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Nice work.

Did you get it sorted?
I started to post the formula, but I realized that you need to edit the application. I say “application” because it is confusingly written in an advanced, professional C++ style, not the fun Arduino IDE style where everything is spelled out and you just edit the line.
I mean: the loop is empty. (!)
I don’t have a ePaper to try it.

SHT30.h line 30:
myData.sht30Temperatur = (int) M5.SHT30.GetTemperature() * ((9.0 / 5.0) + 32.0);
-Terry

@meldrak said in 3D printed M5Stack Core/Core2/CoreS3 with/without modules Wall Mount:

I re-mixed a wall mount for all of the core versions you can 3D print and stick to any surface with some wall mounting tape. Enjoy!!

If you’re looking for more designs or ideas for your M5Stack Core series wall mount, there are several resources available online where you can find different models to print. For instance, you can find a variety of 3D models for the M5Stack Core2 that might inspire you or serve as a basis for further customization.

Thanks for sharing that, will definitely print it!

Hi Meldrak,

I gave it a try with a Core M5 basic but I did not get the inside of the battery turn green, orange or red. It stayed black. The issue is that the m5f file does not contain all of the blockly commands, rect1, rect2... up to rect 6 are missing and must be added. The python program contains the corresponding commands but they don't seem to be sufficient..

The increase brightness button works, the decrease brightness seems to effective, screens becomes completely black.
Overall my feeling is that the code is too complex to just report the battery charge level.
And as you say, the indication lacks of precision : 100 % 75% 50% and 25%