Well as long as it comes ... ideally 2021 ... im cool ... was just afraid there would be no support at all ... since I dont plan on learning C or using arduino ide ....
Hopefully this is just the start of bigger screens.... I would love to have a bigger m5 lcd version as well
Got myself a m5paper ... so far there is no support for uiflow right ?
Any advice on how to use this thingy with micropython. ty
@m5stack said in How to get Device infos from m5stack Devices:
we didn't open-source all firmware code.
this function would add it in the next version. we will release it this week or next week.
the API would be like that
import deviceCfg deviceCfg.get_board_name()
I installed the latest firmware so was it included ? What is the name of the funciton ?
Can I rely on this working across all devices ? otherwise I may just need to let the user name devices themselves. ;)
did order 1 .. in hopes it will be decent with deep sleeP :D
thanks for the heads up ... I would hope that they made some kind of effort in that regard ... for this particular model.... if anywhere .. I would expect it here..
Quote :
", RTC(BM8563) for controlling accurate timing and deep sleep funcionality. "
Sure its educational ... so it will be worth to me regardless...
if not ... it will still be good to get me started for maybe my own project with a regular esp32 or smth...
E-ink combined with low power is intersting to me .
Already had my eye on a combination of waveshare e-ink displays combined with a esp32 setup....
So this is a good start ;)
@ajb2k3 said in How to get Device infos from m5stack Devices:
There is a way to get the information as M5Burner queries the information before attempting to erase the firmware.
Look at esptool.py and see how it queries the port.
I have no idea what you are talking about.
I just wondered if deep sleep works out of the box on m5stack like described here :?
deep sleep esp32
or if there is anything else I need to look out for. I just want :
1- make device sleep
2-wake up after 24 hrs
3 - run script
4- repeat
So I could put it somewhere on a single charge ... and it would maybe last a month or more
Edit .. nvm I think you were still talking about the device info .. myy bad ..
Already marked this as solved in my head ... as I will just wait for the update as @m5stack mentioned ... and use that for device info.
btw I just ordered the new e-ink model ....
I havent messed with deep sleep yet ... is there somewhere I can read up on sleep modes and how to use them with the m5stack ?
I was hoping I could use the ink model efficiently by geting data via wifi once a day and then power it down and wake up automaticall if thats possible ?
If I remember correctly the esp32 should be able to do this right ?
Alright.
Guess I will just have to ask again in a couple weeks in case the function doesnt show up somewhere in the uiflow repo.
Thanks for adding the stuff
@m5stack
Ohh that would be great.
Thank You ... This will make things easier.
When the things is implemented .... where can I read about the added functions ?
can you point me to the place @github ?
I only found that get_version is imported by
import m5base
but I couldnt find m5base code on github :D
@m5stack said in How to get Device infos from m5stack Devices:
you could refer to this program to get the battery status info:
https://github.com/m5stack/M5StickC/tree/master/examples/Basics/AXP192
but before you compile it. you need to download the
M5StickC-Pluslib for you device. and change the program include code.
Wait so there is no way to get info for Model name ?
, or firmware version ? {"model : M5Stick C plus , firmware : v1.1.1}
Which is what im mainly intersted in.
I just want some indicator I can acces to figure out what m5stack model it is
(using micopython) ? Workarounds would work for me too
I want to send a message ... and the m5stack device should tell me what model it is (Response : "I am a M5Stick Model C)
No ideas ?
Edit : Im using UIflow