@sambartle
Yes, all is working fine. When I was srated i dont find the M5Paper. After installing all m5stack elements I had the posibility tp choose th M5Paper, snd all examples running well!
I think this all means that you have to choose between being able to quickly display the same font at any arbitrary size, or being able to quickly switch between different fonts, or enable/disable bold and italic.
To be able to efficiently do both would I think require changes to the In_eSPI class to store multiple rendered fonts.
It is a bit too early because MicroPython is still not there on M5Paper that I own, but as it uses the same SHT30, I also noticed some delta issue in temperature using Arduino.
Is it a common thing with this component ?
hi @euroclie
can you please explain how did you managed to fix that problem.
i Installed this drivers also and i seems that windows can find my device, the problem is that i can't burn anything on it because it is shown as disconnected
@snmcma 在 Stack is dead :( 中说：
@m5stack 在 Stack is dead :( 中说：
you mean Arduino?
Yes, Arduino
can throw off the firmware file for overwriting in m5? and a screenshot how to write down
you can throw off all the firmware files with the instruction how to return to the initial state, micropyton does not suit me. I reprogrammed it as an esp32 dev module, unfortunately in m5stack mode it is not programmed
If you do not have a capacitor available, you can also try to set the "Upload Speed" to 115200 in Arduino IDE.
Of course the uploads are longer, but it did the job for me : i did not have any upload error since
I also installed the latest CP210x Windows driver (v10.1.1 for Windows 10) but i don't think this is necessary
Im get it. Thanks! Now im succesfull connect it via Wi-Fi to my sensor (sensor=mpu6050+esp12). There are was some problems with UDP connetions but now solve it.
Hi,
It is a built-in function of PMU. One pressing will only reset the ESP32, double pressing will be treated as power off, so the PMU will directly cut-off the MCU's power. We may supply modifying such functions in the future hardware releases.
