Hello @Zontex

Understood. Thank you for checking.

Maybe it could still be wired to a GPIO, but via a solder bridge, so it could be used optionally?

Anyways, I've soldered a wire from AXP IRQ to ESP32 GPIO35. I can detect now when USB (aka ACIN) has been connected or disconnected while ESP32 is in light sleep and use that to wake up.

Cheers
Felix

Hello @jimbo_s

you're welcome. I am glad you got it working to your liking.

Happy Stacking!
Felix

Hi @Zontex

No offence, but I went ahead and created my own M5GO in white with some additional modifications, actually mostly removing stuff which consumes too much power for my battery operated project. I've called it M5PogoBottom.

Cheers
Felix

yee i have the same problem.

Hello @m5stack

I can imagine you guys are busy with all the new exiting products (M5CoreInk, M5Paper etc.), but I was wondering about when Rop's excellent improvements for M5Core2 will be approved?

BTW: I am using Rop's code for a while now and with great success.

Thank you very much in advance.

Felix

Hello @revta

thank you for sharing your experience.

Re ATECC608A: I did not notice the link in the M5Core2 documentation until now.

However running an I2C scanner on M5Core2 doesn't reveal such a device (which by default should have address 0x35). All devices the scanner detects are: 0x34 (AXP), 0x38 (Touch), 0x51 (RTC) and 0x68 (IMU).

The 8 pin IC close to USB-C you referring to I think is part of the protection circuit for the SD card - but I could be wrong about that.

At this point my conclusion is that the ATEC608A never made it into the final design.

Happy Stacking!
Felix

that did it
THANK you

@felmue Wow thank you for all the information

Hi @Zontex

thank you for looking into it, I appreciate it. Please let me know if there is anything I can help with or test.

Thanks
Felix

Cool！

Hello Rop

nice, now we already have two keyboard layouts (anybody working on Dvorak?).

I like your solution for uppercase letters and the caret handling is nifty - well done.

Cheers
Fexli

Hi Van

thank you for the test application. I've added my test (using a finger) in the issues section. I think I have a stylus somewhere and when I find it I'll give it another go.

Cheers
Felix

It's just a web frontend to the adafruit font converter thing. Might have a look once I'm done with a bunch of other Core2-related goodness. Feel free figure out WTF...

Rop, all the included examples run fine.
I found that the problem is that Button::_hidden is uninitialized. I will open an issue.

Now I can easily add hit and miss sounds to my button testing app. Will update soon.

you could ignore the version notice. just select the core2 device on the setting page will be ok.
1.0.12 was for the Desktop IDE software version.
1.4.5 or 1.6.x was for the UIFlow firmware version.

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