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Originally Posted by Switch_ View Post
download healthcheck from the repos and swipe right until you get to "Sensor Explorer". Go in there and click on the n900.accelerometer. Then click "Start" with your phone laying on a flat surface that you know is *roughly* level. The output from the accelerometer should be approx 0 for both x and y axes and approx 10 for the z-axis.

If not, then you may have a borked accelerometer.


I clicked multiple times to refresh the info, this is correct. It was on an almost straight (according to my iPod touch) table. So this is bad news?

EDIT.

I got it to zero. Pretty bad...
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Last edited by esthreel; 2011-04-06 at 12:01.
 

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