Delete M5Burner and reinstall

@Bertibert No, we will not help you be a jerk. Using this firmware for these activities would be illegal.

@robski Perfect, thank you very much. Can you please confirm that I understand this correctly? The M5stack core s3 se is compatible with the 16 channel servo2 module I need an external 6-12 volt power supply for the servo module Do I also need a separate power supply for the controller, or can the controller get power from the servo? If I do need a power supply, can I use one of the battery bottoms, like for example the din base? And one last question, which probably should be in a separate thread. Is there a similar module for turning relays on/off (or can these PWM channels be used for this instead of controlling servos)? I could find the relay module, but that is only 4 relays and I need 16. Again, sorry about the basic questions. I have a project in mind (a computer aided 16 shaft loom) that needs moving 16 harnesses up/down. I need 16 channels to control these movements. This can be done using servos or using solenoids.

@felmue Hi Felix, I discovered that the problem with the stream not starting is related to poor WiFi performance. It works when I put the M5CoreS3 near my WiFi access point. From the comments in your program source, I guess you don't expect most of the features other than streaming to work. I had hoped that resize and face detect might work. V-Flip, H-Mirror and Save seem to work. Thanks, it's a place to start. Ralph

@ajb2k3 That's great, many thanks have placed order today Looks like the perfect thing and just what was needed :)

Here are some additional details: When I initially scan for the I2C bus, it says: Scanning... I2C device found at address 0x70 After pressing the reset button in AtomS3, it says: Scanning... I2C device found at address 0x44 I2C device found at address 0x70 I2C device found at address 0x76 I tried using Wire.end() to end all I2C communication, but the addresses still remains open. How to close them? void scanI2CBus() { byte error, address; Serial.println("Scanning..."); for (address = 1; address < 127; address++) { // The I2C address 0x00 is reserved and the addresses should be between 0x01 and 0x7F Wire.beginTransmission(address); error = Wire.endTransmission(); if (error == 0) { Serial.print("I2C device found at address 0x"); if (address < 16) { Serial.print("0"); } Serial.print(address, HEX); } } }

@uberdweeb Hello! Sorry for late answer, but I have the fix for it. All you need to do is modify the platformio.ini file, and write this into it: [env:m5stack-stamps3] platform = espressif32 board = m5stack-stamps3 framework = arduino build_flags = -DARDUINO_USB_CDC_ON_BOOT=1 monitor_speed = 115200

@AndresCotes you need to learn how to program in linux and about Device tree overlays.

@felmue the computer probably needed to remove the temp files associated with the site

@Prashant today its working with the same username and password dont know what was the problem

The same way you would with other devices, see this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1i93cYSPIQ

@ajb2k3 said in M5Burner Error Burn Bin to Cardputer After Burn UIFlow2.0: ESP-IDF Well at least that gives me some sense of avenues forward. Thank you. What are the other options for burning the software? I have some rasberry pi's and picos, and Chrome seems to have some ability to interact with the unit. Edit: Xcode and possibly another driver CH34x_MAC got it working. THANK YOU!

There is a bug in the AXP2101 begin() logic which means the Core2 V1.1 doesn't start on DC power. The current official fix, along with my variant can be found here https://github.com/m5stack/M5Core2/commit/c26f1b63635c90d9bd82d87db6ab4d9048b3a1b5 . Both check to see if VBUS is powered before deciding whether to enable the DC-DC converter. The original V1.1 behaviour is to always enable, and this causes an error shutdown from the AXP2101.

@felmue Thanks for the help! I've got it working now :)