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    loboris

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    • RE: M5Paper & Lora

      @stantheman
      You don't need to check anything, just configure spi for lower speed.
      There is not much sense in using fast spi clock with LoRa module, 1 MHz is probably enough.

      BTW, there are some LoRa modules which operates over serial port (UART) which are quite easy to use (like this one or this one).

      LoRa-E5 (STM32WLE5JC) Module is also very interesting and supports LoRaWAN too.

      posted in Modules
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper & Lora

      @felmue
      You can configure SPI to work with (almost) any GPIO on ESP32.

      posted in Modules
      loboris
    • RE: [M5Paper] - optional LED indicating ESP32 is powered or not

      It is quite easy to display any kind of indicator about power state on screen, small (or large) icon, text, etc...

      posted in Features Wish List
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper Light on?

      This device has an ePaper display which reflects the light and is readable similarly to the ordinary paper. You will be able to read it in the lighting conditions in which you can read the paper book.
      Just turn the light on.
      Some (rare) ePaper displays have the frontlight module on top of the display, like this one, but M5Paper does not have such a module.

      posted in Cores
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper power management

      In case of ESP32 you can measure power consumption with practically any multimeter in uA range.
      If the current is < 5-10 uA you have an excelent low power device.
      You will rarely need the information about power consumption in sub uA range and investing any amount in a device for measuring current of ESP32 deep sleep mode is probably waste of money (unless you need it for other measurements, of course).

      posted in Units
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper schematic

      I think it could be also usefull to make available some IT8951 documentation. It is hard to find and could be very usefull for developers.

      Data sheet
      USB Programming Guide, also relevant for SPI programming.
      SPI Programming Guide

      Display panel (ED047TC1) data sheet

      posted in Cores
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper schematic

      @zontex said in M5Paper schematic:

      @loboris Yup, quick update that after I've made the comment we've discussed and decided to release all schematics as too many of you guys requested it ! all schematics now published in our documentation.

      It was a wise decision.

      posted in Cores
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper schematic

      @macias said in M5Paper schematic:

      Hello,

      Where I can find complete schematic for M5Paper?
      I saw it after device was released but now only useless image is available as a schematic. (https://m5stack.oss-cn-shenzhen.aliyuncs.com/resource/docs/schematic/Core/m5paper/M5_PAPER_SCH.pdf)
      If anyone has a complete schematic please share it.

      Thanks

      For me this link works and schematic pdf is returned.
      In case anyone have a problem downloading it, you can get it here: https://loboris.eu/ESP32/M5Paper_schematic.pdf

      posted in Cores
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper

      @skink said in M5Paper:

      hier kannst Du sie bestellen !! "https://eckstein-shop.de/M5Stack"

      eckstein-shop.de: Delivery time : approx. 61 - 63 days

      Still 8 in stock for immediate dispatch at Distrelec.

      posted in Units
      loboris
    • RE: M5Paper power management

      @felmue said in M5Paper power management:

      Hello @loboris

      if I read the schematics correctly in power off mode signal PS_ON is low, FET2 open, PWR_EN pulled up by R35, FET1 open, VBAT zero and VSYS zero as well, therefore the values of R30 and R33 shouldn't matter since SY7088 is without power. Or am I missing something?

      BTW: The RTC will drain the battery even lower as it is directly connected to the battery and runs until 1 volts.

      Thanks
      Felix

      Thank you, I've missed that.
      RTC current is <1uA, so it should not be a problem.

      posted in Units
      loboris