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-====== IMU Calibration ====== 
  
-This page describes how to calibrate the TRAX IMU in Linux. 
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-===== Getting Started ===== 
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-*To calibrate the TRAX IMU, PNI Trax Studio must be used, which can be found [[https://​www.pnicorp.com/​trax-ahrs/​| here]]. You will also need the user manual which details how various calibrations should be performed. 
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-*Since PNI Trax Studio is a windows application you will also need Wine installed. 
-<NOTE: Calibration must be performed on the sub!> 
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-    sudo aptitude install wine-stable winehq-stable 
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-==== Installing PNI Trax Studio ==== 
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-*With Wine installed, install PNI Trax Studio using default/​recommended setup. 
-    unzip TRAX-Studio-1.0.2.zip 
-    wine msiexec /i TRAX-Studio-1.0.2.msi 
-or 
-    wine start TRAX-Studio-1.0.2.msi 
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-With TRAX Studio installed, we need to make sure TRAX Studio will recognize our IMU. To do this we need to link our 
-virtual COM ports to our TRAX device. To do this we create a symbolic link between the two. With the latest versions of wine (wine 3.0.3 as of writing) we must edit our windows registry to connect these devices. 
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-*Follow the steps according to the wine [[https://​wiki.winehq.org/​Wine_User%27s_Guide#​Serial_and_Parallel_Ports| wiki]] using any COM and the value /dev/TRAX 
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-*For earlier versions of wine (prior to 2.8) use 
-    ln -s /dev/TRAX ~/​.wine/​dosdevices/​com 
-replacing the com on the end with the com device you wish to connect. 
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-==== Running TRAX Studio ==== 
-*To run TRAX Studio after setup, simply start it as any other wine program 
-    wine .wine/​drive_c/​{path to file} 
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-*When launched, you will want to select the COM port you linked to the TRAX in the previous section and click connect. 
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-*Follow the instructions detailed in the user manual under Section 5, User Calibration. (Typically Full-Range Calibration). 
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-*Further information on operation of TRAX Studio can be found in the manual under Section 6, Operation With Trax Studio.