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Minhwan · ‎10-07-2020

Hello, There is two possibilities why you didn't get interrupt. 1) Didn't set normal mode before interrupt guide 2) Didn't connect to INT pin to your MCU. I tested based on Arduino, and got an interrupt properly. This inerrupt can get when your sensor is stopped after moving. Thanks,

Minhwan · ‎10-07-2020

Hello, Thank you for info. I also noticed this issue, and let team know. If you have COINES and our application board 2.0, you can check with my code. Please let me know if you have further quesitons. Thank you.

Minhwan · ‎10-07-2020

Hello, There is some example code as below generic folder. https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BMA456-Sensor-API/blob/master/examples/bma456/generic/accelerometer.c Regarding intf, please check bma4_interface_selection function in bma4_common.c. https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BMA456-Sensor-API/blob/master/examples/bma456/generic/bma4_common.c Thanks 🙂

Minhwan · ‎10-06-2020

Hello, I tested with Arduino and BMP388, and I got stable data as the attached file. Firstly, I tested for forced and then I tested for normal data. Did you check with Bosch reference board such as Application board? If not, could you test with that? Thanks,

Minhwan · ‎10-02-2020

Regarding SPI, BME280 SPI will be selected depends on which SPI mode you sends to BME280 automatically either '00' or '11'. You can check 6.3 SPI interface in datasheet as well 🙂 Thanks,

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Re: BMA400 Generic interrupt set-up

Re: BMI160/BMM150 drivers not consistent with user guides

Re: BMA456 intf_ptr

Re: BMP388 Normal mode reading not compatible with forced mode

Re: BME280 SPI CPOL/CPHA and MSB_FIRST

About Minhwan

Re: BMA400 Generic interrupt set-up

Re: BMI160/BMM150 drivers not consistent with user guides

Re: BMA456 intf_ptr

Re: BMP388 Normal mode reading not compatible with forced mode

Re: BME280 SPI CPOL/CPHA and MSB_FIRST

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