All i can get is zero values. I believe the library has some issues

Hello, i encountered a weird issue. I am running the default code on Arduino UNO and

sixDOF.init(); //begin the IMU - sometimes this part last serveral seconds

the default loop code (getEuler and print to serial) - works just fine for about a minute, then it starts to kind of struggle and every loop take more and more time until it finally stops reading/show the data entirely

even extending the loop to one second (with delay) does not help
unplug the whole arduino and plug again and/or push the fresh code to arduino does not help either and i have to wait several minutes

what could be the problem?

What is the safe operating temperature range?

You need to refer to the code in our wiki to write esp32 based code

Hello, I am looking for some python library's related to using this sensor. I know this has been asked previously but am hoping for an undated answer. I have managed to work with the ADXL345 but have been having trouble working with the ITG3200. Any pointers or tips would be appreciated.

This communication interface is i2c, so it can be used, and there should be no port problem.
Or you can avoid this problem by not connecting any sensor when uploading.
However, the library file will not be compatible with DUE, and it needs to be modified.

Does anyone know if this would be compatible with a teensy 3.6? and is there code readily available to work with? i am completely new to this and need to get this up and working for a school project. Thanks for any help! We are using this to measure the roll, pitch, yaw of a baja car(like a dune buggy)

You need to calibrate each chip sensor one by one.

For what this thing costs, 40€, they could have already put some better
defined code example. I want to use it as an automatic stabilizer with
three servos, but something in the code seems wrong or I don't know.

For what this thing costs, 40€, they could have already put some better defined code examples. I want to use it as an automatic stabilizer with three servos, but something in the code prevents it.

We didn't test before, Is there any error message when uploading?

Correction to the above page. This unit is in fact NOT compatible with at least one Arduino board without modification. The Arduino Leonardo runs at 5V, it's processor minimum input voltage is stated as 0.7Vcc for TWI I/O. This equates to 3.5V (assuming a perfectly 5V accurate regulator). The 10 DOF Mems IMU runs on 3.3V logic. It is therefore out of spec by nominally 200mV. Granted this is across the full ATMega temperature and voltage range, even so, for reliability it is ill advisable to be operating outside published specifications.

To resolve this we have changed the LDO on the 10 DOF Mems IMU to a 3.6V part from TI. All the devices on the 10 DOF Mems IMU are 3.6V compliant. This means once connected to the Leonardo Arduino board it is within spec by 100mV. Once variations across tolerance and temperature come into play it may get close but it is certainly 300mV better than the original design!

This is a multi dof sensor, the current library is based on Arduino C++, no python library for now. But as it use the most common sensor IC, you can find some python library like ADXL345, HMC5883 online. It will give you an idea of how to adapt the Arduino libraries for RasPi/Python use.

I had the same problem, and tried again multiple times over a couple months. Then, I tried the sixDOF_Example.ino sketch in the "Arduino libraries and sample code v0.2/libraries/FreeSixIMU/examples/sixDOF_Example" which worked. Then, I went back and tried the Sample.ino and it magically worked. I didn't change anything, and have no explanation. I am Using an Arduino Mega 2560.

what's the arduino board you are using, and did you use the sample code because it includes “Sample_10Dof” and "BMP085"