Accessing Motorola MC9500 motion sensor programmatically?

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I am currently working on a windows mobile application for Motorola MC9500 which has Windows Mobile 6.5. I have tried Symbol's EMDK library to access inbuilt motion sensor of the device without any luck.

The EMDK for .NET v2.7 has Symbol.Sensor class library in it which is supposed to be accessing all inbuilt sensors, but I have no idea how to work with it.

Symbol.Sensor.SensorManager manager = new Symbol.Sensor.SensorManager();

I get a 'MissingMethodException' exception here, saying...
Can't find PInvoke DLL 'SensorsAPI.dll'.

What should I do to access the motion sensor using C# ?

If there is any other alternative, please tell.

Posted 14-Jun-13 3:02am

hemendrasharma

Updated 21-Jun-13 1:14am

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CHill60 14-Jun-13 10:26am

Have you tried contacting Motorola?

hemendrasharma 14-Jun-13 11:04am

Well, I don't see any option of asking question to anyone on Motorola website.

Ezra Neil 14-Jun-13 23:29pm

Using Symbol.Sensor would be your best way. Have you tried coding with it already? If yes show us the code.

hemendrasharma 17-Jun-13 5:44am

Symbol.Sensor.SensorManager manager = new Symbol.Sensor.SensorManager();

I get a 'MissingMethodException' exception here, saying...
Can't find PInvoke DLL 'SensorsAPI.dll'.

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