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    • RE: Env III Hat defectuous ?

      Wow, amazing !
      I just added the 2 lines you suggested in the setup function of the program (no need to modify the library) and it works.

      Wire.end();
      Wire.begin(0, 26);

      A great thanks for your rapid and effective help

      posted in Modules
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      jhashe
    • RE: Env III Hat defectuous ?

      Thank’s you
      I can’t try today, but will make a feedback…positive I hope :-)
      Jérôme
      (Ps: and thanks you very much Felix)

      posted in Modules
      J
      jhashe
    • RE: Env III Hat defectuous ?

      Hello Felmue
      Thank’s for your answer.
      Sorry for this newbie question, but I didn’t integrate the source code but used then Unit-Env library,
      So do I should create the .h and .cpp files for all sources (width the update you propose) and it will replace the default library ?
      Or maybe it would be better to uninstall it first ?

      posted in Modules
      J
      jhashe
    • Env III Hat defectuous ?

      Hello,
      I just bougth a M5StickCPlus and a ENV III hat. It's my first contact with M5Stack.
      I downloaded the code sample here
      https://github.com/m5stack/M5Unit-ENV/blob/master/examples/Unit_ENVIII_M5StickCPlus/Unit_ENVIII_M5StickCPlus.ino
      No problem to compile neither to run, but it always returns 0.
      So I tried to change some parameters, especially in this line:
      Wire.begin(32, 33);
      I tried with Wire.begin(0,26); and Wire.begin();
      But always the same problem.
      Could the module be defectuous ?
      Thank's for your help

      posted in Modules
      J
      jhashe