@rodrigob For info I managed to get things going by patching https://github.com/m5stack/uiflow-micropython/ to add the Unicode font from examples/Advanced/Display/Display_Unicode in the firmware.

@felmue Felix, thanks for your response. This indeed works. Trying to read/write some other registers (digital in) no luck yet, but at least there is some progress. Thanks again.

Hello @cocoa I am seeing the same Invalid chip error for the M5AtomS3Lite UIFlow2 firmware using M5Burner on Linux. Unfortunately I don't know how to fix that. If you're up to it you could build UIFlow2 firmware yourself - it's what I did. See here. Thanks Felix

@Robertof https://uiflow2.m5stack.com/?pkey=cbe08188f2274ae5bac2b0616fe6004f

@winnergold No, Micropython and C are 2 grammatically different programming languages

@mattarnold700 Looks like you need to define a touch zone around the image. [image: 1720860647920-screenshot-2024-07-13-at-09.50.20-resized.png]

Hi guys please try v2.0.9 which has the issue resolved. Thanks Felix

Hi I although try to play a soundfile .wav in UIFlow 2 but could not get it running because i dont know how to use the function. In UIFlow1 it was clear with the play sd card .wav block. but how to do in UIFlow 2 ? with this Bytearray puzzle tile ?

@felmue Hi @felmue, perfect, that is exactly what I needed, thank you. Many thanks, Matthew