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Wiring The accelorometer
well funny story, at my robo shop i wired acccelorometers, turns out i wired accelorometers that were a year old and was only 2 axis o.O.... Soo inturn we located the latest accelorometer and its 3 axis.. so i did some homework trying to understand exactly how to wire it but proved to be unseccessful.
can anybody help me with wiring pwm cables to the accelorometer? thank you |
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Have you looked at the sensor manual? http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/...nt.aspx?id=452
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yes i have, and i dont quiet understand it. i mean i know the ports... but exactly how, i am a little confused at the moment
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i still quiet don't get it... i read the instructions but still don't understand it... i hate to be a noob but i am wiring it with pwm cable..and using all 3 axis... can someone just tell me what color on the pwm goes to what port on the accelerometer... it would be much appreciated =D
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Well, that's the trouble.
It's not a PWM cable; it has 4 connections. 5v, GND, SCL, and SDA You can find the 4-pin header on the digital sidecar, right next to that female RJ-14 (modified phone jack). However, beware that on the accelerometer, they are in a different order than on the digital sidecar. You must solder a pigtail or header to the accelerometer. |
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The other way to wire the accelerometer might be easier if you just have the three wire pwm cables.
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Then go run the ADXL345 SPI Accelerometer example program and verify that you have everything wired correctly. It seemed to work for us today. |
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Just a note, but keep in mind that this is a digital accelerometer and not an analog accelerometer. Years before they have given us analog ones the digital ones are a little more interesting to wire.
We are using last year's 3-axis analog accelerometer for ease of use. |
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