2023-10-10 03:35 AM
Hello everyone,
i bought the X-Nucleo-6283A1 development Board from ST together with an Nucleo-F401RE Developmentboard.
I have also installed the GUI and it works ok, the calculation of CCT is not performing correct, but thats ok so far...
Now i wanted to perform the whole operation by myself on an Arduino UNO.
Like other members already mentioned, the datasheet is not very good, i set everything up and i am able to read out Device ID, Silicon rev, ...
but no matter what i do, i cant read out the ALS Channels.
The datasheet mentions a "driver API" but there is no possibility to download anything.
Can someone tell me where to get more Informationen about this topic, or has done the same on a different Controller not provided by ST?
Otherwise my company will not use this sensor for their product.
Kind regards
Sebastian Burchert
2023-10-13 03:03 AM
Hello,
Thank you for your interest for our products.
However, currently, the driver is not ready to be published on st.com.
We are planning a release of it by beginning of 2024.
Sorry for the delay,
Best regards
Anne
2023-10-16 12:21 AM
if i want to use the sensor in one of our products how can i get the values of the sensor without using the driver?
2023-10-16 12:59 AM
..as always : read ds and write your own "driver" .
(i did it for making an ambient back-light for my TV , with similar sensor APDS9960 ; 3 or 4 hours and ready.)
depends on what you want to do with it, ie CCT calculation might be more difficult game. :)
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>i cant read out the ALS Channels
so you didnt read ds long enough ... no valid setting for working mode , i assume.
2023-10-16 01:07 AM
look into the datasheet.
When i read this, i ask for a proper driver or instructions.
These instructions should be provided (normally in a datasheet), but the one for VD6283 is very poor written.
2023-10-16 01:37 AM
compare the APDS9960 datasheet, for me looks very similar.
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if STM dont want users to access the product they buy - throw it in the trash and use other rgb light sensor.
or forget the Disclaimer and try using the ds to write a working register setting to this chip.
cannot be more difficult than using any other similar chip.
2023-10-17 04:23 AM
Hello