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@Riley said: So just to clarify, the commands mbl_mw_sensor_fusion_set_mode and mbl_mw_sensor_fusion_write_config should both be called when the sensor is in the physical home position I want to be [1 0 0 0] and then the sensor will move and when…
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What BLE library are you using?
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https://mbientlab.com/community/discussion/comment/4990
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Check the Android documentation or StackOverflow to Android specific questions.
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What do you mean by "going to sleep frequently"? The boards do not sleep unless explicitly instructed to.
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Run UI functions on the UI thread.
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https://mbientlab.com/cppdocs/0/sensor_fusion.html
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What's wrong with the w component being close to 0.1?
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Relative to the initial orientation.
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What do you mean by "in the connectAsync function"?
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Post the platform, relevant code, and device information of your setup. Does the board in question work with MetaBase?
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No, you need to do you own experiments to determine which sampling frequency is best for your use case. Yes, MetaWear is fine for posture tracking.
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Fill out the our contact form and ask about MioTherapy. What you are describing sounds exactly what that product does.
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My post asked you to monitor the BT activity. If you have done so, post a log of what the BT adapter was doing when you ran the led script.
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https://mbientlab.com/cppdocs/0/sensor_fusion.html#calibration
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Your log say that you are out of virtual memory. Lines 102 - 103: cc1plus: out of memory allocating 262144 bytes after a total of 3624960 bytes virtual memory exhausted: Cannot allocate memory
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Quoting my first post @Eric said: You can change the connectAsync's continuation to only transition to next activity once you have the required number of connected devices. You can also use the example code from the tutorial project…
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Read the second sentence from my post.
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Post the full install log, not just a partial screenshot.
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It doesn't. If that is what you are seeing, posting some debug logs / traces / reproduction steps would be helpful.
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iBeacon is not supported in the MetaBase app. You can write your own app to enable it in with the provided SDKs.
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Quoting my previous post: @Eric said: That message can be ignored. Monitor the BT activity and confirm that a connection is indeed failing to be made.
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Probably sometime next week though it is not set in stone.
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connectAsync always completes. Whether or not it is successful is another matter.
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* Depends on how fast you are sampling * Sensors don't need to be calibrated unless you are using sensor fusion * Depends on if you are building a multi-platform app and have expertise on your team for said platforms
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You should restructure your code so the constructor isn't calling InitializeAsync. Do you see the same error if you use async/await, such as in the example code? https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-CSharp-Plugin-NetStandard#usage
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Tap support hasn't been added to the C++ SDK. We can add it in the next sdk update.
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@mogambo said: Hey, I am facing the same problem. The command is used was just "make sampleFile" which is g++ sampleFile.cpp -o sampleFile. What is the correct way? Add the usual g++ include and library flags
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What's your retry InitializeAsync code?