Hello @tomtom22

G1 and G2 are available on Port A. You are correct, G38 and G39 are not available as general IO on the M5AtomS3. They are used for I2C (and yes. the IMU is already connected to them) but additional I2C devices can be added here. M5AtomS3 documentation can be found here.

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Felix

Well if someone like me need a working example, the support provided me with this file and it works:

https://github.com/m5stack/M5Core2/blob/master/examples/Module/SERVO2_PCA9685/SERVO2_PCA9685.ino

Actually I mis-identified my module, it's ATOM LITE not ATOM S3 LITE on closer inspection (the names of these things can be confusing). I got the pin numbers scl 32 and sda 26 from the legend on the device itself, and I think they must be correct since it is able to reply with the [35] from the scan() function.

I tried looking at the Arduino code from GitHub to see if it does some kind of initialization of the DLIGHT before reading, but I can't figure it out.

Anyway thanks for replying Terry.

I shall take a look thanks!

Steve

@marcod Supposed to be soldered.

@felmue Thank you. Unfortunately currently I am using the other SIM7060 module. Well, I could power it down with an optocoupler or something like that. Maybe a good idea in future modules to incorporate the deep sleep logic.

Hello @HappyUser

I am glad to read that it works for you now and that you are again a happy user. And thank you for reporting back.

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Felix

that would be because they have chosen not to release them

Hello @jkeyser

that is great to hear. Thank you for reporting back.

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Felix

Hello @TheAlphaGhost

have a look at the schematic here. Input voltage goes through the IN Power Buck DC-DC and the output is 5 V, which is used for servos and DC motors.

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Felix

@jinyistudio as long as you understand how to connect and program the PicoW to use it.

Warning
The display 13.2 , in the 1920x1080 mode, seems limited to 24 frames/seconde
It does not accept 50 or 60 frames.
One of my monitors does not accept 24 frames/seconde.

@crami25
That you for these links. I am now working n reading mail. After trying to figure out which mail server works the best with POP3 (was not able to get even contact with the op3 server of Google and Outlook despite the many variations in settings I used), I now found a hosting server. Now fiddling out why the AT-POP3READ command does not give some response that makes sense although all the other POP3 commands return a valid response .
Regards

Thanks for this, I haven't started on mine as still looking through IOT services