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I think I have found the reason for the slow rates. I should have studied your code. You divide the intervall by 10 to get it into the 10ms unit rates. When i used 100 for the intervall on my iOS version it became quite fast. Same with a vlaue of 10, curious. I'll try to check if this applies to And...

I had a curious side effect yesterday. I was suspect that the slow readings are due to writing to the file and so I changed writing to a buffered writing gathering some 100 measurements and then write. Once I did this the measurement rate was extremly fast, nearly 100 measures per second. I have two...

I have created a iPhone version too. It can be downloaded from here: http://www.heartsome.de/de/android/download/WKTISensorTag.app.zip "WKTISensorTag.app.zip" as a zip file. Installation at your own risk. Measures per seconds are the same as with the Android version - about 10 per second. ...

Hi, I made small update to the app, adding a test button. I was interested if there is a difference in numbers of measures per second depending if data are written to a file or to the display. The test mode disables all writtings, just counts the number of sensor measures (sensor handlers called). T...

More details about the App here:
http://www.heartsome.de/de/android/andr ... ensor.html

Just another though on this problem of speed: How complicated would it be to change or add more code to the evo (Android) Java Cordova code so that it supports starting a service in the back ground for reading all the sensor values in Java and have an interface function for JavaScript part to read t...

I have written now an adapted version of the demo. It can be downloaded from here: http://www.heartsome.de/android/tisensorapp-release.apk I changed the follwoing: a) Sensor service can be started and terminated with Connect to service b) Sensor values can be stored in a csv file "Start saving ...

Cool! Thanks! I am currently also working on the problem getting the calibration values for the barometer. Once I have it I'll show the code. Should not be to complicated.

After applying the following change in ti-sensortag.js all gyroscope values are read: /** * Private. Helper function for turning on sensor notification. */ instance.sensorOn = function( configUUID, periodUUID, periodValue, dataUUID, notificationUUID, notificationFunction) { // Only start sensor if a...

I think it would work with EvoStudio too. I tried your version with EvoStudio and this worked perfectly. The reason why I created a signed app was that I wanted to test it easily on different Android mobiles or send it to friends for testing. And when I produced an unsigned version with Cordova, And...