@scaramanga
it should be compatible, but you will need to change the SPI pin.

@felmue said in M5Stack Core Basic as Meshtastic Device:

Hi guys

I don't think you can use pre-compiled Meshtastic firmware as some GPIOs used in pre-compiled firmware cannot be selected in LoRa868 V1.1 module.

From the M5Stack Meshtastic variant.h file and the previous LoRa module I understand the following GPIOs are used:

SCK : GPIO18 MISO : GPIO19 MOSI : GPIO23 CS/NSS: GPIO5 IRQ : GPIO36 RST : GPIO26

However the newer LoRa868 V1.1 module doesn't allow to select GPIO36 as IRQ nor GPIO26 as RST.

So I think you either need to compile Meshtastic firmware (with the correct GPIOs) yourself, get the older LoRa868 module or modify the V1.1 hardware.

Note: I do not have the necessary hardware to test this myself - so my above conclusions could be incorrect.

Thanks
Felix

Is there an answer from M5Stack specialists?

Hello @HappyUser

the code works for me using M5Core2v1.1 and the following modifications:

//#include <M5Core2.h> <-- replace this with below lines #include <M5Unified.h> #include <Wire.h> M5.begin(); Wire.begin(); <--- add this after above line

Thanks
Felix

@johseffer Have you set the ezdata stream to private?
Ezdata isn't a full service, it's a test service. if you need a more secure service its time to move on to AWS or Azure.

@kuriko I'll check and let you know! Thanks for the response!

@sashaStick5 привет. Как там сейчас со стиком дела а то у меня таже история и я не знаю что делать:(

@kuriko Thank you

@sternj Well, the Arduino IDE ver2 IDE is very good.
Just type in C, C++ and download (it compiles automatically.)
This is NOT your grandad's Arduino IDE ver 1 !!!
Here is a sample program to test serial:

bool ticktock; //declare ticktock as a boolean flag void setup() { //runs once on start up Serial.begin(115200); //open the serial port for USB cable delay(500); } void loop() { //runs in circles! ticktock = !ticktock; //every pass through reverse the flag if (ticktock) { //test current value of the ticktock flag Serial.println("tick"); } else { //prints one or the other to the USB port Serial.println("tock"); } delay(1000); //wait for a second and run again! }

Hello @SB12345

ok, I see, hmm.

Have you tried to connect one TOF4m to port A and the other to port C and then setup two I2C busses?

Thanks
Felix

@robski
I am not sure about your question - are you asking about the main code or the sound making code?
I have tried a lot of different approaches to get an alarm sound but nothing worked. Last try was with https://github.com/Hagtronics/M5Stack-Core2/tree/main/Sound
but with no success.
I just need any working piece of code that makes a beep sound and I will add it to my main code.

@ajb2k3 Just to clarify, I would like to know the endpoint for connecting when logging in through the person-shaped icon in the upper right corner of M5Burner.
I can log in to the M5Stack community without any issues from a web browser.

@Ruud-Noordermeer
Recently a bug was fixed in userdemo firmware that images cannot post to EZData2. Maybe you can try it again?

@dahult
I just tried these examples and all three can be compiled successfully. Maybe it's your library version problem? Have you installed the board manager correctly?

@LostInSpace I am quite new to all this so could you post a simple code of making a beep with your library.
thank you
Ioannis

@johan_s Hi John sorry for the long delay.

I had a chance to play with the frame buffer today after remembering this conversation.

I am finding the issue with the small text/garbidge written to the screen that you shared and looking into it.

Thanks for the point out.