Hello @phesterman

sorry, no. I don't know how to bind a device outside M5Burner.

Maybe try contacting M5Stack support?

Thanks
Felix

Hi guys

I noticed that my M5PaperS3 touch screen is slightly less sensitive when running from battery. Touching the screen with more than one finger helps.

Notes:

• Touch wake-up is only possible in ESP light sleep. Please find and example here.
• Touch wake-up from ESP deep sleep is NOT possible as that would require the touch interrupt line to be connected to a so called RTC GPIO which is not the case in M5PaperS3.
• Touch wake-up from shutdown mode is NOT possible as the eInk display and touch IC are not running in shutdown mode.

Thanks
Felix

@louisandthecat
Do you mean updating the microPython code over Wi-Fi?

Hello @phesterman

hmm, have you tried to put M5PaperS3 into download mode manually?

Thanks
Felix

@SilentSquirrel
How do you control your LED? Is it simply on/off or is there a driver chip?

@ploegmma
This function is not wrong, it is just overloaded multiple times
The parameters I typed randomly can compile successfully.
StickCP2.Display.drawChar('s', 0, 0, 2);

@m5hehehe
the i2c driver install error do not affect any function, please review your codes

@EricB said in Running Python GUI apps on CoreMP135 with Debian:

@ajb2k3
Awesome demo ! thanks .
Any advice on "softer" way to reload an updated GTK app ?

been using "reboot" and "kill <proces num>"
I haven't gotten that far yet, still working on backend information

Hello @phesterman

that small size doesn't look correct. My guess would be that the firmware file downloaded into M5Burner is corrupt (too short).

Try re-downloading the firmware into M5Burner by first clicking onto Remove and then onto Download. Also there is a UIFlow2.2.1 version now to try.

Thanks
Felix

@kaidencoolkid No, You need to erase the stick first before burning firmware.