# You can optionally set the sensitivity of tap detection by calling
# the set_tap_config function. This takes in two parameters:
# - Tap type:
# 0 = no tap detection
# 1 = single tap detection
# 2 = single & double tap detection (default)
# - Tap threshold, a value of 0-255 where the higher the value the less sensitive
# the tap detection. This value depends on the accelerometer range (see the
# set_accel_range function in the accelerometer_streaming.py example) and good
# values for each range are:
# - Accel range +/-16G = 5-10
# - Accel range +/-8G = 10-20
# - Accel range +/-4G = 20-40
# - Accel range +/-2G = 40-80 (80 is the default)
board.set_tap_config(2, 80)
# Callback that will be called when a tap is detected. The single parameter is
# a boolean that indicates if it was a single tap, and the double parameter is
# a boolean that indicates if it was a double tap. You might see both a single
# and double tap!
def tap_data(single, double):
if single:
print('Single click!')
if double:
print('Double click!')
# Stream tap data for 2 seconds, then pause for 5 seconds and stream forever.
print('Streaming tap data for 2 seconds...')
# You can optionally set the sensitivity of tap detection by calling
# the set_tap_config function. This takes in two parameters:
# - Tap type:
# 0 = no tap detection
# 1 = single tap detection
# 2 = single & double tap detection (default)
# - Tap threshold, a value of 0-255 where the higher the value the less sensitive
# the tap detection. This value depends on the accelerometer range (see the
# set_accel_range function in the accelerometer_streaming.py example) and good
# values for each range are:
# - Accel range +/-16G = 5-10
# - Accel range +/-8G = 10-20
# - Accel range +/-4G = 20-40
# - Accel range +/-2G = 40-80 (80 is the default)
board.set_tap_config(2, 80)
# Callback that will be called when a tap is detected. The single parameter is
# a boolean that indicates if it was a single tap, and the double parameter is
# a boolean that indicates if it was a double tap. You might see both a single
# and double tap!
def tap_data(single, double):
if single:
print('Single click!')
if double:
print('Double click!')
# Stream tap data for 2 seconds, then pause for 5 seconds and stream forever.
print('Streaming tap data for 2 seconds...')
board.start_tap(tap_data)
time.sleep(2.0)
