@gaviota I know this unit. But I have a unit on the MCP4728 chip. There are python libraries available but I can't make a custom block. Can you?

I'm interested too as I have this module. Have you found a way to use it?
Regards,

Eduardo

@m5stack

FW1.6.4 and editor 1.0.12 totally broke my program, still can't upload but then again, why would I need to, it doesn't even run anymore, the python code gets screwed up.

I don't get to make an app anymore, all I do is running into stuff that doesn't work. It seems to me M5stack is suffering from what I call the "Yamaha disease" : keep spitting out new hardware without fixing the mediocre stuff they released before.
Well I for one am not jumping on that train anymore , I refrain from buying any more new stuff a la core2 and whatnot before the existing stuff gets fixed. (which I expect now, will never happen)

@ciniml could you please explain the new Cellular UIfow blocks and give an example on how to use them in sequential order?

I also saw the Soracom m5f example and I wonder if the flow can start as it did, checking the SIMstate without setting any UART communication in advance?

If I start running just the first two instructions, shall I expect returned True as you?

I'm chasing who can help me in using the COMx.LTE module with those UIflow methods

Thanks

More specifically I need to know if the Arduino code downloadable here can be alternatively implemented by means of the UIFlow blocks belonging to the Cellular palette and, if so, I'd be interested to know how.
Thanks

Thanks a lot, I rescued this limitation (which makes the mqtt client not compliant to the standard) by setting properly the server side

@hetzer said in issue with lego+ aka DC Motor module:

I cant make lego+ aka dc motor module.
It gives error" moduel' object has no attribute Legoboard.
Can anyone assist?

I guess you are using the wrong commands in UIFlow 1.6.3.

The (DC motor (Lego+) module) and its control commands UIFlow 1.6.30_1600225056699_DC-Modul.jpg

0_1600225104372_DC Motor Modul.jpg

The (BaseX module) and its control commands UIFlow 1.6.3

0_1600225187684_XBase Modul.jpg

0_1600225235884_XBase.jpg

In the description of the (DC motor (Lego+) module) the picture may be confusing because there are the commands M1 etc., but these commands are for the BaseX module and not the (DC motor (Lego+) module) !

Thanx
I used the old M5burner, as the new one is for Windows10. Apparently it is ok with windows 7 too

@world101 sorry for delay on answering. Many thanks it works as expected! In the meanwhile i tried with upython language also to manage more complex json structures.

👍🏻 thanks

Wow, thank you, sure this works.

Hi all,
Very curious to give something similar a go. Driving a 5V motor over ESP now using the Joystick Unit at the transmit end. 2 x M5 Stack.

Anybody have a UI Flow file I can modify?

Kind regards,
Paul