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  • Firmware updates, Hardware Revisions, New Product info can be found here.

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    @MJL_StL thanks so much for showing it to me.

  • M5Stack Events

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    @crami25 I’ve been looking at the 4Relay Module with UIFlow as well. The main thing I’m trying to figure out is how the four relay channels are exposed in UIFlow and whether they can be controlled independently. It would also be useful to know if there are any limitations when switching multiple relays at the same time.

  • Wish for a feature that doesn't exist yet? this is the place to ask for it. we will collect all the requirements and enquiry's and who knows ... sometime wish might come true!

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    Hi All, Thanks you for providing such exceptional quality, versatile kit at so reasonable a price! The PoE Camera comes with a BackBrick and Tripod compatible mount. Please consider making this mount kit available separately from the Camera. CLIP-A and CLIP-B are useful, perhaps the tripod mount could be released as CLIP-C to enhance the range. Cheers, Dave

  • Forum rules - Announcements - General chit chat (ESP-32, ESP-8266, IoT, Raspberry Pi etc...)

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    @Lukastab5 said: Until now, I’ve been using the Cardputer ADV with the CAP LoRa 1262 module. I mainly used the GPS for navigating through the forest. Everything worked great. A few days ago, I bought the Tab5 (plus keyboard) with the GPS V1.1 module. Unfortunately, unlike the ADV, the Tab5 doesn't have a GPS program in its demo software—or at least I don't know how to activate it. So, I decided to install BRUCE. However, Bruce doesn't detect the GPS V1.1 module either; even after standing outside for over 600 seconds, nothing happened. I decided to connect the GPS V1.1 to the Cardputer ADV. Unfortunately, a problem arose there: the ADV insisted on using LoRa as the GPS source and didn't recognize the GPS V1.1 connected via the 4-wire cable on the side. I don't know if I received a defective unit or if I'm doing something wrong. Please help! PS: I also asked Chat.M5Stack, and it suggested swapping RX and TX. But I have no idea how to do that or how to enter the code it showed for the Tab5. ’d check the module’s wiring, RX/TX pin assignments, and whether the installed firmware supports that GPS module. Since it also fails to work on the ADV, confirming the correct connection and testing with a compatible GPS example would help determine whether it’s a setup issue or a defective unit.

  • Core and Modules info.

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    On a CoreS3 SE I measured where the touch panel reports touches on the printed icons below the screen. They come in with y between about 258 and 279 (the screen ends at 239), and x around 88 to 98 for the left arrow, 159 to 194 for the circle and 227 to 248 for the right arrow. So all three zones work, they are just below the visible area, and you have to touch the printed icons themselves, not the screen edge. I use them as volume and brightness controls in a NES and Game Boy emulator, code here (frame_hook.cpp): https://github.com/silasgubi/m5stack-cores3-faces-emulator/blob/main/firmware/src/frame_hook.cpp Notes on this and other CoreS3 findings: https://github.com/silasgubi/m5stack-cores3-faces-emulator/blob/main/docs/LESSONS.md

  • Projects Sharing.

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    In another thread I have a pointer to my T48 ROM and OneROM burner software, but I've decided to turn that into a multitool for around my shop. So now you can make your tab5 into six shop tools: T48/OneROM burner USB/Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse plus programmable macropad SwiftTerm terminal emulator with SSH RPN Calculator Unit conversion application Scientific Formulas Only the T48 situation requires an external device connected via USB that you must buy. The OneROM burner will burn OneROMs via USB cable. The keyboard/mouse will work via direct USB connection or bluetooth, obviously. The terminal emulator should work with pretty much all RS-232 USB dongles as well as ssh over the network. The RPN calculator is just a calculator. Unit conversion is pretty nice and feature rich. And the scientific formula setup is quite thorough and even includes images and unit conversion built in. All apps that require USB connections need you to connect via the USB-A port, NOT the USB-C port as that's the host connector. And all apps will work better with the optional Tab5 keyboard, but no apps require it...there is an on-screen keyboard available whenever the physical one is absent. When connected to the internet via wifi, there's also a nice web configuration interface that can let you setup programmable macropad functions in the keyboard/mouse setup, too. And we have a few pre-programmed screens like media controls and such. I love this little device. So powerful and yet inexpensive and tough. And don't forget to check out my 3D printable base with kickstand here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3400348-m5stack-tab5-keyboard-battery-base#profileId-3871457

  • This is the place to discuss driver issues, M5 burner troubleshooting, and development of software compatible with M5Stack

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    Can it understand and speak Thai? Can I talk to it in Thai and get spoken Thai replies? Does it work in Thai out of the box, or do I need to install anything or write code? Also, can it remember previous conversations? Thanks!

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    スイッチサイエンスのWebサイトを見るとM5StickC Plus、M5StickC Plus2については【在庫限り】と記載があります。 これは終売(廃盤)になるという意味で良いですか？ 合わせて、M5StickC Plus SEは今後も販売継続でしょうか？終売(廃盤)でしょうか？ M5StickC S3が正当な後継なのかと捉えておりますが、UIFlowを利用する前提ですとS3はUIFlow2.0のみの対応の認識です。 UIFlow2.0はWeb IDEのみ提供の認識ですが、UIFlow1.0のようにローカル環境で開発できる方法はありますか？ UIFlowでローカル環境で開発できる方法があれば、M5StickC S3 とUIFlow2.0への移行を進めたいと考えています