@devilstower said in Space Program in a Box:

And sorry. I meant to put this topic in “projects” but somehow hit the wrong spot. That’s what happens when me and my giant fingers try to do something on a phone.

There you go, all moved.

if you look at the grove connector you will notice that they are colour coded.
The GPS unit has a Blue connector which makes it a Port C device, the ENVIII has a red connector which makes it a Port A device. Port C devices don't have hubs as need to be connected directly to port C where as ENVIII can be connected via a HubA.
I see you are using a StickC, You will need to try connecting it to the connector on the top (HAT connector)

Add the following to void loop ().

void loop() {
M5.update();
if(M5.BtnA.wasPressed()){M5.Lcd.setRotation(3);M5.Lcd.fillScreen(TFT_BLACK);analogMeter();}
if(M5.BtnC.wasPressed()){M5.Lcd.setRotation(1);M5.Lcd.fillScreen(TFT_BLACK);analogMeter();}

@saiaman01 What exactly do you want to know or see?
May be the two pictures are of help to you.
Or do you need a schematic or any explanation?

Picture 1
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Picture 2
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Hello @saiaman01

don't know about the PCB, but the 3D case is here.

Thanks
Felix

Port A units are digital/i2c and so will work as you have noticed.
PortB units are analogue devices.
You can try a PortBHub which will convert analogue to digital or you can try the GoPlus2 module which has analogue pins.
Alternatively, on the base plate of the Core2 remove the expansion module and you will have access to the MBus connectors with analogue pins.

Wow! I was looking for a pocket calculator for my twelve year old. I had an m5stack faces laying around, flashed with RunCPM, but unusable for me because of the tiny font it uses.

So, thank you for making this available.

They are available only as PH2.0 4P connectors you can order them from china or on eBay but they are white SMD mount devices as you can see in this image.
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The coloured ones I are spare from M5Stack projects and haven't been able to find a source of them yet.

If you still can't find them message me I can sell white THT ones for GBP £4 for a pack of 10 but there will be P&P to be paid on top of that price.

@0x1abin said in M5Stack+FLIR Lepton camera:

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@surixtm thank you for your feedback, on the github project I am improving versions of this project.
I remind you that I am alone with a learning of C ++ permanently !
The menu icons have been changed to make it more homogeneous

The project has already evolved with the addition of the visible bluetooth application, then a games page has just been created.
I would add the features :D

Can't wait to test it!

Hello @arkieguy

if you use an M5Stack 5 / 13 should work.

However if you use an M5Core2 you'll need to change the DIP switches in the COM.GPS to 16 / 17. The reason for that is that the Arduino code for M5Core2 uses GPIO 13 / 14 which translate to 16 / 17 in the module.

from Arduino example for M5Stack:

Serial2.begin(9600, SERIAL_8N1, 5, 13);

from Arduino example for M5Core2:

Serial2.begin(9600, SERIAL_8N1, 13, 14);

Please also check this GPIO comparison sheet I've put together a while ago.

Thanks
Felix

I am happy to read that the post was helpful.
Which changes did you apply to make it work?

Thank you that is great

@t66 I wan't one but now that we can control a DJI mini drone, they are so much nicer to control then the atomfly.