MUGIC Motion
  • Welcome
  • Getting Started Hub
    • Getting Started
    • MUGIC® Quick Start Project
    • Troubleshooting
    • BLE Configurator
    • Connecting Multiple MUGICS
  • About MUGIC®
    • Topography of MUGIC®
    • Various LED3 Modes
    • Motion Gestures
    • Network Name and Password
    • Data API
    • MUGIC® Datagram and Description
    • Technical Details on Configuring your MUGIC®
    • Technical Specifications
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Upgrading MUGIC Firmware
  • Legacy MUGIC 1.0 Guide - Get Started
    • MUGIC® Quick Start Project
    • Connecting Multiple MUGICS
  • MUGIC STORE
    • Shop Now
    • BLE Configurator
    • Contact Us
Powered by GitBook
On this page
  1. About MUGIC®

MUGIC® Datagram and Description

PreviousData APINextTechnical Details on Configuring your MUGIC®

Last updated 5 months ago

Accelerometer

AX AY AZ

1 2 3

Acceleration: measured by the on-board accelerometer, in the local device frame, in m/s^2

Euler Angles

EX EY EZ

4 5 6

Euler angles: computed by the on-board sensor from the , in (fixed) Earth-related frame, in degrees.

Gyrometer

GX GY GZ

7 8 9

Gyrometer: angular velocity in the local device frame, in degrees per second.

Magnetometer

MX MY MZ

10 11 12

Magnetometer: measures the components of the Earth magnetic field in the local device frame, in µT.

Quaternion

QW QX QY QZ

13 14 15 16

: provides an alternate measurement (different from Euler angles) of the rotation between the local frame and the Earth-related frame.

Battery

18

Battery level in voltage (between 3.7 volts - approx. 4.2 volts)

Sensor status

(Accelerometer, Gyrometer, m (continues)

19 20 21 22

Calibration status (0=N/A, 1=weak, 2=good, 3=excellent). In general, data is not reliable and should not be used when the corresponding status is 0.

Note: It is possible to calibrate the device by a sequence of movements / positions systematically exploring every orientation, until every status is at least 1, preferably 2 or 3.

Seconds

23

Seconds elapsed since the last restart of the MUGIC® device.¹

SeqNum

24

Sequence number of data message: first message has sequence number 0, and subsequent messages increment this sequence number by 1.

¹ With a reasonably steady rate, should be spaced every 25ms per consecutive messages, but can vary depending on various interactions and activity in the device (e.g. network activity). Can be regulated through the loop_delay parameter (see next section).

quaternion
Quaternion