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It says in the tutorial that "You can combine the write operation with macro module to store the calibration data in the flash memory". Does that mean in order to have persistent calibration state, we have to use the macro module? Yes
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70 mah = mmr+ 100mah = mmr it depends on the model you get.
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* FORMAT YOUR CODE or we will not read it * FOLLOW THE RULES or we will not help you (https://mbientlab.com/community/discussion/3167/how-to-report-an-issue#latest)
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Doesn't crash for me or other users tho...
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You could link to a file...
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It's just the example code for the ibeacon that has been removed. All the sdk functionalities are still there and exactly the same as before. Nothing has changed.
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its worse, maybe include it in a file?
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No, logging has no limits at all.
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on Android and iPhones, there is a limit of around 3 (again this is not because of us, this is a limitation of Android and iOS). On Windows, you can do up to 6 but usually its only stable with up to 4 (also only 1 dongle is allowed, AGAIN this has …
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format your code. we cannot read this.
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This error is because one of the methods you are using is missing an input.
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* Is this the expected behaviour? Not sure * Is there a way to avoid having to do this "mini-calibration", i.e. rotating the sensor as in the videos to make the data jump once, and the working well afterwards? No, this is real life. * Let's say th…
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Yes it does. Please read our tutorials and datasheets.
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@kustra, The sensor fusion lib from bosch doesn't allow more than 100Hz.
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Yah... unfortunately magnets near magnetometers...never a good combo. We try our best to warn folks.
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You can carefully try to remove the coin vibration motor from the board. Just be diligent and take your time. https://mbientlab.com/tutorials/Calibration.html
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www.mbientlab.com/troubleshooting
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Not necessarily. You would have to test this by removing the coin vibrator first. You also haven't calibrated have you?
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Please read the highlighted red text here: https://mbientlab.com/store/mmrp-metamotionrp/
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Do you have an mmr+?
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I would google white papers on this topic. We are sensors expert. What you do with the data is entirely up to you, we don't do any of the data analysis (thats your job - )
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@goamberg, Is that somewhat accurate? yes that is accurate. But it would be more than a few KBs. When editing the CSV files to the level I actually need them, they are about 50-&60% smaller. again this is on the API, …
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You should be able to use the C++ calls directly. Most of the swift calls are just wrappers around the C++ (just take a look at the code). ...unless the C++ functions aren't exposed at all in the swift bridge... Let me know. I haven't checked. …
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Data and video?
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Hi @goamberg, You would have to make your own app to do this. Please note this has nothing to do with logging space in the device memory. Logging data in the memory of the sensor is done in a custom way (has nothing to do with CSV files and he…
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What other items are you looking for?
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Hi @AKR, Yes it is possible but you also need to know basic information such as the height of the person.
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Please follow the rules on posts: https://mbientlab.com/community/discussion/3167/how-to-report-an-issue#latest
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You have to get in touch with BOSCH to get access to this information. Unfortunately it's out of our control.
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@AKR, you might find this helpful: https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-Cpp/blob/master/test/test_accelerometer_bmi160.py -> go to class TestBmi160StepCounterSetup(TestMetaWearBase):