Brian Pratt's Homepage

• 1: Welcome
  • 1.1: About Me
• 2: Projects
  • 2.1: Software
    • 2.1.1: Web Cloner
    • 2.1.2: Chess
    • 2.1.3: RCS
  • 2.2: RTOS
  • 2.3: Senior Project
  • 2.4: LANL Internship
  • 2.5: DES Cracker
  • 2.6: Digital Comm
• 3: Research
  • 3.1: FPGAs in Space
  • 3.2: SEU Mitigation
  • 3.3: Partial TMR
  • 3.4: Digital Comm
• 4: Docs
  • 4.1: Linux
  • 4.2: Mac OS X
  • 4.3: Other
• 5: Software
  • 5.1: Geolocator.app
  • 5.2: Awesome Ball
  • 5.3: AccSim
  • 5.4: Roomote
• 6: Resume
• 7: Contact

AccSim iPhone App

Accelerometer-Simulator (AccSim) is an iPhone app available on the App Store for free.

I didn't write this application. The application source code is available on Google Code under the new BSD license. The credit for the source goes to Otto Chrons.

I am releasing the app on the App Store for free because it is something I wanted to have available when I was playing around with the iPhone SDK and Simulator before I decided to pay the $99 iPhone developer fee which allows you to download apps to your device. I figured someone else out there might also appreciate this being available. There are other apps on the store based on this code, but they aren't free ;-)

Connect AccSim to the iPhone Simulator

First, you will need to add two files to your XCode project (from the Google Code page):

• AccelerometerSimulation.h
• AccelerometerSimulation.m

Follow the rest of the instructions on the Google Code page.

Connect AccSim to any other computer program

Here is an example in python of how to receive the packets from the AccSim app:

• testaccsim.py

The instructions on the Google Code page will get you started. I haven't actually tried using the python interface. It would be interesting to control other things with the iPhone, though!