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Table 7-5: Sample Points Number of Samples Calibration Mode Allowable Range Minimum Recommended Full Range 2D Calibration Limited Tilt Range Hard Iron Only Accelerometer Only Accel and Mag 10 to 32 10 to 32 10 to 32 4 to 32 12 to 32 12 to 32 12 12 12 6 18 18 kUserCalAutoSampling (Config. ID 13d) This flag is used during user calibration. If set to TRUE, the module automatically takes calibration sample points once the minimum change requirement is met. If set to FALSE, the module waits for kTakeUserCalSample to take a sample with the condition that a magnetic field vector component delta is greater than 5 µT from the last sample point. If the user wants to have maximum control over when the calibration sample point are taken then this flag should be set to FALSE. kBaudRate (Config. ID 14d) Baud rate index value. A power-down power-up cycle is required when changing the baud rate. kMilOutput (Config. ID 15d) This flag sets the heading, pitch and roll output to mils. By default, kMilOutput is set to FALSE and the heading, pitch and roll output are in degrees. Note that 360 degrees = 6400 mils, such that 1 degree = 17.778 mils or 1 mil = 0.05625 degree. kDataCal (Config. ID 16d) This flag sets whether or not heading, pitch, and roll data are output simultaneously while the TCM is being calibrated. The default is TRUE, such that heading, pitch, and roll are output during calibration. FALSE disables simultaneous output. kCoeffCopySet (Config. ID 18d) This command provides the flexibility to store up to eight (8) sets of magnetometer calibration coefficients in the module. The default is set number 0. To store a set of coefficients, first establish the set number (number 0 to 7) using kCoeffCopySet, then perform the magnetometer calibration. The coefficient values will be stored in the defined set number. This feature is useful if the compass will be placed in multiple locations that have different local magnetic field properties. PNI Sensor Corporation TCM User Manual – June 2011 DOC#1014688 r05 Page 45