Arduino ADXL345 Accelerometer - How to read out the Arduino ADXL345

The Arduino ADXL345 Accelerometer is a great sensor for measuring all your accelerating needs. With the tiny Arduino ADXL345 sensor you are able to receive the XYZ axis values and it's corresponding G force. In this video we will take a closer look on how to read out these values from the get go.
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[@vantasy5335]

Saaaaaay whaaat!!! He's alive!!!

[@tcurdt]

There are different versions of the module out there. It seems like the most common ones don't have a level shifter which means the IO lines should be limited to 3.3V. So a direct connection to a 5V Arduino might not be the best idea.

[@awihamzahrambe3012]

Hello, sir. If we want the reading only for the Y axis, what is the form of the coding, sir?

[@Darkshar13]

#include

int ADXL345=0x53;
String x,y,z;
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(9600);
Serial.println("Iniciar");
Serial.println();
Wire.begin() ;

}
void loop()
{
//leer los valores e imprimirlos
Wire.beginTransmission(ADXL345);
Wire.write(0x32);
Wire.endTransmission(false);
Wire.requestFrom(ADXL345, 6 ,true);
x =getWireRead();
y =getWireRead();
z =getWireRead();
Serial.println(" X : " + x + "g Y : " + y + "g Z : " + z + " g " );
delay(100);
}

float getWireRead(){
float value = ( Wire.read () | Wire.read()

[@alienpredator1973]

but can i use for positional tracking

[@jan7641]

Will you ever do a face reveal?