Fix calibration initialization issue in calibrate() #35
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Previously, calibrationData[3][2] was set to zeros since read() was not called before getX(), getY(), and getZ(). This caused incorrect calibration when any axis had consistently positive or negative values, resulting in max/min values being zero. This fix removes the unnecessary assignment to calibrationData[3][2], ensuring proper calibration.
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Previously, calibrationData[3][2] was set to zeros since read() was not called before getX(), getY(), and getZ(). This caused incorrect calibration when any axis had consistently positive or negative values, resulting in max/min values being zero.
This fix removes the unnecessary assignment to calibrationData[3][2], ensuring proper calibration.