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Now its clear for me thanks very much for your time and help
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Ok that is not clear for me because i have tested with the CPRO and the MetaMotion R i can get data rate up to 300 Hz for example i can get the data of ACC, Gyro and Mag each at 100 Hz simultaneously "not sensor fusion but getting each sensor separa…
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thanks alot @Eric it worked for me finally and with out the need to reconnect this is the command i use as mentioned in the post you added libmetawear.mbl_mw_settings_set_connection_parameters(c_1.board, 7.5, 7.5, 0, 6000)
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thanks for your replyi have updated the firm ware on my 3 MetaWear Boards and enabled high frequency stream there was improvement of the data rate of the first 2 boards but the same problem exists what is mean is that i set the data rate to…
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can you explain more about what do mean by using high frequency signals when streaming from multiple devices and if possible how to do it because i have the same problem while working with the C++ APIs
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created by hbldh Created on 2016-04-02 """ from __future__ import division from __future__ import print_function from __future__ import absolute_import import time, datetime, csv, pygatt, signal, threading from datetime…
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i am using metawear CPro boards with firmware 1.2.2 i use the example code for handling the ACC sensor but with multithreading to communicate with different metawear boards here is the code i am using
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currently i am using MetaWear CPro boards with firmware 1.2.2i use it with pygatt back end and the python code i am using is the ACC example code provided with the pymetawear python warper for the C++ APIs with few modifications for storing the data…
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i am using python i can try to work with c++ but python will be better for me so if there is any way to work with python it will be great. thanks @nub for your answer thanks @Eric for your answer