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I recently made a change to the M5Stack Fire so that start-up could proceed if the IMU was not found. This was done because @meganetaaan mentioned that some M5Stack Fire hardware uses a different IMU from the MPU6050currently expected.
There were recent changes to the M5Stick-C to detect the IMU (SH200Q or MPU6886). This allows the M5Stick-C to work with either IMU without user intervention.
It seems like we should apply a similar change to the M5Stack Fire. To do that, we would need to know which IMUs it has shipped with. I don't know. @meganetaaan, @wilberforce, @Tiryoh -- do you know?
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I don't have an M5Stack Fire, but I looked it up on Switch Science, a M5Stack distributor in Japan.
According to Switch Science, the current M5Stack Fire has BMM150 + MPU6886 or BMM150 + SH200Q. https://www.switch-science.com/catalog/3953/
I recently made a change to the M5Stack Fire so that start-up could proceed if the IMU was not found. This was done because @meganetaaan mentioned that some M5Stack Fire hardware uses a different IMU from the
MPU6050
currently expected.There were recent changes to the M5Stick-C to detect the IMU (SH200Q or MPU6886). This allows the M5Stick-C to work with either IMU without user intervention.
It seems like we should apply a similar change to the M5Stack Fire. To do that, we would need to know which IMUs it has shipped with. I don't know. @meganetaaan, @wilberforce, @Tiryoh -- do you know?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: