M5Stack Arduino IDE Setup in 5 minutes

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • M5Stack is a versatile modular stackable development kit. It is based on the ESP32 and can be programmed in the Arduino IDE amongst other programming languages. Let's see how to get set up.
    Virtual com port drivers www.silabs.com...
    **as pointed out by user Jerry Petrey there are some errors in the code include# should be #include
    and all instances of LED_BUILTIN should be replaced with ledpin
    Arduino IDE arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
    Boards manager link dl.espressif.c...
    M5stack library github.com/m5s...
    **Now M5stack Library appears directly in the Arduino library manager on searching M5Stack
    Official text guides in our docs pages
    Windows
    docs.m5stack.c...
    Mac
    docs.m5stack.c...

Комментарии • 15

  • @laurenphillips5701
    @laurenphillips5701 2 года назад +1

    Thanks, this was enormously helpful to restore Factory settings to someone new to M5

  • @stevehageman6785
    @stevehageman6785 2 года назад

    Wow, I can't believe how totally cool the M5Core2 is, thanks!

    • @M5Stack
      @M5Stack  2 года назад

      Thanks for your appreciation❤

  • @jerrypetrey5010
    @jerrypetrey5010 5 лет назад +1

    Your example blink program in the video seems to have a couple of errors - it has include# instead of #include and not all occurrences of LED_BUILTIN were replaced by ledpin but after that everything worked fine. Nice video!

    • @M5Stack
      @M5Stack  5 лет назад

      Hey Jerry, Thanks for pointing that out. I'll upload a correct version of the sketch and link to it in the description

  • @MrKobyp7
    @MrKobyp7 3 года назад +2

    i really disappointed of my m5stack core its not working with the arduino and i try to do everything and i try to connect with the m5stac website and forum and no one helping me

  • @rhoniandjeff7453
    @rhoniandjeff7453 4 года назад +1

    IM having trouble? It will not even give M5stack in the examples.
    It shows it in gray but not black like in your list on the video. I have no option to select it in the examples and I went back through and double checked everything I could think of. Please help? guess 5 minutes has turned into 2 hours now.

  • @marconardi209
    @marconardi209 3 года назад +1

    To quick some steps are skipped?

  • @hantercans
    @hantercans 3 года назад

    Getting this error "class NTPClient' has no member named 'getFormattedDate" any ideas anybody?

  • @klestius
    @klestius 5 лет назад

    Im failing at the first step. USB drivers are installed, but Arduino won´t recognize the M5 Stack at all... Board manager and Libraries are installed. Im running Windows 10 here...

    • @M5Stack
      @M5Stack  5 лет назад +1

      Hi groove, sorry to hear your having issues. without knowing much about your situation theres not much I can do to help you other than suggesting you try a different usb cable, try reinstalling the driver and see if the device appears in device manager. Try a different version of Arduino, 1.8.7 or above seem to work best. If you still don't succeed please make a post on our forum forum.m5stack.com or send an email to support@m5stack.com with detailed information regarding your issue e.g. which version of the device do you have, where did you buy it etc.. Hope we can resolve this for you asap

    • @klestius
      @klestius 5 лет назад

      @@M5Stack Many thanks, will try it!

    • @rhoniandjeff7453
      @rhoniandjeff7453 4 года назад

      @@M5Stack IM having the same trouble I think? It will not even give M5stack in the example.
      It shows it in gray but not black. just like in his list on the video.

    • @AndreaNassisi
      @AndreaNassisi 3 года назад

      The Silicon Lab driver does not work on Windows 10. I've tried with two different Microsoft laptops (Surface Laptop 3 and Surface Book) and the latest Windows 10 Home version as for 1/6/2021. The Mac setup as Python issue as well. The M5Stack works well out-of-the-box using flow.m5stack.com. If I may, the M5Stack should have been designed with an USB to UART chip instead of relying to Silicon Lab driver. I wonder how many returns they are getting.