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02-13-2023
Rolo
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02-02-2023
11:23 AM
Hi BSTRobin, I loaded up a file from i2cdump of device at 0x76. Please have a look on it! Is it correct! Best Regards, Rolo
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02-02-2023
10:26 AM
Hi BSTRobin, yes this ist exact the file I used: https://github.com/boschsensortec/BME68x-Sensor-API/blob/master/examples/self_test/self_test.c but with the result I wrote. I tried to compile the files in the *.zip container but without success, because some include files are missing. Can you tell me why I got for example "data[0].idac == 0x00" and not "data[0].idac != 0x00"? It's one reason why I got an errror. Best Regards, Rolo
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02-01-2023
12:11 PM
Hello all, we want to use the BME680 sensor. We use our own board with an TI AM3354 processor. We took the software from: https://github.com/BoschSensortec/BME68x-Sensor-API. From there (examples) we tried firstly the "fored_mode" which always displayed out the same results. So we tried the "self_test" which ended with "API name [bme68x_selftest_check] Error [-5] : Self test error". So I looked a bit deeper. In function "bme68x_selftest_check" in file bme68x.c line 770 comes: if ((data[0].idac != 0x00) && (data[0].idac != 0xFF) && (data[0].status & BME68X_GASM_VALID_MSK)) { rslt = BME68X_OK; } else { rslt = BME68X_E_SELF_TEST; } Looking in line 767 to see where the "data[0].*" come from I found out that "data[0].idac" is 0x0 and "date[0].status" is 0x80 which leads with bitwise "AND" BME68X_GASM_VALID_MSK (0x20) to zero. That means I got two conditions which implicated "rslt = BME68X_E_SELF_TEST;". So the self_test failed but why. Before "bme68x_selftest_check" failed, "bme68x_interface_init" and "bme68x_init" returned "BME68X_OK". Has anybody an idea? Rolo
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01-10-2022
10:23 AM
Hello to everyone, I wanna use the libalgobsec.a library to link the bsec software to use the bme680. I have an AM3354 processor from TI, CortexA8 but there in https://www.bosch-sensortec.com/media/boschsensortec/downloads/bsec/bsec1_binary_size_information.pdf is no such a one listed to use the right libalgobsec.a for this processor. Can I use one of the listed libraries for this processor? Any other suggestions? Regards, Rolo
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