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Introduction to music beginning with notation, reading in treble and bass clefs, scale constructions, intervals, simple chord progressions, basic cadences, elementary ear training, and use of a musical score in following performances and recordings. Starting Spring 2018 Satisfies Pathways Flexible Core Creative Expression requirement.

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I have experienced the same situation. The problem was that my board could not get a GSM connection. Which by the way was caused by lack of payment of my pre-paid card by the way. It took me many hours to identify the problem. I thinks it is caused in the GSM.begin call. When it is not able to make a connection, after a while it just reboots the module. Regards

I then unplug the usb and the power supply to power it down. Then I connect again to power it again. Next I will go in Device Manager and delete all the intsances of the MKR 1400 serial port as well as all its bootloader port drivers. Then I connect the USB and it will work again till the next time. Untill I have to repaet this all over again.

It is really a annoying to work this way. There is litery no livin breathing person allive or in the entire galaxy that can solve this issue. I have spoken to many poeple. So I have given up until a find a device that do not give me this irritating tame wasting problem.

As I mentioned, a pattern seems to be emerging. It looks like a number of people having issues with their board resetting while using the Arduino Cloud. It also appears as though it isn't specific to any particular MKR board per se, just that they're all using the Arduino Cloud library:

I'm not familiar with using the Arduino Cloud, but it seems that the reset is being caused by the SAMD21 microcontroller's watchdog timer (WDT). The WDT will reset the board if it isn't periodically updated.

On the Arduino Cloud this WDT timout is set to 16 seconds, but there is also a timing issue with the library that will cause the loop() to block if it runs faster than 5 to 6ms. This is caused by the fact that the WDT module is clocked by a low frequency 1.024kHz clock (1ms period) and that register synchronization (between the WDT and CPU core) takes 5 to 6 periods to complete.

So far, no one's returned with a definite answer on these other threads yet. However, I believe that it's possible to turn off the WDT by setting the second parameter of the Arduino Cloud begin() function to false:

The thing is I need the GSM/3G connectability. This will go into a machine that is remote and there is no WiFi available. So having the SIM in the board to connect to the cell network and then to the cloud is what is needed. The MKR is also absolete now.

I have now tried the IoT 33, MKR1400 and today I run my new MKR1500 NB. Law and behold. The 1500 NB is even worse. It just connect disconnects connects and so the hell it carries on. I loaded the blink excample and it works. Then I just created I thing with only one veriable. Just a veriable. I have not written any program apart form teh standard stuff that gets build for the IoT cloud.

This is very dissapointing and I dont think I want to use this anymore specially if it is not supported to the full extend. Today I'm chuking 4 x IoT 33 boards, 2 x MKR1400 and one 1500NB in the rubbish bin. They can do the basic thing and that is to program the device. Really crap product I must say.

I loaded the blink excample and it works. Then I just created I thing with only one veriable. Just a veriable. I have not written any program apart form teh standard stuff that gets build for the IoT cloud.

I agree to post the code. But todat I greated a thing with my new MKR 1500 NB. I also had to create at least one veriable. Then from there the IoT cloud generated basic code. The bare minimum as one can say. I then uploaded that basic code to the MKR 1500 NB an it went haywire with the comports. What I have is the MKR 1500 with the MKR etherent shield. This is the only thing connected to the 1500 nothing else. I also did not set it up to be used yet.

I used a different computer today to set up my thing and load some code on it. My idea with another computer was to exclude USB ports that can be faulty. But no success. It does the same. Disconnecting and connecting all the time. I can even upload the nexct code to it as it disconnects while uploading.

Here is a few pictures of the MKR 1500 NB I tried. Not only this board that has issues with USB port. MKR 1400 GSM and NANO IOT 33 have the same issues. The Nono IoT 33 lest than the other two boards.

Nothing works. No matter what I do. I have 4 arduino boards and they give the excat same USB issues. I buy another board. The same issue. I feel at this stage that I can buy all their stock I will still have this issue. I have spend probaly about R8500 = US$530 to try everything I can. I'm done waiting my hard earned money.

Arduino refuse to help. They are to big. I'm just a very very small fish in their pond so will not help me solve this. I'm insignificant to them. So Im just going let this go and find another platform that do not have issues with USB ports. Or just desighn and build my owm.

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