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1.3 Precautions for use
Precautions for use
- The IMU module is divided into bare board and metal shell versions. The metal shell version has been installed at the factory. All versions will affect the warranty after welding.
- After the IMU module is powered on, turn on the host computer to display the 3D model, rotate the Z-axis heading angle of the module, the 3D model shakes, or the response is slow, please perform magnetic calibration on the PC host computer software.
- The main control boards that support USB communication such as Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano can be directly connected with the Type-C data cable. STM32 or other microcontrollers that support serial and I2C communication can be connected to the external pins of the IMU module.
- The default communication baud rate of the IMU module is 9600 bps. If the connected device does not support this communication speed, it can be changed to 4800 bps~921600 bps. Be sure to confirm that the baud rates of the two are the same before they can communicate.
- If the computer cannot be connected to the host computer after the USB connection module of the computer appears, please confirm whether the serial port driver has been installed.
- If the module D1 interface is connected to the GPS module to form an inertial navigation unit, the GPS module needs to output the serial port data of the NMEA-0183 standard, and the serial port baud rate of the GPS needs to be set to 115200 bps.
- The Z-axis angle under the nine-axis algorithm is an absolute angle. The local Cartesian coordinates coordinate system(ENU) is used as the coordinate system, and it cannot be returned to 0. When it rotates to 0 degrees, the direction of the Y-axis is the north.