Hello @peolsolutions
please stop posting mostly irrelevant information. This topic is about how to remove the magnets - not about what the magnets are good for.
Thanks
Felix
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Hello @peolsolutions
please stop posting mostly irrelevant information. This topic is about how to remove the magnets - not about what the magnets are good for.
Thanks
Felix
@LeoZeLion
You can use the built-in API to use the functions of Base M5GO Bottom directly without additional blocky
@alexcap
I just stacked it normally, it should be 3.3v refering to schematic. The HPWR pins is for the high voltage modules to transfering current like Module PwrCAN or PPS etc.
@alexcap
For me, just providing the correct power supply, you can get NMEA messages over the serial port (even without the antenna plugged in). The only things you need to make sure are the pinouts are correct and the module is getting the correct power supply.
Hello @alexcap
according to the schematic, your SW2 setting and the code example I would say that you should be able to receive GNSS data on GPIO16 with baud rate 38400.
Note: I don't have the M5GNSS module to test myself, so my conclusion could be incorrect. I also do not know if the uBlox GNSS module needs to be activated via software commands in any way.
Thanks
Felix
Hello @paydogs
my M5PaperS3 running the factory test shows about 4.19 V when fully charged and still on USB-C. When I remove external power it drops to about 4.12 V.
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Felix
Hello @paydogs
I was just about to suggest that from your video it looks like the battery might be flat.
Glad you figured it out.
Thanks
Felix
Hello @scroggyg
the added 5 V power switch I use to fully turn the modem off when I want to use M5Tab5 without modem (without the need to de-solder it.
The other modification to control the POWERKEY of the modem via GPIO (instead of the default auto power on) of the modem is required for two cases:
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Felix
Hello @kuriko
thank you for this information. I just retried M5StampPico with UIFlow1 and changed the Start Mode to USB Mode and back to Internet Mode. In both cases I get the blue light. So I guess it's not connected to the server.
Thanks
Felix