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    M5 Atom QR-Code Scanner Factor Reset Broke Device

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    • konacurrentsK Offline
      konacurrents
      last edited by konacurrents

      I've been using the QR-Code scanner successfully, and all my code works in the M5 Atom. It's
      amazing that that small device can run all the same software as my M5 (minus the display). I have
      MQTT and BLE working nicely.

      Anyway, I have a version that interacts with the QR-Code scanner. My version is based on the ATOMQR_UART_CMD.cpp code. I was trying to get the device to "mute" on startup, and actually had it working for a short time (until the factor reset I'll describe next).

      Here is my issue:

      • I scanned the "Factory Reset" QR code from AtomicQR_Reader_EN.pdf

      Now the device will not work. This means no lights and no scanning.

      The M5 Atom still works (MQTT and BLE) but it doesn't QR Scan anymore.

      QUESTION: is there a way to get the device back working through the arduino download?

      Help.
      thanks.
      scott

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        Scotty42 @konacurrents
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        @konacurrents
        Hi Scott,

        I ran into the same problem. Did you find a solution?

        BR // Scotty42

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          konacurrents @Scotty42
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          @Scotty42 I haven't been using the QR scanner as much especially as I cannot get the startup sound to go away (and it freaks my dogs). But the scanner works.

          What issues are you having?

          -scott

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            Scotty42 @konacurrents
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            @konacurrents See here: https://community.m5stack.com/post/28583 . Maybe the suggested solution would work for you as well ? I couldn't test it but will do so in the coming days and report back.

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              konacurrents @Scotty42
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              @Scotty42 I have used that barcode scanner to configure the QR scanner so will have to re-visit that approach. I have got the sound to go away but forgot how to do that. I have tried code to do that. Unfortunately some of these devices have a pre-state, like when powered up, which makes a sound before I can turn sound off. (Same with H-Driver and Atom Socket I just posted)

              There is a mode to not accept those barcodes (so an end user cannot change some setting your code didn't want set).

              Right now I use MQTT/BLE to set what it would scan - and then play that back from a button click. Basically store and re-play later - just like the QR code scanner achieves.

              For my system, the QR code will invoke messages in my network - to turn on the lights, or feed the dog. I call this a Semantic Marker(R).

              cheers,
              thanks,
              scott (also scotty)

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                konacurrents @konacurrents
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                @konacurrents Note, I have a similar startup issue with the Atom Socket and H-Driver.

                Anyone know how to stop it starting before I get a change to stop it?

                https://community.m5stack.com/topic/7445/m5atom-based-power-turns-on-briefly-before-user-code-runs

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