vl53l4cx (ToF Sensor) question

[electronicsloverben]

Does anyone know if there is a data logger that is compatible with the vl53l4cx? The data logger should show all of its parameters. I am using an OpenLog Artimus (data logger) from sparkfun, but it does not show all of the parameters listed in the data sheet (ex-NumberOfObjectsFound and VL53LX_TargetRangeData_t).

 

[Delta Prime]

The data logger should show all of its parameters

Are you sure about that. unless you want to write your own code it comes preprogrammed the OpenLog Artemis automatically scans, detects, configures, and logs various Qwiic sensors plugged into the board

https://www.sparkfun.com/products/16832

 

[electronicsloverben]

Oh. My badI understand now. Thanks Delta

 

[Delta Prime]

Just in case. It's not your particular sensor .Application is the same.

VL53L4CD Time-of-Flight High-Accuracy Proximity Sensor measure from 1 mm up to 1200 mm - Electronics-Lab.com

STMicroelectronics’ ToF sensor provides very accurate distance measurements from only 1 mm up to 1200 mm...

www.electronics-lab.com

 

[electronicsloverben]

The sensor we are using (the VL53L4CX) is pin to pin compatible with the VL53L1X which the OLA is pre-configured to read data from. The OLA does read from some of the registers of L4CX, but the L4CX has more registers that are not possible to read with the OLA right now. I am wondering if anyone offers a data logger that is pre-configured to give all of the data that the L4CX receives.

 

[Delta Prime]

Okay I have confused you I've posted a similar sensor with the same application
Go straight to the manufacturer they'll give you a list of sensors that are compatible. If your particular sensor is not compatible with your Data logger then it's a learning experience that you have just paid for.

 

[electronicsloverben]

Aw Shocks!! LOLLL

Thanks Anyways.

 

[Delta Prime]

Aw Shocks!! LOLLL

Thanks Anyways

I'm the lowest run in the ladder here there'll be others along shortly to help you. This is all the time I have for you right now.