Zontex,
Thank you so much for your help and for the explanation!
Best regards,
Raquel

Hi Zontex, I did what you suggested and now it works fine. Thank you very much.
However, I do not understand why. Because in order to activate the 1/32 microstepping mode, M0, M1 and M2 must be in the high state. Since it is so hard to solder the pins because they are located in a difficult area of the board, I figured I could just sold everything together and they all should be in a high state this way.

Anyway, thank you very much for your help, it worked.

Hello !

The code and soldering are here: https://imgpile.com/i/u0zYLP

I activated the 1/32 microstepping mode by soldering the 3 jumpers in the board....

Does anyone else have problems controlling a stepper motor using UIFLOW software while microstepping?

It was working perfectly for full step mode. Now I've changed to microstepping at 1/32 and I cannot move the stepper up or down or whatever !!

Hi mb ! Thank you for your repply ! I followed your sugestion and uploaded the picture. Here it goes:

https://imgpile.com/images/uL9Vg4.png

Unfortunatly you can't preview it of course.
Thanks a lot for your help.

I mean... I can't upload the image... i connected the switch to 3.3V and GPIO36, used a resistor to connect to ground... and in the programing I used the [Init pin0 (Pin 36) mode IN PULL_UP] and used an [if GET pin0 value = 0] [Set Screen backgroundColor].

I mean... I can't upload the image... i connected the switch to 3.3V and GPIO36, used a resistor to connect to ground... and in the programing I used the [Init pin0 (Pin 36) mode IN PULL_UP] and used an [if GET pin0 value = 0] [Set Screen backgroundColor].

Hi ! Can anyone tell me how can I connect a button on m5stack PINs? I did the connections on the image but it gave some strange results: the device would have trouble connecting via USB, or it turnd ON but doing nothing or simple turning OFF instead.. This is an endstop button that is connected on a normally ON state

That was really helpful thank you a lot!