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IWR6843ISK-ODS: Range Plot on the Industrial Visualizer

Part Number: IWR6843ISK-ODS

Tool/software:

How do I enable the Range Plot on the Industrial Visualizer v.2.10.00.04 in Linux through the Python source code? 

Is there a way to see the Average Height? And the Fall Detected text? This information is not visible by default.

  • Hi Brian,

    This should be enabled by default in the people tracking demo. Does it not work for you? Can you show a screenshot?

    Best,

    Nate

  • Hi,

    The range plot is not enabled for the 6843 device. the average height and fall detected text should appear, but perhaps it's a windows vs linux thing. Can you see them on a windows machine?

    Best,

    Nate

  • Thanks Nathan,

    It could be a windows vs linux issue. The text does appear on the windows application, but not the linux. A follow up question related to that point. Do you know how to enable the the height and fall detected text in the linux version? A step further, how to get the text to appear on the left side of GUI panel near the Fall Detection Sensitivity slider? The reason for this is that we want to disable the GUI display of the bounding box because it uses up too much processing power.   

  • Hi Brian,

    A follow up question related to that point. Do you know how to enable the the height and fall detected text in the linux version?

    I'm sure this is possible, but you'll need to investigate it yourself. At the end of the day, our gui is a development tool, and it can be modified to fit your needs. 

    A step further, how to get the text to appear on the left side of GUI panel near the Fall Detection Sensitivity slider? The reason for this is that we want to disable the GUI display of the bounding box because it uses up too much processing power.   

    You could add another text widget or similar object to accomplish this. Take a look at our frame counter logic and mimic it for a rough example.

    Best,

    Nate