The SPI-MEMS example, its not great but it does use the SPI
port and can tell you the temperature of the room you are in.
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README spi-mems
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This example sets up the SPI port which is connected to
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an onboard MEMS gyroscope. It uses SPI5 which happens to
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be one of the SPI ports that aren't defined for other
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variants of the STM32F4 family.
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I'll confess that this mostly is a way to learn to use
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the SPI port so that I can use it in the next example
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with the LCD, but since the gyro was there I decided
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to use it. Unfortunately I'm not at all sure how to
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really use the Gyro. If you read the data sheet from
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ST Micro it seems like it should do something useful
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when you move the board around but I didn't achieve
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that. Feel free to update this example with better
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settings for the gyro chip.
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