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@m5stickfreakler hi - did you ever solve this? I am having the same problem with both the LAN Module and the LAN Base - it initialises the LAN, gets an IP address, but just won't accept data from a browser when I try the following code:
s = socket.socket()
s.bind(('172.17.15.87',80))
s.listen(1)

I would love to get this sorted!

Cheers,

Sorry for the late reply. I simply put in the sim card the wrong way LOL. The 45° edge must be on the outside. Shame on me And of course the pins of the module are very, very short.

TF sensor?
Could it be that memory is filling up and not getting cleared out?

@skink said in Pb.Hub and Pa.Hub grayed out?:

@M5StickFreakler

Start the Desktop IDE Version (Offline Version) of UIFlow, then go to "CheckUpdate" there you start the update to the new version 1.0.9.1 then Pb.HUB and Pa.HUB are activated again and you can access them !
You may have to install the software completely again !?

greetings skink

Hi skink

This was my mistake.
I have already the newest version of UI-Flow installed but I didn't realized, that I have to change the Version via the following button too:
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So I have switched to V1.5.1 and now the pa.Hub and Pb.Hub aren't grayed out.
Too dumb of me.

Thank you and best regards
Thomas

Hi
work with M5 stack Fire,
the problem is the sensibility, this interface without external antenna is frequent to have disconnection or louse signal inside my home.
corresponding of the price.

Perhaps down the line, but currently its only possible to program it in the maixpy ide

@crami25

Thank you crami25

I thought that I have to use the RELAY-Unit-Component and the PbHub.Unit-Component simultaneously in UIFlow.
But as you told me, I just have to set the Outputs on the PbHub to 0 oder 1 :-)
No need of the RELAY-Unit-Component in software.

from m5stack import * from m5ui import * from uiflow import * import unit setScreenColor(0x222222) pbhub0 = unit.get(unit.PBHUB, unit.PORTA) while True: pbhub0.digitalWrite(0, 0, 1) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(1, 0, 1) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(2, 0, 1) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(3, 0, 1) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(4, 0, 1) wait(1) pbhub0.digitalWrite(0, 0, 0) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(1, 0, 0) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(2, 0, 0) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(3, 0, 0) wait_ms(100) pbhub0.digitalWrite(4, 0, 0) wait(1)

Great it works!

Best regards Thomas

Make Sure It's Actually Your Network Problem. ...
Power Cycle Everything and Check Other Devices. ...
Check Physical Connections. ...
Run the Windows Network Troubleshooter. ...
Check for a Valid IP Address. ...
Try a Ping and Trace Its Route. ...
Contact Your ISP. ...
Wait the Network Problems Out.

It works with Firmware V1.5.1 and above

@m5stack said in Get RSSI on connected WiFi:

wifiCfg

Refer to the documentation, you can get RSSI value of current connected WiFi by calling:

wifiCfg.wlan_sta.status('rssi')

It could be attached to the variable and / or to the function:
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@sysdl132 said in Detect LongPress-Button (but not only when released button):

@m5stickfreakler Try to set the longpress time shorter.

Thanks for reply but that wasn't the question. My code in my post works fine. :-)
But it would be great if the implemented Micropython standard solution (with events) didn't just trigger an event when I release the button.
Like my alternative code, most people want that the event is triggered immediately after the "long press time" is past, not only when the button is released.
So the Micropython event solution would be more powerful, if I could solve the "problem" in one code line instead of fifty.
I am not such good in micropython but I think there is unfortunately no simpler solution for that.

great job

There is no good solution to this problem in UIFow. If it is in Arduino, you can refer to the issue mentioned in the issues to modify Digital read to Analog read

look also here:

http://community.m5stack.com/topic/1722/tiny-webserver-crashes-after-some-hours

Import large MicroPython scripts with UIFlow
https://qiita.com/ciniml/items/68bc7f362d6985efc640

@m5stickfreakler Ok, I will tell the engineer these problem. Thank you

@world101 said in Speaker beep and Wait:

If you want additional testing help, you’ll need to post exactly what your entire flow/program looks like, including connections and Units. Obviously there is something unique in your setup that I don’t have, because it’s working for me.

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *

@timerSch.event('timer1')
def ttimer1():
speaker.sing(220, 1/16)
pass

timerSch.run('timer1', 1000, 0x00)

--> It works if I download it to the device
--> It does not work if I run it from UIFlow