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    M5 stick C wont turn on am i missing something?

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    • I
      iPodLux
      last edited by

      Hi

      It did happened to me few times on new Sticks, it looks like the issue sometimes is the testing runtime used before shipping.
      Try this:
      If it doesn’t turn on connect it to your computer,
      launch the uiflow firmware utility,
      you should see the serial port listed (the serial port chip is independent from power supply and should work),
      erase content,
      burn with fresh firmware
      Repeat if necessary and make sure battery is charged

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        ajb2k3
        last edited by

        Apparently it is a common issue with the battery protection circuit (I have experienced this now!)
        https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/core/m5stickc

        UIFlow, so easy an adult can learn it!
        If I don't know it, be patient!
        I've ether not learned it or am too drunk to remember it!
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        • lukasmaximusL
          lukasmaximus
          last edited by

          @cncninja sorry to hear your having issues with the stickC. As @iPodLux said, try reflashing it. First though if it doesn't show up in device manager on windows or system report on Mac then you probably have a dud and we should be able to replace it for you

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          • H
            heybin
            last edited by

            if some firmware in stickc, please connect g0 to 3.3V, next insert usbC,it will work well

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              heybin
              last edited by

              https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/faq q9

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              • world101W
                world101 @heybin
                last edited by

                @heybin said in M5 stick C wont turn on am i missing something?:

                if some firmware in stickc, please connect g0 to 3.3V, next insert usbC,it will work well

                Though this does work, I'm curious to know if you are working on a real fix via a firmware update.

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                • H
                  heybin
                  last edited by

                  sorry, this is caused by the battery voltage being too low(not booting for a long time). there is no way to solve it through the program,

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                  • C
                    cncninja
                    last edited by

                    So i have a dead on arivel M5stick C and my m5 fire does not support the usb modual i bought to add usable I/O.... not really loving this..

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                    • J
                      jpilarski
                      last edited by

                      I just wanted to mention if you charge the m5stickc using a usb psu such as what you use to charge your phone it seems to charge the stickc battery and it turns on if you give it a few minutes. Not sure if this might be attributed to the usb output voltage on my computer not being stable but this always works for me. On the usb psu the voltage was 5.01v and on the laptop it was 5.22v so perhaps the overvoltage is an issue. I have 3 or 4 stickc devices and on a couple of them I always have to charge them first before they will boot.

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                      • MDARM
                        MDAR
                        last edited by

                        Hi

                        Is there any news on this subject?

                        I've got 4 X M5stickC units, with 3 being "dead on arrival"

                        Plugging them into my laptop brings them to life, but only 1 stays on when the usb power is removed.

                        I loaded this example script to get the Battery & supply voltages

                        https://github.com/m5stack/M5StickC/blob/ce1af7500b9d2370983c778266e1ea941ac9f2d8/examples/Advanced/AXP192/PowerWake/PowerWake.ino

                        The good one shows about 4v from the battery and 4.99v on the usb power.

                        The other three show
                        Battery ~0.003v

                        I've tried the G0 to GND trick, but that didn't work.

                        I did go looking for a new firmware, as mentioned above, but the link is dead.

                        Any help would be most welcomed.

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                          nicolas @MDAR
                          last edited by

                          @mdar thanks for pointing to this script, I have the same issue : 0v on battery !

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                          • ZontexZ
                            Zontex
                            last edited by

                            Hi @nicolas @MDAR if you guys still encounter this issue please contact me at roni@m5stack.com to resolve it, thank you!

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                              Efried @Zontex
                              last edited by

                              @zontex After a longer charging my M5stick works, but it is not possible to switch it into USB or WLAN mode, so I may upload code.

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