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Hi CW2,

 

Thank you for the feedback.

It seems I might be a bit over my head in this

Hi Frode,

I just got the "real" one from @Ferocildo, he was nice enough to send it to me.

Attached to this post is the article and the driver.

• Driver solution:  LoveElectronics.zip   471.4KB   49 downloads
• Article:  Article.zip   1.15MB   40 downloads

(Chris can you make this the answer of the thread?)

Now if you look at the site again you'll see that the original code is also shown. You can copy and paste the code into your Visual Studio project. The missing one will be generated for you. And typically the code also contains indicators as to how the hardware is driven.

Hi Dr Who,

 

The code shown in the article says this:

Add this line of code to the top of this file:

using LoveElectronics.Sensors.Accelerometers;

In the Main() method, remove the code we wrote before, and replace it with this:

ADXL345 accel = new ADXL345();
if (accel.EnsureConnected())
{
Debug.Print("ADXL345 was found!");
}

 

This still leaves me missing the ADXL 345 Library shown here:

 

 

Thank you for trying to help me, but I'm still stuck until I find someone who has a copy of the library/solution for the ADXL 345 accelerometer.

Hello!

As I recall the site concerned itself with the ADXL335, not the ADXL345. Are you quite sure that the original site did concern itself with the ADXL345?

 

The title of the article is "Accelerometers: ADXL345 Library and Netduino Tutorial" (https://web.archive....how-to-use-them).

And the article refers to the "LoveElectronics.Sensors.Accelerometers.csproj" project not "Netduino_Accelerometer" like the zip-file you posted.

Hi Dr Who,

 

Your attachment does not seem to include what I'm looking for. I don't see any I2C setup and it is for the ADXL335, not ADXL345.

But thank you for helping.

 

I did find the original article here:

https://web.archive....how-to-use-them

 

But the download link is still broken, clicking "Download Now" does nothing:

https://web.archive....FyeS1WMS56aXA=#

 

 

So my question remains, does anyone have a copy of the "Love Electronics Accelerometer Library V1"?

They refer to it as "LoveElectronics.Sensors.Accelerometers.csproj" in the article.