Suggestions for future releases.
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how do you get this then? i see peple getting it... but from where?
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Where can we get a device for building prototype?
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I agree, the bundled library for the screen graphics works but it would be nice to me able to change it out without having to edit the m5stack library itself.
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Also I can't seem to figure out how to power it off while its charging...
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All very cool, but if its real it will be better if main core and bottom will have 4 M3 screws instead of 2, becouse main and bottom cores not fully close together.
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Hey @tonywestonuk. I tried using the TFT_eSPI library that you mentioned (I'm having issues with nRf24L01 and LCD working together). When you specified the pins for CS/CE did you use the "D8" node-mcu type pin names or just "27"? If so I wouldn't mind knowing what values (I know which GPIO pins I should be using).
Cheers!
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Ah, I think I might have been a bit blind this morning and didn't spot this:
I'm guessing that there isn't any more modifications that you had to make to get it working?
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The Grove's Vcc would be nice to be 3.3V as the ESP32 is powered by 3.3V. Also, the Grove socket/connector is too tight, so much so, Grove male connector will break the edge.
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but many devices need 5V, ESP32's IO can fit for 5V, anyway, i will think about this.
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M5Stack now uses SPI mode for SD Card access.
It would be better if in some future core board release 1-line SD mode could be used.
Not only it works better, but one extra pin would be available to the user (only 3 pins are needed for 1-line SD mode).
If psRAM is used (hopefully all new M5Stacks will be with psRAM), this pin could be routed to the M5Stack 2x15 pin header instead of unusable GPIO16/GPIO17.
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thanks for suggestions
