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Run your tests for more than a few seconds. If you are only going to be recording for under 30s, then log the data.
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Test the code I posted before prematurely concluding that it does not do what you need.
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Once the macros have been erased, the board won't rerun the previous commands on boot. All you need to do after that is reset the board. metawear.GetModule().EraseAll(); metawear.GetModule().ResetAfterGc(); metawear.GetModule().DisconnectAsync();
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The counter is simply a way to determine if there are dropped packets. You should not expect to have consecutive counts if the connection is poor.
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Try the packed signal instead: https://mbientlab.com/cppdocs/0/accelerometer.html#high-frequency-stream You might also want to add a second delay after setting the connection parameters.
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As the error message states, the python SDK is not supported for your platform / OS.
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Please file the request on the services page: https://mbientlab.com/services/
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The firmware does not support forced mode.
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@aribes said: 1) Isn't it a bug given that IMU_PLUS still uses acc/gyro to get the sensor orientation? https://mbientlab.com/community/discussion/2664/firmware-v1-4-2#latest I see that (after calibrating) if I disconnect using the m…
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It has not been updated in a while. * What problem do you encounter when building a signed APK? * What API calls are deprecated?
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Macro documentation should suffice: https://mbientlab.com/csdocs/0/macro.html
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The magnetometer operates in normal mode not forced mode.
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The flash memory stores the sensor data. Its capacity has no relevance with file sizes.
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@asuStudent said: I noticed on the specification sheet for the MetamotionR, that the OEM parts indicate that the maximum data logging rate for the chip is 1600Hz (1.6kHz). Is it possible to achieve this rate? I understand that through the Metabas…
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@blakeccc said: * Is there a way to create a timer with a period of less than 1 ms? As I would like to have a 0.5 ms delay if possible. No * With these 5 timers implementation, the board is not very stable. After seve…
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setConfigurationAsync from the previous iOS SDK pertains to erasing macros. If you aren't programming any macros, you can just use the normal ResetAsync function.
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Well, I can't tell what you are are trying to accomplish in that line of code so all I can do is point you to the pointer documentation: https://docs.python.org/2/library/ctypes.html#pointers I don't see you creating a multi comparator in your s…
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What do you mean by "full factory reset"?
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https://mbientlab.com/androiddocs/latest/data_route.html#handling-data
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@mraxn said: Hi Eric, Is there is a simple way to get the one time off battery level of sensor, without subscribing to periodic updates? I've noticed the MetaWear.BatteryState but haven't figured out how to use it... I noticed above that y…
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* The data rate cannot be changed without stopping the accelerometer. * Doing event based logging is possible * You will have to setup data processing chains to implement this.
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Wrap your code with the appropriate Markdown code tags so it renders correctly on the forum. What's wrong with your current setup?
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https://mbientlab.com/community/discussion/1934/metabase-streaming-timestamps#latest
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@mraxn said: Maybe not a deep but some kind of shallow sleep or standby. When we using metabase app we constantly see a sensor icon flipping from connected to disconnected state if not moving the sensor... When we shake the sensor it wakes up and…
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They both have the same millisecond resolution. A simple difference of consecutive time-stamped for both data sets easily shows this. Just because your Android time is represented with fractional seconds and displayed with 6+ digits does not mea…
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The C++ documentation is the Python documentation. Python versions of the various C enums and types defined in the bindings file: https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-Cpp/blob/master/bindings/python/mbientlab/metawear/cbindings.py You sh…
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Yes...that's why I told you to wrap your code with Markdown code tags, which you still haven't done. Please fix your posts.
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Sounds like the same issue discussed in this thread: https://mbientlab.com/community/discussion/2601/unity-works-perfectly-with-metawear-sensor-on-first-run-hangs-on-2nd-run#latest
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https://mbientlab.com/cppdocs/0/timer.html
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Whitelisting is an experimental only feature right now for advanced developers, hence not documented nor mentioned, etc.