Hello @NetworkUke good to hear you got it working. Happy Stacking! Felix

Hello @akshaypatil yes, 'bat' and 'gnd'. I suggest you also check out the M5StickC schematics. Cheers Felix

so - I installed that driver -- and it works ! (on all of my PCs and notebook) Perfect !! I found that I have to burn the M5Flow UI 2 times. The first time the burn process was very fast (about 5s) and after that the device shows no reaction - screen black - no reaction on any key. (according to the PC display everything was ok - no error) The second time burning was about 5 times slower, but now every thing is as it should be. The M5Stick works and I can use UIFlow. Strange -- maybe sometime anybody can explain ........ @sudoku: Thanks again for your help. regards K.D.

Thanks @felmue, I just updated M5Burner to the latest version and now it works :-)

Two negative impressions with Core2 and FACE-RFID: When booting the Core2, it creates strange noise through the speaker for about 3 seconds When off, there is a constant quiet noise through the speaker when USB is connected

Are you sure you want to do a POST request in your code and not GET?

Hello @takero in this example sending a command uses Serial2.write("AT$SF=00FFEE\r\n"); instead of print(). In another example I found println() was used. I have a feeling the COM.Sigfox module would like a \r\n as a line end. (But that is just a guess as I don't have that module and cannot test myself.) Good luck! Felix

By your website I meant the m5stack.com website. In the previous post it was indicated that the new stock would have longer pins. So, I was just checking to see if maybe I ordered right during the transition and if I order another it will have the longer pins.

Ok, I have figured out how to detect when the card is ejected by writing a file within a try - except but once the card is out I have not figured out how to get it re-mounted in code. I can get it re-mounted by resetting the CORE2. The scenario would be you eject the card and the CORE2 detects it and notifies the user to insert a new card. Once the card is inserted the CORE2 would automatically mount it and make it available for use. I am sure there is a simple command that I am missing. Thanks for any help. try: with open('/sd/IsCard.txt', 'w+') as fs: fs.write('Test Write') with open('/sd/IsCard.txt', 'r') as fs: label1.set_text(str(fs.read(10))) label0.set_text('Card has been read') NoCard = 0 except: label0.set_text('Except0') NoCard = 1 label0.set_text('Card Not Installed1')

Days of trying to install micropython on the Faces Kit I bought on Amazon. The solution I used is this. On my Mac; M5Burner; erase device. Go to https://github.com/m5stack/FACES-Firmware/ Download the master.zip Unzip. Find m5stack-micropython-tft-repl-v1.0.bin On the Mac goto Applications, right click M5burner App, "Show Package Contents" Navigate to the /FW/ directory, in resources, I believe. Copy the file UIFlow-v1.7.1-en.bin to a safe place. Copy the m5stack-micropython-tft-repl-v1.0.bin to this directory. Rename the file m5stack-micropython-tft-repl-v1.0.bin to UIFlow-v1.7.1-en.bin M5burner, burn the UIFLOW(CORE). Micropython REPL should now work with the Faces keyboard and LCD. I never could get Esptool to erase or flash directly on the M5stack. I wasted many hours trying. I have successfully used esptool on all of my ESP8266 and ESP32's.