Hola de nuevo, buenas tardes a todos, quería precisar que el aparato hacia unas 2 semanas que lo tenia, y en un principio parecía funcionar correctamente con la configuración de fabrica, cuando me familiarice con el, le cargue el Firmware Bruce, que también parecía funcionar correctamente excepto por el hecho de que no me reconocía el Modulo NRF24L01. Lo primero que pensé, es, que me había confundido con el orden de los cables. así que estuve mirando por internet su correcta configuración. Al final lo puse en una placa perforada de electrónica, pero seguía sin detectarme el modulo NRF24. Así que volví a colocarle los cables normales pero no se si toque algo sin querer, que a partir de ese momento ya no encendió.

@phillipsback Please try 2.3.0!

@jvli5
I think your initialization is not done correctly. You can try to refer to other cases in the Project Zone.

@VVong_san_
you can email support@m5stack.com and see if they can check your device in the backend. And, remember to attach the MAC address of your device!

@ph0sgene At present, only the function information has been input into LLM, so it may not have the ability to plan programs, and explaining functions may be more useful

Hello @teastain

I am afraid I cannot help, sorry. I exclusively use Visual Studio Code with PlatformIO / pioarduino (which so far doesn't have this issue).

Note: Visual Studio Code / PlatformIO doesn't use M5Stack boards and setting up new Cores (M5Stack and others) can sometimes be quite difficult as well.

Thanks
Felix

This error usually happens when your project path includes spaces (e.g., /Users/Your Name/Documents/...). Try moving your project to a folder without spaces in the path, like /Users/YourName/Projects/M5StackAWS. Then re-open the project in VS Code. That should fix the issue without needing to modify the ini file.

@RonaldoDuarte said in Using PlatformIO (VS Code) with Tab5:

@kuriko It worked perfectly! Thank you very much!

Thanks for confirming it works, RonaldoDuarte. I was just about to try the same setup on the Tab5, good to know this config runs without issues. Let me know if you run into anything else during your development.

Ask ChatGPT

This error usually means the uploaded firmware didn't flash correctly. Try these steps:

Use a different USB cable and port. Press the reset button on your M5Stack before uploading. Make sure you have the latest Arduino M5Stack libraries and board definitions. Try erasing the flash completely using esptool (esptool.py erase_flash). Reboot your PC and M5Stack.

If it persists, it could be a hardware fault, but most often it’s a flashing or connection issue.

Thanks ChirpyChips aka @Beormund.

I used your implementation with ESPHome to interface with a Schneider Phase Inverter. I wrote a tutorial on Hackster.io.
https://www.hackster.io/nicolaudosbrinquedos/m5stack-stamp-plc-as-real-plc-3ec3ed
Thank you very much for your work!

Hello @peolsolutions

you are starting to confusing me.

Your posts often are quite vague and not specific to M5Stack hardware / software.

Also why would you post a very similar response again about a month after your last one? Doesn't make sense to me.

Care to explain you reason(s) for doing that?

Thanks
Felix

@wjcarpenter Standby voltage. the stick doesn't truly power off and there is always a small voltage present in the stick which is why the battery always runs out.
The voltage increasing with a cable plugged in is normal and thank you for pointing out this function.

@kenneth123 Just tried and logged in with no issues.

Hello @smily77

according to the schematic GPIO15 is used as reset pin (SOC_EXTRF_RST).

Thanks
Felix

@Slarck You should always Erase first because of this. never just burn only.
Thats the reason for the big red erase button being there!

@jbruggem Your first post shows that

you haven't configured Arduino to configure code for the M5Stack Core2 which uses a different core and pin config to a base esp32. The example you are using is not an M5Stack demo, Arduino is missing Libraries.

All these errors point back to not have the M5Stack Core2 board type selected.

yuyun2000,

I wasn't able to get my structure to pass correctly. I ended up not only changing the double to a float, but I also changed it to another uint16_t. There was still a 1 byte difference in the sizes of the structure (Nano was 13, M5Stack was 14). I added the "uint8_t pad1" to the Nano so it was then 14 also. The comms routines that I have now shows that they both return a 0 (successful) but the data doesn't come across like it does with the Nano to Nano testing.

I've decided to give up on sending the Structure and just assemble the data into a String Array and send that. I have it working as a String, but I'm changing it over to use a null terminated Character Array.

Thanks Anyway, it was fun trying!

Sir Michael

Yes, this is a common issue with M5Stick C flashing. Try holding the G0 button while connecting the USB cable to enter bootloader mode, then start the flash. Also, double-check your USB drivers and try a different USB port directly on your PC (avoid hubs). If problems persist, adding a 10µF capacitor between EN and GND can help stabilize the reset line. Make sure the serial port is correctly selected, and close other apps using it. This usually resolves the “Failed to connect to ESP32” errors.