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\f0\fs24 \cf0 In order for the program to properly work the AcceleroMMA7361 library must be added to your Arduino library folder and the program restarted.\
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The maximum number of data points that can be collected on the Arduino SRAM is 700. Additional data points may be collected with a SD card or additional storage.\
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The scaling factor for the values found "x" is: ((x/100)-1)/acceleration due to gravity). Acceleration to gravity roughly equals 9.8 . The scaled values are in units of m/s^2.\
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To change how often data points are collected open the program file and change the constant integer loop_time to your desired time. This number is in milliseconds.\
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The LEDs correspond to each of the buttons and the following action. The button farthest from the accelerometer turns the green LED on and records values. The LED will turn off when pressed again and values will stop being collected. The red LED corresponds to the button closest to the accelerometer and lights up when values are being transmitted to the serial monitor.\
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The red LED will flash twice at the beginning to indicate that the startup loop and calibration has completed and data can now now be collected.\
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Enjoy!}