@amdiaz1065391
try reflash factory firmware
https://docs.m5stack.com/zh_CN/guide/restore_factory/m5stickc_plus

@TomKatt you can checkout reddit and discord servers

@MCU1536
we will add a UiFlow2 tutorial for CoreMP135 soon

Data loss can be prevented and accessibility is ensured by automatically saving UIFlow programs in the cloud. Integrate Google Drive, Dropbox, or AWS S3 for automatic backups if built-in cloud sync is available. With version control, GitHub or GitLab can be used to track changes. The functionality of autosave can be enhanced with custom solutions that utilize Firebase or real-time databases. Using autosave ensures seamless workflows, data security, and easy recovery, thereby improving productivity and collaboration across devices.

@HW101 @Scotty42
pull the TRIG pin low and scan this barcode
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@TomKatt BTW, I love your Blown Away by Maxell.
The ‘Canvas’ is M5’s name for TFT_eSPI !
Keep up the good work!

@konacurrents
Hi Scott,

I ran into the same problem. Did you find a solution?

BR // Scotty42

@MCU1536 no its command line only at present.

@ajb2k3
Thanks for the reply! My Fire v2.7 initially had some difficulty loading with UIFlow V2 - it would just reset with blank screen. Somehow I did manage to get V2 burned and am experimenting with it now.

EDIT - if I accidentally selected Public during initial setup, how do I change that to Private mode ?

EDIT 2 - never mind, figured it out. Wasn't the most intuitive option but I reset as desired.

@Kris what you see on multimeter (mA) in place of AIN module? Any values in range of 4-20mA?

@dm4401
The documentation of UiFlow2 is a bit hidden: https://uiflow-micropython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
UiFlow2 can of course use PWM, you need to add this function in the Hardware on the left.
We recommend using the online version of UiFlow2, because UiFlow1 is being phased out. The offline version of UiFlow1 has long stopped updating.

@ChrisFSB Any ideas here folks? Thx!

v1.1 is out and its crazy

@MCU1536 You cant it just doesn't have the power.
The Core has a custom bistro because the kernel has to be compiled specifically for the CoreMP135 specific hardware setup.

Hello @desmbr

indeed, that doesn't look good. I wonder if maybe the internal battery is defective preventing the power rails from reaching the proper voltages.

Edit: first, however I would unplug the hat and maybe try a different USB power supply.

If you still have warranty, I suggest you ask for a replacement.

If not, you might try to open it and disconnect the battery to see if that helps. These pictures I took a while ago might be helpful opening M5CoreInk.

Thanks
Felix

@davekc You doubt him at your peril, Sir!