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# Integration of Sensors with PixHawk | ||
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### Lidar-lite V3 | ||
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{% content-ref url="connecting-lidar-lite-through-i2c.md" %} | ||
[connecting-lidar-lite-through-i2c.md](connecting-lidar-lite-through-i2c.md) | ||
{% endcontent-ref %} | ||
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# Connecting lidar-lite through I2C | ||
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## Step :1  | ||
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Connect Lidar to the Pixwahk by 6 pin connector to the I2C port by the 3 pin connector . | ||
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## Step :2 | ||
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Connect the Pixhawk to the laptop and go to vehicle setup -> parameters and set the following parameters:- | ||
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* [RNGFND1\_TYPE](https://ardupilot.org/copter/docs/parameters.html#rngfnd1-type) = 3 “LidarLite-I2c” | ||
* [RNGFND1\_MAX\_CM](https://ardupilot.org/copter/docs/parameters.html#rngfnd1-max-cm) = 3500 (the maximum range the lidar can accurately report in cm) | ||
* [RNGFND1\_MIN\_CM](https://ardupilot.org/copter/docs/parameters.html#rngfnd1-max-cm) = 20 (the mininum range the lidar can accurately report in cm) | ||
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## Step :3 | ||
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To check if the lidar is working back to home page and go to Analyze tools ->Mavlink inspector -> DISTANCE\_SENSOR and if the frequency is non-zero and the current distance is changing upon moving the lidar means the lidar is working properly. | ||
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