Hi,

If you're on windows, you can use the phidget22native pip package (in place of phidget22) to install the phidget22.dll alongside the python library. Otherwise, you need the make sure the Phidget libraries are installed separately.

-Patrick

Ok, the constant attaching/detaching probably points to a defective MOT1102_1. You should contact support@phidgets.com for a replacement unit. Make sure that the HUB5000 has a sufficient power supply. The spatial doesn't draw much power, so it's unlikely to be an issue unless you're under voltage or...

Hi, The Spatial Phidget (MOT1102? MOT0110?) is attached to a HUB5000 and you are using the control panel on macOS (or Windows) to upgrade the firmware? The Spatial is attaching/detaching all the time? Are you able to open it at all? Can you provide the Phidget log from the HUB5000? Open it's web int...

What specific Phidget are you using? Is it a USB or VINT device?

Are there any error in: ~/Library/Logs/phidget22controlpanel.log ?

-Patrick

It's much more important to cover the sphere than to have many points. You could get a good calibration with 5 seconds worth of data, except that it may be difficult to rotate the spatial through the entire sphere in that much time. And the sphere doesn't need to be completely filled in - a single r...

Hi, Yes, it's fully backwards compatible. You may need to recompile your exe depending on your import settings. You can have a look at the changelog here: https://phidgets.com/?view=changelog The version in the control panel is coming from the C library. The .NET library and C library versions are k...

Hi,

For the graphical calibration, are you running the latest version? There was a fix related to gathering too many samples, but perhaps you are running into a new bug.

I've updated the command line utility to fix the build error, thanks for pointing that out.

-Patrick

That's right, the device goes back to it's reset state when it's closed.

-Patrick

Hi, Those lines listed by phidget22admin are not for the phidget network server running on the SBC, but an entry for the SBC itself - this service is published by the SBC and used to show it in the list of network Phidgets in the control panel on windows (whether the network server is running or not...

If you connect an HDMI monitor, can you see what it's doing? The SBC does have bootloader that will print some things to screen before booting the kernel. I wouldn't expect USB devices to affect booting, but it could be a power issue. Make sure you're using a big enough power supply to power the SBC...