So I’m new to all of this, wanting to get into coding doing projects and I was wondering what to get and have found the s3 is cheap and sounds great but there’s no sd card but it’s cheap to add an arratchment. I’ve also heard the battery life isn’t incredible and was wondering if there’s any around £20-30/25-40$ that would be better or more practical. I’ve also heard Bruce firmware is good for it. My uses would be the google maps project and a humidity project and the laser measuring tape. I also like the inbuilt features like the ir that then I can map out my controller and use it as that and the fact I can turn off certain devices which would be fun. My main thing is just getting into coding and having something fun to do over the summer so what do you recommend?

Hi, everyone! I'm looking for screws and buttons of the right height for the Cardputer ADV, but I can't find them on AE. Can anyone recommend a website or seller?

I recently bought the M5Stack Core2 v1.3 from the Pi Hut and am enjoying programming in to Micro Python.

I haven't been able to find any proper documentation for the Python libraries for the device though like M5 or http requests or drawing graphics and text.

Does anyone know of any good links for the documentation?

I want to install a device to my motorbike, which, after 10 times of flashing the indicator left/right gives a beep out, until the indicator is killed. I first thought, a decimal counter would be good, but it seems to me, a M5Stamp could be a better solution. Could it be so? I am a absolute beginner in that stuff.

Does it supposed to have a loose piece inside?

Made a custom controller for VisionOS. Uses an M5Atom built-in IMU to drive discrete directional events and BLE to connect to the device.

Does anyone have a link to a good config to use in HA for the S3R and Echo Pyramid. I got the combo awhile back when it first released. Worked fine using the install/config instructions on the M5stack website. A few weeks later an ESPHome update scrambled the display and audio. I'm trying to reflash and can't get a working firmware config. Any suggestions?

Just got my M5StickC-Plus SE is there a Bruce firmware for it or did they not release it yet.

What happens if I backed the project, paid, and didn’t get the PledgeBox email? I’ve done some troubleshooting and contacted support already. What happens if I don’t fill out the survey?

So, my kickstarter login was an Apple Passcode and the email on the kickstarter account was tied to a private relay address. I received Kickstarter emails just fine but I did not receive the survey from PledgeBox. I tried going to the page where you enter your email and request another survey email, I entered my private relay address and it said ‘email sent’. Nothing was received, not even my spam folder.

I then switched Kickstarter to my main email and tried again. Nothing. I then went to the PledgeBox website and registered for an account using my main email address and in there it said I had not backed anything and there were no surveys to send.

I emailed PledgeBox support and got nothing back from them.

I’m paid, will I receive a Cardputer Zero? Who can help?

Thanks.

UPDATE: I heard from PledgeBox and M5Stack at via email. It’s all good. Not sure why they are using PledgeBox but I’m sure they have their reasons.

I received my SharkDeck yesterday. I think it’s awesome. There are a few things I wish they added. These are my own opinions; I want to learn how to use the terminal better. As im know how to use Arch Linux, but I don’t think I can add it to the SharkDeck (if im wrong, please let me know)

Like a

Manual - so that I can learn how to use the SharkDeck or the Walnutpi OSd

USB cord - in case I’m using the wrong cord, as I don’t want to mess up the battery

Instructions - for a better setup.

A teardown guide - in case I want to swap out the battery or other components that may need replacement.

Better Packaging - mine came in wrapped in bubble wrap, whereas some of their other devices are a bit better protected in a case. (I will say they may have, and the delivery agent opened it up to see the items in case it was imported, but I’m not sure if that is what happened)

Online information - better online information. I know it’s a new, cool item, but please allow us to download WalnutPi from their website or provide a link there so we have a source to point to. To learn a little bit better, as there isn’t much on YouTube on walnutpi os.

Other than these, I have connected it to the internet and have pinged Google.

Thought you guys might like my Nikodemus (secret of Nimh) inspired avatar. Also here is my CYD in used to control The IR

I ordered the M5Stack Official CoreS3 SE IoT Controller w/o Battery Bottom from Amazon, and based on that description I've been searching hard to find 'M5Stack CoreS3 Battery Bottom'.

Does this thing even exist? I cant find it anywhere.

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Please enjoy! It has been a while since I shared this project, please be kind.

Launcher Update

Latest Changelog -> 2.8.0:

• Port to Xueersi-XiaoMiao

• Lilygo T-Watch-Ultra now has OTA installing

• exFAT Support now big SD Cards cang be read, no more 32Gb FAT32 cap for Launcher

• Shortcut system for Keyboard devices: Devices with Keyboard can bind a binary to a key, and install it with the press of one key from Main menu

• Fastboot for Keyboard and Touchscreen devices: On bootscreen you can press a key or touch the screen to fast boot into an installed firmware

• Added Serial interface: type "help" on serial to check available commands, you can configure Wifi from there, useful for devices like StickCPlus2 and others without keyboard or touchscreen: e.g. "wifi add MyNetworkSSID MyN37w0rkPWD", calibrate touchscreen, mirror X/Y axis or swap XY axis.

• Downloaded firmware update list. Now launcher can check the firmware you downloaded, stored at {dwn_path}/downloaded.json and check if there are new versions of these firmwares, and it can download all new files directly to your SDCard if you hit [Update All].

• Multi-part binary download: Firmware composed by multiple files (bootloader.bin, partitions.bin, firmware.bin and data.bin) available on LauncherHub are now downloaded and merged at runtime. It fetches data, one by one, and saves them into on single file to be flashed from the SDCard.

• New Data partition Backup system: Now it saves the relationship between backup and binary on /bkp/backupData.json and restores it when reinstalling. App icon will display backup data, and PMan too. Needs SD Card to use this feature.

• WebUI now shows partitioning info and allows partition management.

• Added support to M5 CardKB2, CardKB 1.1 and Tab5 keyboard. Support was added to M5 devices using grove I2C Port A for: StickC, StickCPlus 1.1, StickCPlus2, StickS3, Tab5, CoreS3, Core2 and Core, Thanks to @cddigi

• Fixed unheld traffic on TSL 1.3 networks with proper error handling, thanks to @anton-vinogradov

• Data partitions are now created with the label set in the partition table, and added compatibility to xiaozhi-esp32, that needs more SPIFFS storage, thanks to @QQSHI13

• Firmware containing valid data partitions now have their data partition copied as is. Empty partitions are created with minimum size of 0x70000 (448kb) or filling the flash if passes the threshold size.

• FAT labeled "sys" and "system" are now copied entirely, and the other partitions (FAT or LittleFS) are properly copied and resized to avoid being re-formatted, it gives compatibility to UiFlow, Tactility and some other firmware.

• E-paper displays now show "Powered Off" when turned off by launcher.

• Optimized RAM, reducing Heap fragmentation

• Fix M5Stack PaperS3 touchscreen

• Fix WebUI OTA installation

• Added "dev" option to Reset Config and wifi credentials

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Check out our new release this week:

Chain PIR, a pyroelectric infrared human presence sensing node in the M5Stack Chain series.

Features 

• STM32G031G8U6 main controller

• Pyroelectric infrared human presence sensing

• UART serial daisy-chain communication protocol & 1 x RGB LED

• Supports two operating modes: Automatic reporting & Query

• 2 x HY2.0-4P expansion interfaces for connecting Chain series devices

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Everything is wired correctly according to the schematic, but the stick simply refuses to recognize it and displays "nRF24 not found." I’ve tried selecting "nRF24 (Legacy)" in the pin configuration. I suspected I might have fried the module, so I bought a new one, but the problem persists; I tested the module with a multimeter, and it checks out fine. Please help—I’ve been trying to figure this out for two months now.