Thank you for confirming. Sounds like an excuse to buy a Core as well :p

That said there is now a dedicated ENV hat you can use instead of using the ENV unit on the StickC.
I did actually originally order the M5StickC with the ENV hat but I found the temperature readings were skewed when connected to HAT pins when the wifi and screen were enabled on the device.

Hi everyone

I already have an M5StickC with PIR hat and ENV unit but I wanted to add some more units.

I bought the 3 port grove hub, light unit and rgb led unit and I now realise they will not work all at the same time.
I believe it's because the ENV unit is "Port A I2C" and the RGB LED and Light unit are "Port B IO".

When using M5flow with the M5Stick I can only ever select "Port A" when adding units so I assume the M5StickC is restricted to just the one grove port.
Also I would guess I can't supply enough power to get them all to run.

But assuming power is not an issue, using the other hubs (PaHub or PbHub) to run ENV sensor unit, light unit and RGB LED all at the same time as the PIR hat?

Thanks, B

Sorry to hijack this thread but I was about to post a new Q to ask something similar

@ajb2k3 Could you point me in the direction of how to write micropython scripts to the m5stickc over USB? I'm up and running with UIFlow but I'd quite like to just use my own editor and just run a bash script to write my python file to the device.
With the UIFlow firmware guides I didn't find much information on doing this directly over USB.
I'm on Linux btw.

Thanks

@lukasmaximus very nice! That will be useful! Thanks!

Perfect!
import urequests works great!
Thanks for the tip!

Hi all
I picked up an M5StickC with an ENV hat and very imrpessed so far! I have no experience programming with Arduino so sticking with UIFlow for now and have got fw 1.4.0 running.

Question though, how do I get the MicroPython curl library loaded? Do I have to re-build?
Or is there another library that would allow me to make HTTP POST requests?

Cheers