Update: I confirmed that I can reproduce this issue with the latest version (i.e., v1.12.3). I also tried specifying the SSID and PASSWORD using a Network block but got no luck. Can anybody else reproduce this issue?

@mono-mono go into uiflow2 and change the name by clicking on the device on the bottom of the screen

@mtylerjr I'm already working with alpha 21

So I answered 1] myself (yes, you can power an Atom via the grove power pins)

I still would like to know the specs of the different devices, what the minimum current is for operation, with and without bluetooth (obviously using RF would take more power, to transmit)

These seem like basic questions for someone trying to incorporate these products into a design - but I can't find any relevant info :(

Thank you very much for your answer.
I use Arduino

OK, I just had the same problem and .... is amazing, but the manufacturer Heltec has their libraries on this pcb wrong or at least obsolete. When you put as PCB a "Wireless stick lite" trying to program, but its version is the latest (v3) with an ESP32S3, it shows an error message. Solution, use the expressif PCB library instead of the Haltec library and select the correct board and the problem will be solved.

@teastain said in Atom lite header spacing between the two rows:

@gorstj HY2.0-4P. (2mm)
as per:
https://shop.m5stack.com/products/grove-t-connector-5pcs-a-pack

Wrong connector

@gorstj said in Atom lite header spacing between the two rows:

I am looking to use an Atom Lite within a project I am building a custom PCB (needs to interact with a LIN controller via serial)

I assume the two rows of pins on an Atom Lite are standard 2.54mm spacing. (I don't have my Atom Lite yet though!)

What is the exact distance between the two rows of female header on the Atom Lite? I can't find it within any of the datasheets?

Thanks for any help.

Here is a 3D mockup of my PCB - obviously the header has to be exactly the correct width.
0_1685091375332_pcb.png

The pins are indeed normal headers and the spacing of the headers is 7 header pins from one side to the other centre to centre with the equivalent of 5 unused header pins between them. (sorry hard to describe as the battery in my calibers has died).

@teastain is describing the grove connector on the bottom not the back.

Somehow I managed to link S3 devices to my account by flashing Alpha-9 version of UIFlow firmware, instead of the newest one.

Atom uses a Pico D4 variant and probably lacks the resources needed of the full esp32’S found in the Core2 controller

@st998 no worries caught me out the first time

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