public void retrieveBoard() {

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Hello,I'm trying to write an Android App that chnages the LED color depending on Data I get with a frequency of 60 Hz.

I noticed that the above problem only occur when #1 method is used. If I close the (#2 method) and restart then its work perfectly fine,   

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API v3.1.0 adds support for new features in firmware v1.3.4, most notably the new data processors (accounter, packer, and highpass filter). There are also a few bug fixes and general API improvements…

After a week of allowing my android studio to sit idle, I came back to a number of updates. After updating I encountered the following message "NoClassDefFoundError: Could not initialize class c…

I saw related post "Offset for vertical usage" but unable to determine the appropriate solution.  In the default configuration, I understand that the sensor laying flat that the x-axis poin…

#2 was already answered by Eric in another discussion on API.  Thank you

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I have been trying to create an app which tracks the steps using the Meta motion R trackers. They are using the latest firmware and I'm using API v3.0.17(Latest).  Although I'm having trouble downloa…

My app utilizes a MetaWear (Model #2, firmware rev: 1.2.5, Hardware rev: 0.2) C, I think.  The app uses the temperature module, accelerometer module, LED module, GPIO module, and does a periodic batte

To configure I use the following line for both the upper and lower node:

Did a few tests, sample #1 and #2, and nothing looks out of the ordinary compared with your data and what I would expect.  The IMU itself is not 100% accurate so you should consider "at rest"

I bought a MetaWear (R) a while back on Kickstarter. The MetaWear Android app sees the device but can't connect (says connecting... forever). 

Hi @propan, thanks for the help. The above code is not fetching data every 2 seconds, I am getting data every 50 milliseconds. Below is my code snippet. try {

Is there a way to read gyro and accelerometer sensor data every few seconds (for instance every 2 or 3 or 4 seconds) ? Below are the only possible values which is not of use for me. enum OutputDataRa…

I did some experiments with the NodeJS script. It shows, if I send a wrong command I get the result: