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10-19-2021
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10-06-2021
10:59 PM
Hi, Bumping this to follow up. I still need a solution to this issue.
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10-01-2021
05:43 PM
Hi, Thank you for the reply. This is kind of my point though. I suspect that the example code from BST is outright broken. I have changed the ODR and it still doesn not work. Note that in the file below, ODR is set to 100hz, and the datasheet calls this out as too slow for the tap interrupt. Would it be possible for you to run this code and verify that it works at all on a known good platform? Thanks! https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BMA423-Sensor-API/blob/master/examples/generic/wakeup_interrupt/wakeup_interrupt.c
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09-28-2021
07:18 AM
I'm attempting to use the example code in the Sensortec gitub repo to make the tap interrupt work. I have defined the shim functions, and have confirmed that all of the high level example code correctly returns OK. I am loading the "config file". I can read gyro XYZ fine, and the values look good. No matter what I do, I cannot make the example code for the tap, double tap, no motion, or any motion interrupts actually fire. Using the exact example code from the repo doesn't work. Was this code ever tested? I suspect the driver is actually broken. This is the exact code I am running: https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BMA423-Sensor-API/blob/master/examples/generic/wakeup_interrupt/wakeup_interrupt.c the return value for all function calls is `BMA4_OK`. I can see the I2C transactions occuring. The value assigned by `bma423_read_int_status` is always 0, no matter what. Thanks,
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