NOTE: The 9 DOF Block does not have console access or a voltage

regulator. It is recommended to use a console communication block in

conjunction with this block like ones found in the General Guide to Sparkfun

Blocks for Intel Edison.

C++ Code Examples

We’re assuming that you’re using the Eclipse IDE as detailed in our Beyond

Arduino tutorial. If you aren’t, you’ll need to read over that tutorial to get up

to speed.

Getting Started

Follow the instructions in the programming tutorial to create a new project

named “SparkFun_9DOF_Edison_Block_Example”. Once you’ve created

the project, open the project files on disk (hint: you can find the path to the

project by choosing “Properites” from the project menu), and copy the three

source files found in the Edison 9DOF Block CPP library GitHub repository

into the “src” directory.

DOWNLOAD A ZI P FILE OF THE REPOSITORY

Code

Everything you need to know is in the comments.

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