Crates.io | ism330dhcx |
lib.rs | ism330dhcx |
version | 0.6.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2021-02-14 02:08:49.403355 |
updated_at | 2024-06-05 18:28:38.477076 |
description | Simple driver for ST ism330dhcx sensor |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/sousandrei/ism330dhcx |
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This is a simple driver for ST's ism330dhcx
sensor.
Documentation for that sensor can be found at ST's website
Check out the examples
folder for simple implementation
To declare a sensor is pretty simple:
let sensor = Ism330Dhcx::new(&mut i2c).unwrap()
If you want to use another address for the chip, you can do:
let sensor = Ism330Dhcx::new_with_address(&mut i2c, 0x6au8).unwrap()
Or alter it after the fact
sensor.set_address(0x6au8);
All registers have the bits addressed by their function, for example here se set the BOOT
register in the CTRL_3C
register to 1
sensor.ctrl3c.set_boot(i2c, true).unwrap();
For bits that operate together, they have their custom type abstracted. For example, to set the accelerometer data rate you have to operate 4 bits. But here you just have to specify your desired data rate and the driver takes care of it.
// Sets the following bits
// ODR_XL3 to 0
// ODR_XL2 to 0
// ODR_XL1 to 1
// ODR_XL0 to 1
sensor
.ctrl1xl
.set_accelerometer_data_rate(i2c, ctrl1xl::Odr_Xl::Hz52)
.unwrap();
All contributions are welcome!
If you are using or plan to use this create don't hesitate to open an issue or a PR.
Multiple registers are yet to be referenced!
See LICENSE for more details.