Track multiple axis with Gyro 6050

[OttawaHacker]

The 6050 plugin is fantastic and has a well designed motion detection. My only grief is that it is hard to tune the values for motion because I haven't found a way to track more than one axis at a time.
Is there any way to plot both X/Y/Z accelleration on a single graph?

[TD-er]

Have you tried to enable 'stats' for the taskvalues?

[OttawaHacker]

Yes stats is amazing but the plugin only lets you select one value, unless I missed something. Been able to see stats for either X/Y or Z axis but not all of them.

[TD-er]

Ah check, then I have to look at the code to see what is possible here. If possible, then it probably needs some code change.
I've also made it more practical for the ADXL345

[OttawaHacker]

that would incredible - btw the stat feature blew my mind it is so well designed... you can do all the data collection and threshold analysis straight in letscontrolit

[Ath]

The 6050 plugin is fantastic and has a well designed motion detection. My only grief is that it is hard to tune the values for motion because I haven't found a way to track more than one axis at a time.
Is there any way to plot both X/Y/Z accelleration on a single graph?

Hi @OttawaHacker,
I've created a Pull request #5151 to optionally have all 3 axis X/Y/Z values available for the selected measurement (Range acceleration, Acceleration, G-force). The values are always in X/Y/Z order. To see all 3 values you'll first have to submit the settings page with the 'Provide all 3 values (X/Y/Z)' checkbox enabled.
This setting is not currently applicable to Movement detection.

You can download a test build from this GH Actions run (You'll need a free Github account to be able to download from there).

[OttawaHacker]

You can download a test build

Ohhh thank you this is glorious and works perfectly! Meanwhile I also figured out that you can create multiple instances of the same device to track multiple metrics but this is significantly better.