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I think I have found the solution, I added r.slee() inside the loop after spinOnce() and it seems to do the trick. The weird thing is that it works find without the sleep with normal AVR arduinos, but not with the zero (samd21) ones. I will update my answer if I find the root of the problem.
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I think I have found the solution, I added r.slee() sleep() inside the loop after spinOnce() and it seems to do the trick. The weird thing is that it works find without the sleep with normal AVR arduinos, but not with the zero (samd21) ones. I will update my answer if I find the root of the problem.
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I think I have found the solution, I added sleep() inside the loop after spinOnce() and it seems to do the trick. The weird thing is that it works find fine without the sleep with normal AVR arduinos, but not with the zero (samd21) ones. I will update my answer if I find the root of the problem.
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