msclissa

The code provided does not show any functions that actually attempt to communicate with the node. It may be helpful to know what function is failing and what the error...

Sorry for the delayed response. Once the node is configured to output the derived channels, those data points are read in from the base station through the same `BaseStation::getData()` function...

You set up the configuration object, but will need to actually apply it to the device before enabling the trigger - a trigger with type 0 (None) cannot be enabled....

Sorry for the delay! I ran my test in C++, as far as the API goes the calls I made were identical to what you are using. I am about...

I'm seeing the same error you're seeing with Python, regardless of version. I haven't tried .NET yet, but it's definitely possible there will be the same issue. MSCL is written...

The following function can be used instead of `InertialNode::setEventTriggerConfig()`. Everything can be set up the same way you have it already and the workaround function will turn those objects into...

Unfortunately no update on this yet, sorry for the delay!

What is the behavior you're seeing? Any error messages? Was the `LORD Sensing - MicroStrain` sub-pallet added to the standard Functions (block diagram) palette?