It's very handy and I have looked everywhere in 2.0 but can't find it. I'm having to stick with 1.0 for now.
Thanks!
It's very handy and I have looked everywhere in 2.0 but can't find it. I'm having to stick with 1.0 for now.
Thanks!
Hey everyone!
I know this is old but if someone stubles across this like I did here's the fix...
I'm running MacOS Sequoia 15.2. To get rid of this error you have to do a couple of things:
This worked for me. I noticed the first time I did a burn it took a long time, but part of that is I was using UIFlow2.0 with all of the account binding stuff.
Hope this helps!
When using the timestamp function with the ntp flow module the timestamp is incorrect. Timezone is set correctly and all other time functions work properly.
So I finally figured it out. Turns out the stepmotor driver module is NOT compatible with Core2. Upsetting because on the page on the M5Stack store it says: "StepMotor Driver is adapted to M5 core series..." That's core SERIES, not just Core Basic. Fortunately I had a Core Basic and could test it. Works just fine.
Please let me know if I'm wrong about the Core2 compatibility. If it is let me know what I need to do to get it to work with Core2. Thanks.
So different but similar behavior with a third Core2. Still looking for help on this.
Also I should mention I have two of these modules and two core2's and all exhibit the same behavior.
Hi!
I have a core2 stacked with a Stepmotor driver module 13.2 and a m5go bottom2.
I am using the stepmotor driver UI flow elements to program it:
No matter what I try I always get this error message when loading the code, as if the module isn't connected:
I know power is getting to the base because I can drive the LEDs, and the 12v power supply is a full 5a and does power the unit from the stepmotor base, so I can't figure out the error. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks everyone for the suggestions!
I'm trying to migrate an application to the Core2 from Core and I made extensive use of the triangle/rectangle UI things but those don't appear to be supported in Core2. Any idea why or am I missing something?
@vsthose Use "Beta" for the version when you launch M5Flow and it'll be there. The version you get is 1.6.6 (at least when I do it with the windows desktop version).
@felmue Interesting. I had not tried that. Good workaround until this gets fixed for realz.
Thanks!
I'm trying to make a robust wifi connection flow for unattended use. To do this I need to put the wifi connect commands inside a conditional so that I can test/handle/etc.
Here's a simple example to demonstrate the issue
A simple flow with the wifi connect widget in the correct place (inside a conditional):
...and here is the resulting python code. Note WiFi.doConnect has moved to the top of the python code block instead of inside the else statement:
If I move the doConnect to the correct place the code works as I expect and there are no errors.
I have tried this with doConnect and AutoConnect with the same result.
Hi,
I currently have some M5Stick temperature probes scattered around and if my wifi router goes down (like it does every week for the weekly reboot) the M5Stick boots back up with the "Click to connect" orange WiFi screen, which means I have to manually click each device to reconnect.
Is there a way to have it autoreconnect? Currently using UiFlow but also know Python so I could do either.
Thanks in advance!