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<description> Does anyone know the expected sample rate on the Nunchuck?

We were able to successfully open up a Wii Nunchuck, add a small circuit board with a PIC16 and an FTDI USB-to-serial converter and make it show up as a usbserial device on a Linux device. However, we are only getting data packets at 3.67Hz. When I look on the scope, that is how exactly fast the packets are coming on the I2C bus from the original Nunchuck board.

Is there something I can do to change that rate?

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