@flypeek Awesome! Thank you. This led me to a solution.

@thinpoint

Tried a different cable?
Installed the drivers?

@romor001
Have you update your UiFlow firmware to the newest version?

@paulpattyn Uh, how about use Google : https://www.instructables.com/Post-to-Google-Docs-with-Arduino/
Regards

@stevesch
already fixed! it was a server issue

@M3HBI
have you tried just simply follow the instrument: https://docs.m5stack.com/en/uiflow/blockly/module/lora868

Hello @bsmorgan

well, M5CoreInk cannot shutdown in the first place when running from USB - see schematic here.

A modified USB-C cable (with 5 V line cut) might help with debug statements in this case.

Thanks
Felix

@madwilliamflint
You can check whether the problem is related to the relay or the nano itself: for example, connect the nano to a specified Wi-Fi after powering it on, and see if there is any difference when plugging it into a computer or a USB power source.

@LudovicH
You may reference this: https://esphome.io/components/binary_sensor/

@hriq105

I found the answer to my problem of writing on the IMU registers on another post here:

https://community.m5stack.com/topic/6959/finding-imu-3d-example-code

However, I'm still having some problems with finding out how to set them up to get the full 4 kHz of acceleration data mentioned in the datasheet. If anyone knows this, please let me know.

This work to me.

I added Wifi%home%name%9900 and work

Here is how I made it work:

CS Connects also to GND in M5. Some Card adapters requires 5V to work (bigger ones) Card must be formatted as FAT32 SD card capacity <=32G

@isamalatby What you need is likely to prefix "AWS4" to your secret access key - "AWS4<SECRET ASCCESS KEY>". Additionally, your url must be of the format "<API URL>/<BUCKET NAME>".

https://github.com/m5stack/M5_Camera_Examples/blob/main/idf/AWS-S3-PUT/main/AWS-S3-PUT.c#L59

Good luck.

Great Idea

@Giuleogreg said in configurazione:

una volta acceso, devo un software per farlo funzionare?

Dovrebbe essere dotato del firmware UIFlow preinstallato. In caso contrario, puoi usare M5Burner (disponibile sul sito web M5Stack) per masterizzare e aggiornare il firmware.

@gavin67890 [Groan] Bad USB lead out of the packet!
But in case it helps others:
This helped identify the issue:

Serial.printf("Bat Voltage: %dmv\r\n", TimerCAM.Power.getBatteryVoltage()); Serial.printf("Bat Level: %d%%\r\n", TimerCAM.Power.getBatteryLevel()); delay(1000);