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    CouldDobetter

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    • RE: Issue in sending roll angle to Azure IoT Hub

      Hi, did you solve this? Sounds like a scope, or casting issue.

      I'm having a different problem with the IMU and I can see you have a IMU class with Gyro, Accel and Mag data incorporated. Is it for the MPU6886 + BMM150 sensors.

      Would you be happy to let me have a look at :

      1. IMU class .h & .cpp files.
      2. MahonyAHRS.h & .cpp files.

      I'm fighting with the MahonyAHRSUpdate I'm using. The calculations are diverging to NaN after just 2-3 calls and I'd like to compare your code to mine.

      Thanks!

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    • MPU6886

      Hi, I'm having trouble with the MPU6886 demo.

      The Roll and Pitch calculations are stable the Yaw is constantly incrementing at around 10 degrees per second.

      I've done quite a lot of searching. I've implemented a little routine to zero the gryoscope at power up (not temperature compensate right now) but holds the Gryo(x,y,z) at around 0 while stationary on my desk.

      The changes haven't made any difference. The Yaw does react to movement in the Yaw plane, but there is an underlying increment of around 10 degrees per second.

      Any advice would be greatly welcome as I only bought the M5Stack Grey to use the IMU to implement a rowing stroke meter.

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