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# IIODEVICES Service

## Overview

iiodevices service allows getting data from iiodevices. For now it allows to
to get data from acceleration, gyroscope and electronic compass.

## General Scheme

As soon as a client subscribes to the agl-service-iiodevices binding,
the binding gets values from sensors and send it to subscribers as events.
Subscribers can choose their frequency and indicates what values they wants at
subscription.

## Verbs

| Name               | Description                                 | JSON Parameters                                                   |
|:-------------------|:--------------------------------------------|:---------------------------------------------------------------   |
| subscribe          | subscribe to 9 axis events                  | *Request:* {"event": "accel", "args":"xy", "frequency": "10" }|
| unsubscribe        | unsubscribe to accelero events              | *Request:* {"event": "accel" } |

## Events

For now, there are 3 different events matching with the different available sensors.

* "accel": is for acceleration data
* "magn": is for gyroscope data
* "anglvel": is for electronic compass data

## Frequency

Frequency is in Hertz, if the frequency is not filled, events are triggered via file descriptor.

## Remaining issues

- Provide a json config file so that configures the device name and the channel name.
- Handle several values simultaneously, see trigger
- Update it to other iiodevices
- channel static infos: add suffix in json for each different static infos between channels
- read channel values only for the maximum frequency

## M3ULCB Kingfisher

M3ULCB Kingfisher is equipped with a 9 axis sensor device (LSM9DS0) and the R-Car Starter
Kit can read sensor value via I2C interface and iiodevices is provided for
these sensors.