One point cloud target output corresponds to one string message. Multiple targets result in multiple
string messages. If there are no targets, no messages will be outputted.
The current version only outputs one point cloud target, which is the target closest to the module's
distance.
Note: The detection result output is controlled by the configuration command setUartOutput, which can turn off the output,
set the output period, query-only output mode, etc.
Response:
$JYRPO,par1,par2,par3,par4,par5,par6,par7*
Parameter items:
par1
par2
par3
par4
par5
par6
par7
Example:
Output 1 point cloud
target with a
distance of 0.882
meters from the
distance module.
Total number of point cloud targets:
Integer type, value range: 1~8.
Note: The current version only takes a value of 1, indicating support for only one point cloud
target.
Point cloud target number: integer type, with a
value range of 1 to the total number of point
cloud targets.
Current distance to point cloud target:
single precision floating-point type, with
unit in meters.
Placeholder parameter:
reserved, replaced with
empty spa
Current signal-to-noise ratio of point cloud target (signal
amplitude divided by threshold): single precision floating-point
type, with unitless value.
Note: for reference only, a higher signal-to-noise ratio indicates a higher
reliability of the currently detected target.
Placeholder parameter:
reserved, replaced with a
space.
Placeholder parameter:
reserved, replaced with a
space.
$JYRPO,1,1,0.882, ,1.562, , *
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