@devilstower said in Resource manager won't load either BMP or JPG:

I've been trying over and over to load images to my M5StickC using the resource manager of UIFlow.

I've reduced the size of the image I'm loading to just 2K. And I've tried saving it as 4-bit, 8-bit, 24-bit, and 32-bit. I've tried reducing .jpg quality to an abysmal 35%. I've pretty much toggled every possible setting for saving either BMP or JPG.

But each time I try to load an image, the same thing happens. Resource manager displays the name of the image, a message appears that says "uploading" and then ... nothing. The message goes away, no error is every displayed, but the image doesn't appear in either resource manager or UIFlow.

Images have to be very specific and the details can be found on page 35 of my WIP book found here - https://github.com/Ajb2k3/UIFlowHandbook/blob/master/quickblockref.pdf

If you have followed the guide and still get issue then you may have discovered a new bug.

@guors thank you.

Sorry, I have been busy and suffering depression which resulted in my book getting neglected.

@seppel as far as I am aware they are custom sized.
if you are talking about the internal bus connector then

https://m5stack.com/collections/m5-accessory/products/2x15-pin-headers-socket

If you have been using arduino then UIFLow will have been deleted from the M5Stack or stick.
M5 Burner must be placed in a folder called M5Burner to work (folder has to be created manually) one this is done then the download will start working.

There are several things to try.
1st is to use a USB hub between the M5Stack and the Mac computer.
2nd, is to use a different cable.
3rd is to use a different USB programmer to bypass the CP210x chip.
4th is to try the tips the other catalina users have posted on this forum.

@pumpui With Catalina you need to use a usb hub between the m5stack and the osx computer. there are loads of issues with cat and hardware

@hanphony said in Bluetooth support:

Hmm, but this repo hasn't been updated: https://github.com/m5stack/M5Stack_MicroPython
Thats because that firmware is no longer used.
Due to the constant updates and work on the new firmware (and the lockdown) I can't see an updated repo online yet.
@m5stack have you created a new git repo yet or are you waiting untill the firmware is out of beta ?

M5stack stopped using loboris several months ago and moved to their own port. They are now working with the official branch.
There are still some issues wit BT and wifi but they are working on it.

@klimbot said in Max 5v current out:

Hi,

I'm looking to make my own hat for my M5StickC and was looking to find the max current out available at 5v. Any ideas?

Thanks.

Depending on what kind of hat you are designing, you could design it so that it directly powers you device and supplies power to the stick instead of the stick supply the power.