I noticed that Arduino IDE can output tge detail Information on ELF file etc. while compiling. I think this detail information will be very helpful for studing further about the binary content in the M5Stack Flash memory.
Thank you everybody.
Firmware: M5GO core
Version: 1.13.2
Use according to the guide, graph receives data for 1 cycle, M5GO crashes afterwards.
Error" File "<string> ". line 56 in addToList Exception: 16
Der Schrittmotor funktioniert nur korrekt in der Z-Achse bei normalen (langsamen) Drehgeschwindigkeiten.
Beim Versuch, die X- und Y-Achsen zu verwenden, funktioniert der Motor nur, wenn ich die Vorschubgeschwindigkeiten auf das 10-fache oder höher erhöhe.
Wenn ich versuche, die Adresse auf 0x71 zu ändern, wird das Modul nicht erkannt.
connect imu irq pin
connect rtc irq pin to esp32 to let us know whether the irq comes from power button or rtc
let the buttons go out the case for easier access
reduce time of power on btn to a single click
seperate LED and IR for incognito use
add the L-R-Center button from the M5Paper
@prima I tried your suggestion but I can't really get it to work.
With the method I outlined the terminal works fine, but the keyboard input (USB keyboard) is not so reliable. It stop registering keystrokes after a short period. Not sure if the keyboard input get redirected to another terminal in the background or something.
Finally getting around to looking at the GPIO's on the CoreMP135.
not getting far at the moment as it took all weekend to work out how to expand the OS to use the whole card then get it to install GPIOD.
I do not see how. There are examples for displaying things on ILI9342C
using framebuffer and LVGL.
I do not see how to turn off backlight on ILI9342C. Is there some code example? Or command line utility with the code to control brightness? I was able to code that on m5stack tough on esp32 which has same ILI9342C.
Also how to wake up screen by touch?
I guess with brightness off touch functions are still there. So I need example of code listening for touch event and controlling backlight (voltage of it?) on ILI9342C.
well, you might notice the lowercase b in Gb which means it's 4 Gigabit (not 4 GigaByte). 1 byte equals 8 bits. So you'll need to divide the number by 8 if you want to convert Gigabit to GigaByte.
Have you tried using an older version of the M5CoreS3 library? Sometimes newer versions can introduce compatibility issues.
Double-check your board settings in the Arduino IDE. Make sure you've selected the correct board and PSRAM option.
Try increasing the PSRAM size in your sketch if you're using a lot of memory.
If possible, test with a different M5CoreS3 unit to rule out hardware issues.
Consider posting your code snippet if the issue persists. Sometimes the problem can be in how the PSRAM is being accessed in the sketch.
Keep in mind that PSRAM errors can be tricky to debug.
Thank you, all clear now, so M5.shutdown(600) will run again the entire setup. Great!
Now M5.shutdown(600) it is run actually every 9 minutes and M5.shutdown(3600*11) every 2 and almost a half hour, not 11 hours.
In order to avoid charging problems I use:
if (voltage<4150) {
M5.shutdown(shutdownDuration);
}
otherwise it restarts every 5 seconds when charging. Is there any other solution when charging?
The battery only charges to max 4100 and is dead at 3410: just bought a new M5Paper a week ago.
For the M5FIre do this
For the m5stack fire you need to follow these steps
Remove all modules, leaving only the host
Then try to lower the baud rate when burning
If there are wires, you can short-circuit G0-GND before powering on the device and then power on again.!
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