@ftoure hetzer was referring to the original M5Stick not the M5stickC.
@hetzer did you manage to do what you wanted with it. I find it's better to work with original M5Stick as the M5stick didn't have much functionality in UIflow even when it was supported

@eternalgrace94 said in M5stick C compiling issue:

Usually when press run, the code will upload and the device will run the program accordingly, but as of recent, I have to reboot the device so it will run the program
Anyone knows a solution to this, or is this device damaged?

I get this from time to time especially when im updating code several times in quick succession, and yeh, I just do a full restart.

If you have issues connecting to the UIFlow Website it may be due to server load as there are alot of people trying to access the server.

What about on the m5stick c

@akelix said in M5Stick OLED:

There is no Extendable Socket in new m5Stick oled module.

Is there any plans to come it back? I use this port in my devices, and oled screen is very convenient form me.
One groove port is not enough. It could not be powered only by usb-c port now.

I'm making a video on how to bypass the power limitations of the socket to power items. so far this is the raw footage - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDBk7ZcKED0

This is normal in ueflow.
Turn it off.
Hold right button then push power.
Then when screen wake up release side button and push it again to force cloud.

Other way is turn off
Hold bug button under LCD and power it on.
then by using right button in under the LCD you can navigate on lets say boot manu.

Thanks! I had really a space in my WIFI name so i changed it and now it works fine!

@mchack widows does have issue but i'm worried that it could be connected to the heat issue.

@liemph yeah. most I2C Unit M5SticKC can use, you can in our github find some example about it.

github link: https://github.com/m5stack/M5StickC/tree/master/examples/Unit

you could follow this tutorial , then learn how to setup the usb mode

https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/uiflow/UIFlow_Desktop_IDE

@salty_good Is there a calibration yet? Any update?
Thanks

@klimbot Sorry, not a user of arduino, I use micropython but yes, the rshat gives the clue.

Pin 26, 0 is the communication port, 36 is the input.

@happy-hippo No issues taken mate.
No Independent writer.
I started writing my own documentation as a way to understand the products but its grown quite big now (209 pages just for UIFlow!) so I know the frustration.

Please email support@m5stack.com to get a replacement

Hi @Happy-Hippo It is true that the bmp280 and dht12 do tend to have their readings thrown off a little by the M5StickC's internal temperature, which was a bit of an oversight on M5Stack's part. Perhaps adding a layer of insulating material between the stick and the yun might solve it.

I cant see how the atmospheric pressure should be so adversely affected though. I'd imagine going with an mqtt platform such as thingspeak or iftt would be the best way to get the weather data to your stick C but I haven't personally tried it. Great idea to pacify your wife, let's see if it works :p

@vogonjelc The Arudino libraries are quite easy to find. https://github.com/m5stack/M5StickC

There are alot of examples on it.

Here's a site with some projects:

https://github.com/eggfly/M5StickCProjects

@joao-tragtenberg Based on my limited knowledge, the BAT pin is only an out pin. To increase the running time you should be appling power to the 5V< pin.