDI Shield at 31250 baud.

Steps to reproduce the problem

Plug Fluxamasynth into Arduino UNO

NOTE:

Modern Dreams has been selling this as SAM2195 since before 2015 until replacement SAM2695 in 2015. The Dream.fr MIDI chip is difficult to obtain otherwise. There are significant number of projects online with the earlier version of the shield. It was never discovered to be documented for use as a MIDI Device. Recently in 2016, the creator merged with AS220 to increase technical support.

Hardware

Inland Arduino UNO r3 Breadboard Kit 341966 Fluxamasynth from Modern Devices containing Dream SAM2695 MIDI on a chip.

fluxamasynthshieldr3sch

Arduino board: Inland Arduino UNO r3 Schematic:

arduino_uno_rev3-schematic

Software versions:

MIDI Controller library: 3.0.0 Arduino IDE: 1.8.5
Operating System: Ubuntu Studio Operating System version: 17.10

Settings in the IDE

Add library for Fluxamasynth from Github

Full code

#include "Fluxamasynth.h"

Fluxamasynth synth;    // create a synth object

void setup() {
  // put your setup code here, to run once:
  Serial.begin(31250);    //  Set MIDI baud rate:

  synth.midiReset();            // Do a complete MIDI reset

}

void loop() {
  // put your main code here, to run repeatedly:

}

Steps taken to try to diagnose or solve the problem

Can't begin due to design constraint

Unable to try the MIDI debug mode, Unable to initiate then use a MIDI monitor such as kmidimon

The goal of your project and additional information

Goal is to create a USB MIDI Device that appears in Rosegarden and other MIDI applications as a Roland MT-32 used to do with DIN5. Now using new Roland Go Keys 61k over USB Device and Host for functional comparison.

tttapa / MIDI_controller