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02-18-2010, 03:56 PM
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Re: ADXL345 Programming
I do not believe there is any benefit to using the GPIO, but since the FRC Sensor manual Rev A suggests you hook into the GPIOs, then I was trying to do it that way. I guess I can rewire to use the SPI. However, the "bump sensor" on it is also suggested to plug into the GPIO. So I figure plug it all in the GPIO, but then the code I see for it is SPI. I'll go ahead and use SPI, but still need to know if there is some code for using the "bump sensor". If not I guess I can reverse engineer it and use the analog.com specs if no one has anything.
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