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@zrll12 zrll12 commented Apr 17, 2024

It occurs when the time for it to measure is not enough
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Do you mind elaborating on your changes? Why do you call get_measurement_result before start_measurement?

Any hint of why you were getting the I2c(AckCheckFailed) Err?
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zrll12 commented Apr 18, 2024 •
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Do you mind elaborating on your changes? Why do you call get_measurement_result before start_measurement?

Any hint of why you were getting the I2c(AckCheckFailed) Err?

I am getting this error when the time is not enough for it to measure, and it exist a couple of times in the loop.

For the reason I don't call start_measurement before, it is just because I forgot to call it when I rewrite this code, and it is now added.

On my local test, it start_measurement is called outside the loop when I init it, but error still occurs.
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