Hi,
my Micropython Modul ist ready to use: http://micropython.aundz.net/index.php?title=M5CardComputer_Keyboard#Ein_Modul_zur_Keyboardabfrage
It is to use with Micropython (Thonny) not with UIFlow!
M5Stack uses 2 spaces for indentation, I used 4 spaces as it is standard in Micropython.

Have you tried the Erase button in M5Burner?

What device, what computer, have you tried watching all the videos and reading all the guides of firmware burning?

@dissy Processing

@adisirbu It is available on 2.0.4.

@dissy Processing

@MITBucket Request received.

@anders @brendonhatcher It is available on 2.0.4.

thanks ajb2k3 , that is what i was looking for

Finally made it work, I had to significantly increase the timeout value....

I will try the "ignore empty lines" method.

It feels random because of .. first try line 162, second try line 198, third try line 67 and finally it´s working without an issue .. and I don´t change anything in the meantime.

I contacted the M5Stack Tech Support (via https://m5stack.com/contact) and received a response yesterday. Since then, I have been able to log in to UIFlow2 without any problems.
I have not been told what caused this problem. So I'm not sure but It may have been a problem with my credential information stored on their server.

In python you can use strings with the or and and keywords. The program sends a TCP request and prints the response, but if it fails it prints connection error.

def Send_TCP_Request(): try: tcpc = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) tcpc.settimeout(1) tcpc.connect(('0.0.0.0', 8000)) tcpc.send('Hello World') Result = tcpc.recv(1024) tcpc.close() except: Result = None return Result def setup(): M5.begin() print(Send_TCP_Request() or "Connection Error")

Hello @racky

FYI: I've checked the URL you posted on VirusTotal and it did not indicate a problem. See result here.

Thanks
Felix

it worked on another machine, burned latest firmware ok.

Got it! Thanks for the response!