It's more than just an idea, it's a good idea. They already have it in the M5 Unified library, they just need to backport it to Core2. I filed a pull request. I hope they accept it: https://github.com/m5stack/M5Core2/pull/138 I thought that you could use the RTC::ReadReg method directly to read the bit, something like return Rtc.ReadReg(0x02) & 0x80;, but unfortunately the method is private. Hope this helps --Louis

ABS+PC = PC/ABS (Polycarbonate/Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)

I would like similar M5Stack industrial in metal, proper IP protection, etc.

@ajb2k3 Ive never spent that much at once.. no more than $200 USD per order, but Ive spent over $800 USD in the past month :/

The "HAT" is called so because it is an adapter for the Stick HATs that sit on top when the device is mounted upright.

@hnerik-schmidt said in UIFlow BIG FONT for Core 2...: lcd.font(lcd.FONT_DejaVu24) This works, just tried with execute code-block, but for some unknown reason using Unicode font (single size only 24pt) with execute code block: lcd.font(lcd.FONT_DejaVu24) causes error 'TFT' object has no attribute 'Font_Unicode'. DejaVu18 works also. Would be nice to have working unicode-fonts, at least here around the Baltic Sea we need dotted A and O.

would be great to have a m5f file repository somewhere

it's possible that this difference is due to the hardware capabilities of the two controllers. The Core2 may have a built-in audio module that allows it to play WAV files, while the Fire controller may not have the necessary hardware to support this feature. It's also possible that the developers of UIFlow simply haven't had the time or resources to implement the "play WAV file" function for the Fire controller yet, but it may be added in a future update. You can also check different services provided by us.

The question was for uiflow. Not micropython…

Not easy to setup/program and the Arduinio code it not working ? Better documentation and wiring diagram how to use the BM8563 would be good ....

Hi, @xeon, Japanese, but it is written here and A-rated SD cards can be used. I recommend Lexar 32GB (V10 Class10). https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10Vv8ZQkbXX59aT_GkoolTMHf83zroIT21uNjvQMaGng/edit#gid=0

@fbritop no as can’t get the m5specific libraries but the latest mainstream Micropython is available for the esp32 variants It takes a lot of searching and testing to find the correct compatible libraries