User Manual for STSW-IMG035

adirt · ‎2023-11-11

Howdy,

I am working on a project that utilizes a VL53L5CX ToF Sensor, and I am looking to use the STSW-IMG035 libraries for M0+ chips in my project. In the databrief for the sensor, it refers to "an easy-to-read user manual" which I cannot seem to find anywhere on the internet. Is there a user manual for these libraries? And if so, where can I find them?

Thank you

John E KVAM · ‎2023-11-12

The imaging group at ST does thinks a little differently. We place the user manual in the download, rather than cluttering up our website.

So download the STSW-IMG035 code and have a look. There is a Gesture_EVK_UM.pdf in the zipped files.

I suppose if you wanted to look through the user manual to see if the code is right for you doing this way might be a pain, but this way, if you have the code - you have the user manual.

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John E KVAM · ‎2023-11-12

The imaging group at ST does thinks a little differently. We place the user manual in the download, rather than cluttering up our website.

So download the STSW-IMG035 code and have a look. There is a Gesture_EVK_UM.pdf in the zipped files.

I suppose if you wanted to look through the user manual to see if the code is right for you doing this way might be a pain, but this way, if you have the code - you have the user manual.

Our community relies on fruitful exchanges and good quality content. You can thank and reward helpful and positive contributions by marking them as 'Accept as Solution'. When marking a solution, make sure it answers your original question or issue that you raised.

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