Examples [C]

C language examples demonstrating MIP SDK usage and functionality. More...

Modules
	5-Series AHRS Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-CX5-AHRS, 3DM-CV5-AHRS, and 3DM-GX5-AHRS using C.
	5-Series AR Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-CX5-AR, 3DM-CV5-AR, and 3DM-GX5-AR using C.
	5-Series GNSS/INS Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-CX5-GNSS/INS, and 3DM-GX5-GNSS/INS using C.
	5-Series Stream IMU Example [C]
	Example setup program for streaming IMU data on 5-series devices using C.
	5-Series Threading Example [C]
	Example multithreading program for 5-series devices using C.
	7-Series AHRS Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-CV7-AHRS, and 3DM-GV7-AHRS using C.
	7-Series AR Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-CV7-AR, and 3DM-GV7-AR using C.
	7-Series GNSS/INS Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-GQ7-GNSS/INS, and 3DM-CV7-GNSS/INS using C.
	7-Series INS Example [C]
	Example setup program for the 3DM-CV7-INS, and 3DM-GV7-INS using C.
	7-Series Stream IMU Example [C]
	Example setup program for streaming IMU data on 7-series devices using C.
	7-Series Threading Example [C]
	Example multithreading program for 7-series devices using C.
	Device Info Example [C]
	Example program to print device information for any MIP-enabled MicroStrain device using C.
	MIP Packet Example [C]
	Example program to create raw and buffered MIP packets using C.

Detailed Description

This group contains comprehensive C examples that demonstrate how to use the MIP SDK to communicate with and control MicroStrain devices. The examples cover various device and fundamental operations including:

• Device discovery and connection establishment
• MIP packet creation, parsing, and handling
• Device information retrieval and configuration
• Series-specific functionality for 5 and 7 series devices
• Error handling and best practices

These examples serve as practical tutorials for developers integrating MicroStrain sensors into C-based applications, providing clear implementations of common use cases and SDK patterns.