ATOM LITE don't have build-in any I2C slave device.

you could set any GPIO pin for i2c conmmuication.

@marsalkm This ability should work on M5StickC units with the MPU6886. There's more info on this thread here:
https://community.m5stack.com/topic/2039/wake-up-on-pick-up

You can try to reset your 'sick-C' by erase your flash and burn the firmware again?
(my older m5stickC bought at 2017 .it never 'died'. I erase and burn the firmware for about 1,500 times and it never 'sicked')

just like him said. don't comment the M5.begin();

Thanks! It worked.

In the REPL of any program you need to hit ctrl + c to kill any running processes in order to get to a command prompt

very nice fix @tehnolog it worked with my newer stickC but not the older one, M5atom also couldn't be recognised but they should be using the same chip i thought

It seems I've answered my own question. By switching over to the "beta" version of UIFlow, it appears that ENV II is available, so will be supported in upcoming versions.

Mark it closed!

for the time being. Easyloader package project file is not open source

@giulio can you describe the problem? Does the stick fail immediately when you disconnect? If not, can you check battery voltage and flow?

@anuj01 Another alternative is to use the M5 official IO expander unit.
https://m5stack.com/collections/m5-unit/products/official-extend-serial-i-o-unit
M5StickC has an I2C grove port, and you can connect this unit to it. I have tested and it works. Good luck.

I've had more of a play, and it seems that it is an issue with one of my M5Stick devices, the YUN works fine with others. I'd still like to know what is wrong though, the device that is not working is brand new.

@klimbot said in Max 5v current out:

Hi,

I'm looking to make my own hat for my M5StickC and was looking to find the max current out available at 5v. Any ideas?

Thanks.

Depending on what kind of hat you are designing, you could design it so that it directly powers you device and supplies power to the stick instead of the stick supply the power.

I noticed that when pressing the ctrl-d key combination in REPL micropython it stops / blocks displaying the message Cpu Halted. And the only reset option is to physically disconnect the power supply (in the case of m5atom)

I understand and thanks for your time, i used to program in arduino and i liked how ui flow is and was wondering why there is no code for it.

I have achieved quite good results with the Seeed Studio Grove 3-Axis Digital Compass V2.
https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Grove-3-Axis_Digitial_Compass_v2.0/

@Pepsi Thanks, I could not find the call to decrease the speed. Not very much, but it helps.