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    Which M5Stack Gray hardware revision do I have?

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      last edited by felmue

      Hi there

      I am wondering if it is possible to figure out exactly which M5Stack Gray hardware revision I have.
      According to the Quick Start guide some hardware changes have been made over time:

      • 2017.9 Initial public release
      • 2017.12 MPU6050+MAG3110 changed to MPU9250
      • 2019.6 MPU9250 changed to MPU6886+BMM150
      • 2019.7 TN screen changed to IPS screen
      • 2020.3 Battery capacity changed from 150mAh to 110mAh

      Here is what I know about my unit:

      • bought from a local dealer on July 2020
      • board reads: 2018.3
      • IP5306 can be controlled via I2C
      • MPU6886 and BMM150 included on daughter board
      • IPS screen (I guess as it is quite good, but I have nothing to compare about)
      • battery reads: 150mAh

      Assuming I am correct about the IPS screen that would put my unit between 2019.7 and 2020.3.

      Are there any other indicators that would tell me more about my unit?

      • For instance, are there newer boards than 2018.3 out there?
      • Are MPU6886 and BMM150 integrated on newer boards (assuming they exist)?
      • Is there a specific schematic for the M5Stack Gray (including MPU6886 and BMM150)? The only schematic I found so far is for M5Stack Basic Core (and w/o MPU6886 or BMM150)

      Thanks
      Felix

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