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This is also in our examples.
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This is probably more than what the dongles and internal adapters can handle. You need to get more dongles and spread out the connections more.
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Please use our example App.
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Hey, This is 100% normal. Interference on the 2.4Ghz spectrum is an ongoing issue because MANY signals use this frequency.
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You would have to build your own case or maybe look into epoxy. Even something as simple as a zip lock bag.
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Rubbing alcohol works great too.
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Can you use anonymous downloads?
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It will not affect its operation.
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Some additional info: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/252239/do-ios-apps-run-in-the-background https://www.raywenderlich.com/5817-background-modes-tutorial-getting-started https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/app_and_environme…
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Python plotting libraries - Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, and Bokeh Python analysis libraries - Pandas
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See our tutorial on sensor fusion and calibration in our tutorials: www.mbientlab.com/tutorials
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Yes but you will need to read some white papers and textbooks on the subject yourself.
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No we do not have simulators.
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You can but I don't think iOS guarantees that it will support backgrounds indefinitely. This would be EXTREMELY risky. Small tasks in the background are fine but I doubt long term tasks in the background are allowed by iOS/Apple.
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If it's working, don't worry about it. You could run into issues if you add more complexity down the road.
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* Probably you either aren't using the magnetometer sensor fusion mode or there is something interfering with the magnetometer. * You will need to do the translation in the language of your choice. Think of it as pseudo-code.
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You can set the ODR to allowed values ONLY. Check the API docs for allowed values. If you want even lower ODR rates then the accepted values by BOSCH; you have to use our data processing APIs to reduce the sample rate. LowPowerMode is completely…
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@Srinivasa, We don't have any Xamarin examples unfortunately.
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@Srinivasa, You want to replicate the code for each MetaSensor: var tasks: [Task] = [] for device in devices { var disconnectTask: Task? tasks.append(device.connectAndSetup().continueOnSuccessWithTask(device.apiAccessExecutor…
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Thanks for the update @AKR
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* You can test this by seeing if there is drift without the vibrations. You can also try out the other sensor fusion modes to see if you get better results. The magnetometer could also be an issue if there are strong magnets nearby (even a battery i…
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Here's one of many examples showing how to download accelerometer data using our Python APIs: https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-Python/blob/master/examples/log_acc.py There are many many more in many languages throughout our tutorials and…
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@nekos, What you check the BOSCH forums? I am curious.
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Is there are way for you to test your code with currently supported hardware? Ours APIs don't support the MWCPRO anymore.
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Are you waiting for the callback from the sensor to make sure the dataprocessor has been created? Please take a look at this example: https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-Python/blob/master/examples/acc_threshold_detector.py https://github…
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Hi @fridenmf, The MetaWearCPRO is no longer supported by MetaBase. It is already at the latest firmware 1.2.2.
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All the sensor is timestamped with an epoch so you can use that to sync them.
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Again we don't fully support the Node.JS on Windows so it would take some work to get it to function.
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awesome!
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For swift, you can check how we parse data by looking at the "doTheParse" function: https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-iOS-macOS-tvOS/blob/master/MetaWear/Core/MetaWearData.swift