Worked well with arduino. However, on raspberry pi 3 B, no "RIGHT", "BACK"sensing with example python script.the others like "FORWARD", "LEFT", "PULL"s worked.any idea or suggestio...
JaneYu 2020-05-07 11:35:33 30 Views5 Replies Worked well with arduino.
However, on raspberry pi 3 B, no "RIGHT", "BACK"sensing with example python script.
the others like "FORWARD", "LEFT", "PULL"s worked.
any idea or suggestion?
Sorry we don't quite understand what you mean by broken string. Are you unable to get a complete data frame?
Please send your test video to
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So we can see if you've missed anything.
JaneYu Are you using it with ESP32
JaneYu No, I'm using UNO. Also I tried on Nano. same result.
I think the module has a probem.
I keep getting -1 as a response... cables are ok and I tried with 2 different boards... any idea how to fixit?
JaneYu Hi doug and Lorn,
Sorry to know about your inconveniences. We just tested on raspberry pi 4. It works fine. Few things to pay attention to:
1. Make sure you are using 5v to power the sensor.
2. Make sure, you use the default distance (if you find the performance isn't good), all the functions are enabled and setsleep is disabled or set to very low value.
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Hope that helps.
JaneYu 
