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My Bno080 fails right from the start but my Bno080 was detected on setup.
Pins VCC -----> ESP32 3.3V GND -----> ESP32 GND SCL -----> ESP32 PIN 22 SDA -----> ESP32 PIN 21 AD0 CS INT RST PS1 -----> GND PS0 -----> GND
It fails on startup.
Bno detected and dataavailable() should return true to allow for collection of data
Bno detected but dataavailable() fails.
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We only have the resources to support our hardware so I can only guess:
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hi @nseidle i've added a pull up resistor but im not entirely sure how to implement clockstretching for ESP32.
I stumbled upon this issue #16 but the esp32 wire.h does not include a function for wire.setClockStretchLimit();
is there a way i can stretch the clock limit for esp32.
thanks
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Bno080 detected but fails at dataAvailable()
My Bno080 fails right from the start but my Bno080 was detected on setup.
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Pins
VCC -----> ESP32 3.3V
GND -----> ESP32 GND
SCL -----> ESP32 PIN 22
SDA -----> ESP32 PIN 21
AD0
CS
INT
RST
PS1 -----> GND
PS0 -----> GND
Steps to reproduce
It fails on startup.
Expected behavior
Bno detected and dataavailable() should return true to allow for collection of data
Actual behavior
Bno detected but dataavailable() fails.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: