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How to use gravity sensor SEN0409 with unihiker

userHead Julien.Decreton 2024-07-17 03:51:08 332 Views5 Replies

Hello everybody, 

i wrote a script for my Raspberry 5 using pyQt5 and LIS Series Python Library for get acceleration from two DFRobot_LIS2DW12 devices [0x18 et 0x19].

 I get the accelerations values, display to the widget and send it via websocket to another computer.

 Now i want to do the same thing with an uniker board. Somebody have a small exemple for me? When i try, i have errors when i set the I2c channel. 

2024-07-26 19:24:33

By examining the source code of the pinpong library on pypi, you can see that there are five functions in pinpong for I2C data read and write:

- writeto(i2c_addr, value)- writeto_mem(i2c_addr, reg, value)- readfrom(i2c_addr, read_byte)- readfrom_mem(i2c_addr, reg, read_byte)- readfrom_mem_restart_transmission(i2c_addr, reg, read_byte)

This library has a version for Raspberry Pi. You can port the Raspberry Pi library to a version compatible with UNIHIKER. Generally, you only need to modify the initialization and I2C read/write functions. You can refer to the library I've ported:you:https://github.com/liliang9693/DFRobot_SGP40/tree/master/Python
 

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2024-07-20 23:17:46

If you read the information on this page: https://www.unihiker.com/wiki/system-framework , you will understand that the I2C interfaces of unihiker are provided from MCU. That means i2cdetect or usage of 

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Lupin wrote:

That means i2cdetect or usage of smbus and similar will be very tricky (if possible)! I recommend to think in direction of: from machine import Pin, I2C!

2024-07-20 23:19:04
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2024-07-17 09:52:51

Use the i2cdetect tool to check if your LIS2DW12 devices are properly connected to the I2C bus

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