Re : Toshiba Bluetooth stack

[MAILFERTSeb]

Please find it on page 12, message posted by phreezer the 12.03.09 I use this one. Thanks

[Anthony_F]

Hello CIML,

I looked at the sample project that was posted on page 12 and read some interesting information in that post .  It seems that the VI posted does not actually function like you might think:

"I was able to get sound to come out of the speaker but it sounds nothing like the source wave.  From what I could find from a bit of searching on the internet it didn't seem like there had been much success using the speaker for anything other than simple tones yet."

It appears that the encoding may not be correct for the Wii remote to use.  I would contact the uploader and find what input sound files were being used for his testing and check if he has had any more success.

[amaury10]

Hello everybody,

In order to drive a robot, I've written a VI which read values from the Wii Motion Plus.

I just want to share it with you, so here is the file.

[amaury10]

Here is how it works:

[amaury10]

Some updates:

-auto zero at wii motion plus initialization

-convertion from raw values to deg/s
-compatibility with Labview 8.6 (wiimote_old.zip)

Exemple:

[Balandier]

I'm trying to use the lib with a Toshiba Bluetooth Stack. The "Wiimote Open" Sub-VI returns an "Ok" error message, but any other Suv-VI returns an "-1" error code. Does anybody knows how to fix it, except using the native windows stack?

Thanks

Nico

[amaury10]

Hello Balandier,

Personally, I gave up using Labview with Toshiba stack and I came back to Windows one. Since I did that, it works without too many problems...

[Balandier]

Thank you for you fast answer. I tried to use the Toshiba satck because I thought it would help me to acquire signals from two wiimotes at the same time. I only succeded once with the Windows stack. I'll post a clean VI as soon as I can.

Regards

N. Balandier

[Balandier]

Hello eveybody

Here is the VI I'm working on. When it runs, I can get the states of the buttons of both wiimotes, but one of the two graphs remains flat. Can someone help me?

Thanks

N. Balandier

[JairoRotava]

I have modified the C# wiimote library (by Brian Peek), added a better support for motion plus, read its calibration and a EKF - extended kalman filter- to calculate its position - just Pitch and roll - from Accel and Gyro. The actual library version is 1.9 - I  have hear Brain would release a 2.0 soon.

The labview sample uses this DLL ans show a 3D wiimote, the position, acell data and gyro.  The labview lib is a mix of the many libs found in this forum.

I have the C# source code if need.