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@@ -140,13 +140,7 @@ $ ./lis3dh
 x: 0.534000, y: -0.882000, z: -0.102000
 x: 0.538000, y: -0.866000, z: -0.136000
 x: 0.518000, y: -0.846000, z: -0.100000
-x: 0.518000, y: -0.840000, z: -0.098000
-x: 0.542000, y: -0.876000, z: -0.098000
-x: 0.518000, y: -0.834000, z: -0.146000
-x: 0.512000, y: -0.854000, z: -0.106000
-x: 0.574000, y: -0.870000, z: -0.122000
-x: 0.518000, y: -0.846000, z: -0.098000
-x: 0.516000, y: -0.852000, z: -0.112000
+...
 ```
 ## Using FIFO
 Instead of polling for every single [x y z] set, a FIFO with programmable capacity ("watermark") can be used like such:
@@ -211,35 +205,7 @@ $ ./lis3dh
 x: 0.544000, y: -0.904000, z: -0.104000
 x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
 x: 0.528000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.528000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.104000
-x: 0.536000, y: -0.880000, z: -0.128000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.568000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
-x: 0.560000, y: -0.872000, z: -0.160000
+...
 ```
 ## Using the HP filter
 The LIS3DH can optionally apply a HP filter on the sample data. It can be used to greatly reduce the "DC acceleration" present.
@@ -303,35 +269,7 @@ $ ./lis3dh
 x: 0.008000, y: 0.000000, z: 0.000000
 x: 0.000000, y: 0.000000, z: 0.016000
 x: -0.016000, y: -0.008000, z: -0.008000
-x: -0.032000, y: 0.008000, z: 0.000000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.032000
-x: 0.024000, y: -0.016000, z: -0.008000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.016000, y: -0.032000, z: -0.040000
-x: -0.008000, y: -0.024000, z: -0.008000
+...
 ```
 ## Using interrupts
 
@@ -411,37 +349,10 @@ int main() {
 Output:
 ```
 $ ./lis3dh 
-0.2040 -1.0120 -0.1720 1.0466
-0.2200 -1.0200 -0.1600 1.0557
-0.2160 -1.0200 -0.1600 1.0548
-0.2120 -1.0240 -0.1600 1.0579
-0.2200 -1.0160 -0.1760 1.0543
-0.2080 -0.9960 -0.1720 1.0319
-0.2080 -0.9960 -0.1760 1.0326
-0.2200 -1.0200 -0.1600 1.0557
-0.2200 -1.0160 -0.1560 1.0512
-0.2160 -1.0200 -0.1600 1.0548
-0.2120 -1.0240 -0.1520 1.0567
-0.2200 -1.0240 -0.1520 1.0583
-0.2160 -1.0200 -0.1520 1.0536
-0.2160 -1.0200 -0.1560 1.0542
-0.2080 -0.9960 -0.1760 1.0326
-0.2200 -1.0240 -0.1600 1.0595
-0.2120 -1.0000 -0.1720 1.0366
-0.2120 -0.9960 -0.1760 1.0334
-0.2200 -1.0240 -0.1600 1.0595
-0.2200 -1.0200 -0.1600 1.0557
-0.2080 -0.9960 -0.1640 1.0306
-0.1920 -1.0080 -0.1600 1.0385
-0.2080 -1.0080 -0.1600 1.0416
-0.2200 -1.0240 -0.1520 1.0583
-0.2080 -1.0000 -0.1720 1.0358
-0.2080 -0.9960 -0.1480 1.0282
-0.2040 -1.0240 -0.1560 1.0557
-0.2200 -1.0240 -0.1560 1.0589
-0.2120 -1.0040 -0.1520 1.0373
-0.2120 -1.0200 -0.1560 1.0534
-0.2200 -1.0240 -0.1560 1.0589
+0.2040 -1.0120 -0.1720 
+0.2200 -1.0200 -0.1600 
+0.2160 -1.0200 -0.1600
+...
 ```
 
 ### Using i2c on STM32