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For questions relating to the Android mobile OS when and where the usage of the OS used for IoT purposes. If your question does not have a specific IoT part please consider asking on the Android Stack Exchange.
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Read and Send Orientation Sensor Values from Android to Arduino
I'm not sure why you're checking for z's and so on but your first else if clause ensures that none of the clauses in the rest of the block is ever executed.
else if (state != 'z' && state!=0) {
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