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  M5Stack Core2 getbattery status failed
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  更新到最新版IDE后，上述功能被移除了。 CORE2连基本绘制几何图形除了线之后都是程序实现了。 但是程序绘制后和LCD交互有些问题，估计要等IDE进一步升级解决了 另外，强烈建议IDE开发成PYTHON交互的，现在的只能图形编，程序那边只能参考啊。
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  COM.LTE Module (SIM7600G) - only CAT1?
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  COM.X 915 Doesn't respond
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  @felmue said in COM.X 915 Doesn't respond: AT+LORAWAN=? Thank you for the help. That was all it was. I fired it back up again and issues commands from the correct command set and it seems to be working. Now to try it out more. Thank you! Kelly
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  Problem when stacking, plug too loose
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  COM.LoraWan module: POWER SUPPLY...
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  Hello @bob_isat all COM.X modules have an internal DC-DC converter which takes the voltage applied at the external power jack (from 5 V to 12 V) and converts it to 5.4 V (or less). The M5Stack device (if powered from the COM.X module) always gets those 5.4 V (or less) from the output of that internal DC-DC converter (independent of whether switch S1 is set to 5 V or 12 V). So no, the 12 V are not being sent to the M5Stack device. The switch (S1) only selects the voltage going to the LoRa board, which can either be the voltage applied at the external power jack (if S1 is set to 12 V) or the 5.4 V output from the internal DC-DC converter (if S1 is set to 5 V). On the LoRa board itself is yet another DC-DC converter which creates 3.3 V for the LoRa chip. It's hard to find the proper datasheet for this DC-DC converter, but I think its input range is up to 18 V. So feeding it with 12 V should be fine. I know, it's quite confusing and it took me more than one attempt to figure it out (and I could still be wrong). I personally set the switch (S1) to 5 V and use an external power supply set to about 6 V. This allows the internal DC-DC converter to actually produce 5.4 V which then is used for both the LoRa board and the M5Stack device. If you only use an external power supply with 5 V then the internal DC-DC converter will only produce about 4.7 V (which might be marginal in some cases). Thanks Felix
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  REGISTERING the COM.LoraWan module on TTN : 2 unkown fields before EUI
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  Hello @bob_isat cool. Glad you got it working. And thanks for reporting back. Thanks Felix
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  Tutorial: Using COM.LoRaWAN in UIFlow
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  @anvalin said in Tutorial: Using COM.LoRaWAN in UIFlow: Hello @sodoku. Many thanks for sharing the tutorial! I found it on m5stack.hackster.io and it helped me a lot. Registered two COM.LoRaWAN 868MHz modules sucessfully with TTN and managed to see uplinks (alas with long join latency and lots of retrying uplinks though I am in the very middle of Berlin - it seems coverage still has to improve a lot). I am still struggling with the adaption of the official P2P example. Especially regarding use with a sensor in a setup without use of buttons to initiate data requests. If you'd find the time to extend your tutorial his would be much appreciated. Also I wonder about the real life range of the modules. I have currently set them to 5V and cannot pull data beyond 20m distance, line of sight. Seems odd ... what are your experiences? Can this be enhanced using 12V? Maybe a faulty antenna connection? As a side note - all blocks in Flow 1.7.2 are dedicated to the older blue modules - but an implementation for the M031-C is in development, as confirmed by M5Stack support. Damned, i had the same expectation! (the 12V to enhance range)...
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  OLED unit will not display anything other than M5Stack Logo
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  Same porblem here. I've burned the newest firmware and use 1.8.3. Only function woks, is on/off, invert. I cannot change what to display.
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  ECG Module impressions. Useless device
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  ECG Module code
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  It is very shame that the product is not accompanied with any documentation. Where is the detailed schematic? Where is the description of the FW? Where is the description of RawDisplay SW? Where is description of the passthrough serial? Where is protocol description?
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  GRBL13.2 firmware version
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  @world101 No worries! Thank you so much!
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  Timer camera X
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  Name 'module' isn't defined (BaseX with UIFlow)
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  @m5stack @lukasmaximus Could you help to resolve this issue? If the new firmware is not yet fixed, please provide the older version which I can use. Thanks!
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  ECG Module13.2 detailed schematic mandatory
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  stepper driver plug type ?
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  M5Paper hangs when using Shutdown with something plugged on Ports
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  Hello @inkto just curious. How do you determine the system hangs? Care to share your program? Thanks Felix
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  Lan Module - UIFlow Integration
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  Just for FYI, as of this date, the W5500 hardwire ethernet port is not well implemented in MicroPython (use wireless instead). The POE function works fine so you can use it to power your module, but communication is not working on the wired LAN. It works fine in Arduino IDE.
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  M5Paper Camera Sensor
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  Hello @derhaase interesting question - which got me curious if this is actually doable on M5Paper or not. Using all three ports (A, B and C) available on M5Paper gives you 6 GPIOs of which you can use port A for I2C (SDA and SCL) and port B and C for SPI (SCK, MOSI, MISO and CS). I did a quick test with the M5Stack Ethernet module (which uses SPI as well) and I got it working alongside the display. The trick is to properly initialize the SPI peripherals. ESP32 has four of them, two are used internally and one is used for the M5Paper display. This leaves one to connect another SPI slave device. Please note: I do not have the camera module, so I cannot test if it works with that camera as well. Good luck! Thanks Felix
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  Thermal unit MLX90640 with Core2
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  @broder It would be great if you could share the code!
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  external power barrel plug dimensions for COM.x modules
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  M5Stack support sent me this.