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      Nikita Ch
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      I was following this instruction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPX9oFePv70, and at 11:08, I stopped because of the error. In the video, at this moment, the app is starting to work and get data from sensors. I Plugged in the Env2 Sensor to port A and Motion Sensor into port B. There is the screenshot of the code I made: 0_1680803929205_29345ead-6cfb-4a30-b264-98fa7d25faa6-image.png

      My frame version is UIFlow 1.11.5 (the latest), and I had no issues installing the frame to M5GO.

      So there you are the most important things:
      Hardware: M5GO
      Sensors: Env2 and Motion
      Frame: 1.11.5 UIFlow
      Are frame and sensors installed and loaded correctly: yes
      Are there any problems with sensors and hardware: no (I just got them yesterday)
      Code: blocks
      Instruction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t17YLjfr1wE
      Time stopped: 11:08
      Error Code: I2C bus error (19)
      Mode: Internet mode (so no cables)
      Baud Rate: 1500000

      What can I do? Thanks!

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        ajb2k3
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        Make sure the temperature sensor is connected to the RED grove port and that the cables are securely connected.

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          Nikita Ch
          last edited by

          Yep, everything is connected properly

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            Nikita Ch @Nikita Ch
            last edited by

            @nikita-ch I also tried removing the motion sensor - same problem. So the problem is in the frame or the sensor - I do not see any other possible places for the error

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