It seems there may be compatibility issues since uiflow firmware version 1.4.0 http://forum.m5stack.com/topic/1388/gps-data try to downgrade your firmware and retry your code

great job

Thanks so much I totally overlooked the plus sign and I was searching for a block in the map blocks. I’m grateful for you answering my question.

@m5stickfreakler Ok, I will tell the engineer these problem. Thank you

@world101 said in Speaker beep and Wait:

If you want additional testing help, you’ll need to post exactly what your entire flow/program looks like, including connections and Units. Obviously there is something unique in your setup that I don’t have, because it’s working for me.

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *

@timerSch.event('timer1')
def ttimer1():
speaker.sing(220, 1/16)
pass

timerSch.run('timer1', 1000, 0x00)

--> It works if I download it to the device
--> It does not work if I run it from UIFlow

@m5stack
Yes Heart rate sensor, sorry for my typo error.
I will test it with arduino ide

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@jpilarski

I agree this would be a good feature to have on uiFlow. Specifically, which block are you referring to on Adafruit MakeCode? Is it the "run in parallel" block?
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However, from a MicroPython perspective, multithreading doesn't seem to be complete yet, according to this link. "This module is highly experimental and its API is not yet fully settled and not yet described in this documentation."

@world101 That was an easy enough fix! Thanks!

That is unusual, which version of uiflow are you using? could you create an issue on the uiflow bug tracking github page https://github.com/m5stack/UiFlow-Bug-Report

@allan_xu you can choice "M5StickC or ESP32 pico" board. and this is the lib and example :https://github.com/m5stack/M5Atom

@meatpuppet the problem is that while I am working on documents, I haven’t had time too look into the MQTT issues to see what’s happening (I’m not a coder so I can’t fix things) but when I have time I look into issues and give feedback to support. I see a lot of the same MQTT issues popping up and wish I could help. The 1.4.4 update caused a lot of issues, and so finding time to use and break things is something that needs a lot to f help and support from users. I am wondering if the current issues are due to connections between the device and the server.

I get this error in operation after a while using urequest in micropython. My impression is that it occurs less frequent when having shorter time intervals between the calls.
I'm using uiflow 1.4.3 for M5Stack and the upload works but the program never starts, I have to use RUN.

I think the IR unit sample code was only intended to work between two M5stack ir devices. As frequencies range considerably for each device and each command e.g. play, pause on a media player, it's impossible to have an example IR code that works for all devices.

I'm still unfamiliar with the commands of the IR module, as it is not documented yet, but I suggest playing around with the timer and peripheral functions.

If you are not sure what you are doing you could try some of the arduino ir code as it seems better documented.

perhaps this example could get you started https://www.hackster.io/alessandro-polselli/turn-m5stickc-into-universal-ir-remote-home-automation-d3ec0d

@robinkam Could you post the micropython code for it?
That would be great, because I can't get it to work.

I'm slowly creating a book for UIFlow here https://github.com/Ajb2k3/UIFlowHandbook
so any feedback is appreciated.
BTW if you have Facebook you can see updates on the M5Stack facebook group.

LoRa and LoRaWAN is difference. using LoRa module in UIFlow can be difficult