If you use Visual Code you could install this extension

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=curdeveryday.vscode-m5stack-mpy

Then transfer your modified library to flash. It would be good to change the name to another one, so that the import function does not load the built-in urequests library. Alternatively, you would have to look in what order and from which locations the libraries are imported.

@robalstona Yes I get that. But WHY? As I mentioned earlier, this makes testing code uploads a pain.

@devilstower have you tried using the scan method described here?
https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/library/network.html

Yes, it sounds like this is what will be needed.

It would be great if UIFlow would just roll up the whole sequence of switching to AP mode, collecting the info, and reconnecting. It's such a standard behavior for ESP-based devices, that it seems like it should be baked-in.

@jhfoo

yeah. i have ask our engineer.

for the time being. UIFlow MQTT can't use ’topics/#‘ to subcribe all belong to "topics/....." topics.

@lukasmaximus Not to be taken as Thonny being an inferior app; my Windows has a lot of crap inside. It seems pymakr on VS Code is more reliable on my Windows. pymakr has its own quirks; one of which is refusing to download binary files (eg. images).

Will wait for more motivation to revisit Thonny again.

@acuralegendz when you start uiflow desktop or m5 burner make sure to choose allow incoming network connections. The software needs to connect to the server so it can get the latest firmwares

@kgobes Yes Visuino is block coding, I thought that what you were after wanting to use UiFlow. Of course the latter can display the dose as well. Cheers !

@lukasmaximus
Hi. I just replayed the first video you mentioned and yes this is very helpful. You clearly state in this video how I can find the additional modules I need to add to the basic micropython to support the M5Stick. I much prefer to program at the low level python level rather than use something like UIFlow.
Thanks again for your help.

I use uPyCraft to load/write files. There is another graphics editors like Mu or Tonny

Check out this video I did a while back on using M5Stack devices on linux https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZdTl0400uM you need to make sure to add the device to the dialout group, I can't remember the exact line of code but it's in the video if you watch it

it could be that the gyro is in Gravities which would explain the low reading.
I was watching a vid and normally the readings shoud be in miligravities.

@m5stack Did a quick machine.deepsleep(10000) test and it seems to work! Will add more code to see how this extends battery life.

Thanks!

@lederschnautz

Great. Glad I could help.

@bww1340 Repost this one in the official updates forum under the 1.5.1 (or which ever version you are struggling with.)

@lukasmaximus thanks for verifying that my setup is correct. Will check out the urequests video as well.

Fortunately, USB mode is working for me, so, for now, I'll just use that to play around with my Faces dev kit.

Thanks y'all for the help 🙏🏽

@xis After some attempts it worked.

Thank you.You re right, i send that post after i tried that module. That HCSR-04 module isn't for Grove, it use 4 pins (VCC, ground, trigger pin, echo pin) . It works very well but..
This is my project : i have a mini-robot made with arduino (Uno, motor shield, ultrasonic sensor, servo) and i want to make it again in M5Stack and micropython context. So i bought the GOPlus element that provides controls for 4 servos connexions, 2 independant motors, 3 more grove ports.
The problem is : when i use at the same time 1 servo and the basic 4 pins Ultrasonic function, the Echo Pin creates an ERROR on the M5Stack .

That s why i wanted to try the grove Ultrasonic.
But it s using only 1 pin for trigger and echo.