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    The ISM303DACTR allows for vector magnitudes to be buffered instead
    of individual axis values but has none of the threshold and count
    features to only only interrupting when specific magnitudes are
    exceeded X times.<br>
    -Pete<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/26/21 3:50 PM, Chip McClelland via
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      <div style="font-family:Helvetica,Arial;font-size:13px">It is
        weird that there are so few options for a chip with acceleration
        and magnetometer in one package.</div>
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      <div style="font-family:Helvetica,Arial;font-size:13px">This is
        the best I have found thus far: <a
href="https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/products/mems-and-sensors/e-compasses/ism303dac.html"
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      <div style="font-family:Helvetica,Arial;font-size:13px">They are
        giving a 10 year lifecycle guarantee!!</div>
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        <div>____________________________________</div>
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              1. FXOS8700CQ EOL, last orders December of this year (Pete
              Soper)
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              2. Re: ESP8266 Programming tip (John Vaughters)
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              3. Re: ESP32 Order (Huan Truong)
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              4. Re: ESP8266 Programming tip (Michael Monaghan)
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              Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2021 14:22:18 -0500
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              From: Pete Soper <<a href="mailto:pete@soper.us"
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              Subject: [TriEmbed] FXOS8700CQ EOL, last orders December
              of this year
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              "no replacement planned". If anybody knows of a
              replacement that <br>
              supports vector magnitude interrupts I'd really love a
              pointer to it.
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              Thanks,
              <br>
              Pete
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              Message: 2
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              Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2021 19:45:08 +0000 (UTC)
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              From: John Vaughters <<a
                href="mailto:jvaughters04@yahoo.com"
                moz-do-not-send="true">jvaughters04@yahoo.com</a>>
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              Subject: Re: [TriEmbed] ESP8266 Programming tip
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              Carl,
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              I do not NEED the delay, I just need to read the A0 at 1
              ms intervals. I don't need to stop the processor for that,
              I need to code it responsibly if I want it to work the
              best way I want. I was being lazy expecting my time frame
              to be well within the parameters required for the desired
              end result. And the solution I finally did does work, but
              I have now been motivated to make it better.
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              Mike,
              <br>
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              Good info thanks. I have not verified, but yes I am
              thinking I may have violated the watch dog. I am not sure
              why you could not change a variable if it is global and
              done fast. I also dug a little deeper and the ticker I am
              using is not the same that you find in Arduino. The one I
              am using is suggesting the flag concept as I pointed out
              in the first post and is working and the idea you also
              reinforced. I guess in general it is the simplest
              guarantee for accurate loop integrity. It definitely works
              quite well. I have looked at the micro-python. I may try
              that when I get around to the Robotics with the ESP32.
              That is very interesting for sure. I like the REPL concept
              alot.
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              I can spend a little more time for a better solution. Dang
              it and I thought I was done with this part. `,~)
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              Thanks,
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              John Vaughters
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              Message: 3
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              Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2021 12:01:27 -0800
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              From: Huan Truong <<a href="mailto:htruong@tnhh.net"
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              To: Michael Monaghan <<a
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              Subject: Re: [TriEmbed] ESP32 Order
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              I have 2 esp-s2 boards laying around so if someone wants
              something quickly, I'm happy to send to you. I'm in the
              west coast so it will take a couple of days. <br>
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              Please excuse my typos, sent from phone.
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              On Jan 26, 2021, at 8:41 AM, Michael Monaghan via TriEmbed
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              wrote:
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              ?
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              Nick,
              <br>
              <br>
              Please put me down for 5 of these. Do you Zelle, PayPal or
              GPay?
              <br>
              <br>
              Mike
              <br>
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              On Mon, Jan 25, 2021 at 7:22 PM Nick Edgington via
              TriEmbed <<a href="mailto:triembed@triembed.org"
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              wrote:
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              > I am planning to order some esp32 from China,
              intending to have them sent DHL which mean they should be
              here in a couple of weeks (Estimated delivery on 02/12).
              The units I am getting are the 16 MB as spec below.
              Complete with SD card slot and battery charger. <br>
              > <br>
              > Base price is $6.50 shipping is $25 add $2.50 to the
              price if I order 10.
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              > <br>
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              larger the order the lower the divided shipping, Within
              reason you can pay me when they arrive.
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              > <br>
              > Nick
              <br>
              > <br>
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              Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2021 15:38:59 -0500
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              John,
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              > I am not sure why you could not change a variable if
              it is global and
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              done fast.
              <br>
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              Because we have no idea what state the variables were in
              when the service
              <br>
              routine was called. Were they being inspected by main
              code? Or modified?
              <br>
              Perhaps Garbage collection is in progress? Without a bit
              of blocking code
              <br>
              to demand a known state, we're flying blind.
              <br>
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              > I may try that when I get around to the Robotics with
              the ESP32. That is
              <br>
              very interesting for sure. I like the REPL concept alot.
              <br>
              Robotics are on the wish list... I just have about 3
              million lines of code
              <br>
              before I can take on another hobby.
              <br>
              <br>
              Python is my go-to language. Only rarely do I have to use
              C++ to force the
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              solution.
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              <br>
              Mike
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              On Tue, Jan 26, 2021 at 2:45 PM John Vaughters via
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              wrote:
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              > Carl,
              <br>
              >
              <br>
              > I do not NEED the delay, I just need to read the A0
              at 1 ms intervals. I
              <br>
              > don't need to stop the processor for that, I need to
              code it responsibly if
              <br>
              > I want it to work the best way I want. I was being
              lazy expecting my time
              <br>
              > frame to be well within the parameters required for
              the desired end result.
              <br>
              > And the solution I finally did does work, but I have
              now been motivated to
              <br>
              > make it better.
              <br>
              >
              <br>
              > Mike,
              <br>
              >
              <br>
              > Good info thanks. I have not verified, but yes I am
              thinking I may have
              <br>
              > violated the watch dog. I am not sure why you could
              not change a variable
              <br>
              > if it is global and done fast. I also dug a little
              deeper and the ticker I
              <br>
              > am using is not the same that you find in Arduino.
              The one I am using is
              <br>
              > suggesting the flag concept as I pointed out in the
              first post and is
              <br>
              > working and the idea you also reinforced. I guess in
              general it is the
              <br>
              > simplest guarantee for accurate loop integrity. It
              definitely works quite
              <br>
              > well. I have looked at the micro-python. I may try
              that when I get around
              <br>
              > to the Robotics with the ESP32. That is very
              interesting for sure. I like
              <br>
              > the REPL concept alot.
              <br>
              >
              <br>
              > I can spend a little more time for a better solution.
              Dang it and I
              <br>
              > thought I was done with this part. `,~)
              <br>
              >
              <br>
              > Thanks,
              <br>
              >
              <br>
              > John Vaughters
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