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Just as stated in the title, I have tried editing a copy of RTIMULib.ini (which is in my current working directory) and the values of the parameters in this file appear to have no effect on the SenseHAT sensors poll rate.
I suspect rather than this being a bug in the Python SenseHAT library, this might be due to me misunderstanding how to set these parameters.
Some questions:
Does a python script look in the current working directory for the file RTIMULib.ini ?
Does a python script read this file and try to set the values for the SenseHAT sensors using the values contained in this file?
Reason for asking: It is possible that only the C/C++ implementations which use RTIMU read this file. (But seems unlikely?)
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Further info: The SenseHAT uses the LSM9DS1 chip for acceleration, angular rotation velocity and magnetic field sensor measurements.
I have written a Python script to repeatedly read the accelerometer. The maximum rate I am able to obtain is about 50 - 60 Hz, whereas this sensor should have a maximuim sample rate of 1 kHz.
I have tried playing around with the relevant values in RTIMULib.ini under the section for LSM9DS1, but I cannot get anything higher than this 50 - 60 Hz. Situation is even worse when reading other sensors as well, with maximum rates being about 20 Hz.
I also tried playing around with the provided C++ examples, but found the same behaviour. I know for certain that the C++ codes read the RTIMULib.ini file, but again changing the values seems to have no effect.
Bizzare. Can anyone help or offer any advice? Like I say it might not be a bug - this might be me misunderstanding something.
Just as stated in the title, I have tried editing a copy of RTIMULib.ini (which is in my current working directory) and the values of the parameters in this file appear to have no effect on the SenseHAT sensors poll rate.
I suspect rather than this being a bug in the Python SenseHAT library, this might be due to me misunderstanding how to set these parameters.
Some questions:
Does a python script look in the current working directory for the file RTIMULib.ini ?
Does a python script read this file and try to set the values for the SenseHAT sensors using the values contained in this file?
Reason for asking: It is possible that only the C/C++ implementations which use RTIMU read this file. (But seems unlikely?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: