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

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.

I have copied it to Applications now and it works! Why is that?

Hi @felmue, I started M5Core2-Factory test, disconnected USB and go away. About 5 hours later I came back and tried to switch on M5Core. Nothing happened. I connected USB, flashed the M5Core2 with the factory test program and everything worked fine. At the last day I used my RTC-library with alarm functions and more and it worked continuously. Cheers

Hello Van sounds like a plan - thank you. Glad to help out. Cheers Felix P.S. I am very sorry for misspelling your name previously (fixed now).

@robalstona Interesting, thankyou.

M5StickC and M5StickC Plus both use the M5StickC board in Arduino. but they use different libraries. you could follow this tutorial to setup. https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/arduino/arduino_development

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...

Hello Jack you are welcome and thank you. You'll need to check the MPU6886 datasheet There is a sleep mode bit (Bit 6) in register 107 (power management 1). When I read that register I get 0x01 which seems to be the default. To put MPU6886 into sleep mode I'd write 0x41 into that register like that: import i2c_bus i2c0 = i2c_bus.easyI2C(i2c_bus.PORTA, 0x68, freq=400000) i2c0.write_u8(107, 0x41) Thanks Felix

Finally got it working correctly. I had to use M5Burner to erase my M5StickC, and then set it all up again from scratch and reprogram it. At least I was able to get it to forget old wifi networks.

GREAT! it worked thanks!

At this moment I don't think the tools exist to rotate images on the screen. I've made an attempt at creating the 400 sprites and it's for now the best solution.

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

@m5stack ^_^

@m5stack That did the trick! Thank you! I was able to get it connected without the battery. So can I attach the battery now?