@ajb2k3
I learned that the browser does connect to the Core2 by WiFi and the IDE connects using USB.

Thanks

@german-figueroa2000 What you did was to run the code on the core2 in test mode. You need to download the code to the core 2 from which it will be run on boot.

There are some differences between running in test mode and running in app mode and the biggest is that in app mode you may need to add blocks to initialise wifi communications where as in test mode, the wifi is auto magically run for us.

Thanks Teastain
I have the expansion module for CORE 2
I am looking for advice on the mode of communication to use to transfer from CORE2 to the ATOM Display, and how to transmit around 20 digital variables?

I agree quite frustrating, when you follow the sample and get no results.

Any pointers in the right direction would be fantastic.

The problem is not just “hot features” it’s hardware support and MP version upgrades. M5Stack are aware of issues with the current firmware as I keep annoying them about duplicates and bad libs

@felmue Thank you very much!
Exactly what I need. Indeed, I was using the v2.5 stable version of the M5Burner, which doesn't have this option. I'm glad they added this option in the "next" version.

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Hi guys

@democrazia : thank you, adding from easyIO import * solved the issue. Thank you!

@ajb2k3 : you are correct, the 485 stock version doesn't have batteries. However I don't think M5Stack engineers are planning to separate the two versions in UIFlow as there is only one M5Station to select from in UIFlow. So yes, it is a bug - instead of the error we should get 0.

Thanks
Felix

Try (str(str(setcourse)))
Putting the str in a second time sometimes works as it would appear that the original str sometimes get ignored.
Why, I don’t know but I’ve used this trick myself a few times now.

@kawabatapaper said in M5Station-485:

@ajb2k3 I'm still learning and it will take some time before I can share it.
We recycle paper from waste paper at our factory. I would like to manage production by atacching M5Stack to various machines and taking values with sensors. I introduced M5Stack and Stick a few months ago, and now I can stably obtain 4 current values, send them to the database from Node-red, and manage them with Excel. If the test of Station goes well, I want to use Station a lot.
There are many machines in our factory and the future is long, so please give me some advice if I have any more questions. Thanks
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Cool thanks, I’m still waiting on mine as it was stuck at the airport in china

Maybe this might help others:

We kinda solved problem #1 after talking to a python guy :-P

When you request values from http this MIGHT have some spaces included, even if you don't see them.
"So we put truncate spaces from both ends" an all those variabels and that works!

Don't think that this should be so hard to use - but anyhow - it works.

So #2 stays open. How to reveive 2 variables via http request

@RIDDSprojects

Thank you so much for this example. That´s what I am looking for.
It is not as comfortable as I expected, but it works. :)

Hello,

It helps to select a different color first. Then you can still make copies. An annoying detour indeed.

Hi,

It's also my experience that it doesn't always work if you have multiple switches, input fields, buttons, etc. I see "Switch 4" with you, so I assume that there are multiple switches.
The solution I used in one of the projects with multiple input fields is to apply custom variables. Then suddenly it works! Hopefully that will help you too.

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