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If that works out let me know, so I can add it to the lib.

Ok, the same code that is on Github works for me. register dump: reg:13 val:b'PQ' reg:14 val:b'Q\xb7' reg:15 val:b'\xb7\xd1' reg:16 val:b'\xd1\x00' reg:17 val:b'\x00\x00' reg:18 val:b'\x00\x00' reg:19 val:b'\x00\x00' reg:20 val:b'\x00\x00' reg:21 val:b'\x00\x00' reg:22 val:b'\x00\x00' reg:23 val:b'\...

https://github.com/khenderick/micropython-drivers

He was on vacation

I'm using the Sparkfun Breakout Board. Have you connected ESD and ESC (I2C of the compass) to the the same I2C bus as the accel/gyros? That's how I do it - basically using the accel/gyro and the compass as two seperate I2C devices, because the magic to use the internal power of the chip is not docum...

This is kinda exactly what I'm trying to build, just mine will have a barometric pressure sensor to measure heigth, because it will go in a rocket.

Awesome.

Nice! Based on your examples I wrote the code attached on the bottom. There is thread for each: * get the accelerations * print it * write the data to a buffer * clear and write the buffer to a file once it reaches a certain length It works, but some parts I don't fully understand yet. import pyb fr...

Amusing the code you want to debug looks like this: (Warning - not tested, using Accleromter as example) import pyb accel = pyb.Accel() while True: ax, ay ,az = accel.filtered_xyz() print(ax, ay, az) 1. Save that script on the pyboard, either flash or sd, doesn't matter. Name it test.py 2. Open the ...

I will try to make a 10DOF IMU shield. Either using a MPU9150 and BMP180 or adapting the adafruit 10DOF IMU breakout board.

I used send_recive() and sent the command + dummy data types. It does return, but as said only ever 0xff's. I did look at the signals with an oscilloscope - and it looked wired^^ The signal seems right, but it only oscillates between 1 and 1.5v (1.8v would be high?). I'll try again next week. The BM...