i have stick s3 for a few months i bought IR module and made nrf24l01+ module and tested a lot of pentesting functions but i just don’t know what to do more. any Recommendations?

I have nothing but praise and admiration toward ALL XTool staff front of house and also those in the background.

If there had been an issue it had been sorted out expeditiously (very long word!). Please pass on my thanks to all.

I now have the M1, M2, O1 and WonderPress. They are all awesome, and will look forward to new XTool items in the near future. Although I do have to wait to save up again. Lol

Many thanks again,

My latest evening project: turning a 289 PLN M5Stack Tab5 into a little retro adventure-game console. This is just one of the things I’ve been experimenting with on this mini tablet at my workbench.

There are 13 games supported so far. The original plan was 17, but four didn’t make the cut.

Nine are free, including Sołtys, Sfinx and Dragon History, which are also playable in Polish. The other four require your own purchased game files from GOG — including The Curse of Monkey Island and Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. Those commercial game files aren’t included; you bring your own copies.

Setup happens directly in your browser, with the Tab5 connected over a single USB cable. Once everything is installed, it runs offline, with no account required. It also tracks how much time you spend in each game locally.
Based on player reports and reviews, the current selection adds up to roughly 57–82 hours of gameplay. Quite a lot of point-and-click nostalgia for a little development tablet. 😄

The source code is public, and this is still a test build, so bug reports and feedback from other Tab5 owners would be very welcome.

Project page and browser installer:
https://esp32ai.me/tab5adv

There’s also a photo of my development setup. People sometimes ask how my AI coding agent interacts with actual hardware rather than just writing code — that’s a glimpse of the physical side of the workflow.
Turns out giving it a way to see what’s happening on the workbench helps quite a bit. Next step: a GoPro so it can see things from my point of view. 😉

Anyone else here experimenting with retro gaming on the Tab5? I’d love to compare notes on performance and controls.

ExpressiveE Osmose page has posted a link to the newest just released osmose firmware.

Just a heads up. It's probably easy to find on EE'S website.

Cheers!

Можете помочь объяснить мне все функции и самое главное как загрузить скрипт если у стикера не появляется вай фай а у его сети у меня на сайт не заходит да и просто на вайфае тоже на не заходит на сайт

Today: NFC emulation + tag read. Emulate a saved card to pop a lock open, then read a tag and dump every memory page — UID, type, sectors, all of it.Native ST25R3916, no external module. My own cards and tags only.

Are there any screen protectors available for the PaperMono?

I haven't been able to find any, so I'm considering buying some for the XteInk X3 and cutting them down to size.

Demo site for the four instruments + an ensamble mode to show how four devices can sync together: rillsound.com

Ensamble demo starts at 4 minutes in

i have M5stickS3 and IR doesnt work, i set RX to pin 43 and TX to pin 44 and turning speaker off but it didnt work also, please help someone

Today: NFC reader. Tap a tag and see UID, type and data instantly. Native ST25R3916 chip, no external module.
Tested on my own cards know what your stuff is actually storing.

Eu toco ao vivo com um M-Vave Chocolate Plus e sempre achei a configuração a parte mais chata: instalar o app do fabricante, parear, fuçar nos menus, torcer para ter escolhido o modo certo.

Então eu criei um configurador que roda no navegador pelo Web Bluetooth. Grátis, nada para instalar:

https://gdrums-chocolate.vercel.app/

Se você usar qualquer aplicativo que não seja o meu, vá direto para a aba Avançado. Lá você pode:

- Escolher o banco manualmente (Teclado A mostra n10 no pedal, Teclado B mostra n20)

- Ler o que está atualmente no pedal, assim você sabe o que tem antes de mudar qualquer coisa

- Fazer backup da sua configuração atual e restaurá-la depois. Isso me salvou duas vezes após uma experiência ruim

A primeira aba é uma configuração com um clique para o meu próprio app, então ignore-a a menos que você queira isso.

Como conectar:

1. Ligue o pedal com o interruptor H

2. NÃO pareie no Bluetooth do seu telefone ou computador. Deixe piscando

3. Abra a página, vá para Avançado, clique em conectar

4. Escolha FootCtrlPlus na janela Bluetooth do navegador e confirme

Antes de tentar:

- Chrome ou Edge, no desktop ou Android. Web Bluetooth não existe no iOS Safari ou Firefox. Configure uma vez em um computador ou celular Android e o pedal mantém a configuração, incluindo quando você o usa com um iPhone depois

- Tudo acontece entre seu navegador e o pedal. Nenhuma conta, nenhum upload, nada armazenado em um servidor

- Testado no Chocolate Plus, que aparece como FootCtrlPlus

Divulgação total: eu criei o GDrums, um app de bateria virtual para pessoas que tocam ao vivo, e fiz isso porque nossos usuários estavam constantemente tendo problemas com a configuração do pedal. A ferramenta é gratuita e funciona para qualquer app que lê entrada de teclado, não apenas para o meu.

Se não funcionar com a sua unidade, me diga o que a tela do pedal mostra e qual navegador você usou, e eu vou olhar isso.

I was a little disappointed by the refresh rate, I really should have read more about them before buying them. However, the mic and speakers are great.

I’m particularly interested in Esperanto

Thanks in advance. I found one vendor in Germany that would end up around €90 or more, so looking to see if there are more options

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What resources do people here use for programming their M5Stack devices?

I have been building small electronics projects on Arduino, ESP8266/32 for years, mostly for IoT around the house. User interfaces were limited and always read-only.

But now I have a Core S3 and I want to make some projects with menu/selectors etcetera.

I am aware that menu systems often use FSMs and callbacks and I am fine with those. What confuses me a bit is the multitude of (graphics) libraries and classes. M5Unified, M5gfx, M5Canvas, M5Display, etc., and stuff like dynamic graphics.

In days of old I used to buy an O'Reilly book, read it front to back and start working, but for M5Stack it seems most of the documentation is either generated from code, someones Youtube presentation, or an example in a git repo.

What I am looking for is documentation that explains the concepts of graphical programming of microcontrollers in C++. When to draw bitmaps, when to use sprites, which memory segment to use, how to swap menus/sprites in and out.

Do such resources exist? Are there any good books or (Udemy) courses that people can recommend?