@yogansh wrote:
With BHI160 Bosch_PCB_7183_di01_BMI160-7183_di01.2.1.10836_170103.fw :-
1) Successfully initialized
2) The interrupt is NOT getting High after it gets Low
3) no data again.
10836 is the correct firmware to use with BHI160.
11696 is the correct firmware to use with BHI160B.
The boot process goes like this:
Power-on
INT goes high (ready to receive firmware)
FW download
reset (INT goes low)
Initialization
INT goes high (some bytes in FIFO with initial meta event)
Normal behavior. INT is high when bytes are in the FIFO, and goes low when the FIFO is emptied.
Note that the sensor does not sample data on its own, therefore is no virtual sensor is enabled, you will only get one interrupt, with the initialization status. When you mentionned:
@yogansh wrote:
1) Successfully initialized
It means that you received the first interrupt ? In this case simply enable some virtual sensors.
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