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M5 Core 2 bricked after using EasyLoader for thermal camera #98

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firex726 opened this issue Aug 17, 2022 · 3 comments
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M5 Core 2 bricked after using EasyLoader for thermal camera #98

firex726 opened this issue Aug 17, 2022 · 3 comments

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@firex726
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firex726 commented Aug 17, 2022

Describe the bug

M5 Core 2 module was working normally out of the box using the default firmware.
I tried the example arduino code found here but it would not compile, after installing the needed boards and libraries.

I then tried the "EasyLoader" for the thermal camera found on your product page "https://docs.m5stack.com/en/unit/thermal". It appeared to burn the image and reported success, but now the module is bricked. And I cannot connect to it from the ArduinoIDE nor the M5Burner utility.

To reproduce

ArduinoIDE 1.8.16 & EasyLoder & m5Burner

Expected behavior

Arduino project should compile and load.
EasyLoader should burn example to device.

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@Tinyu-Zhao
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EasyLoad is mostly only applicable to M5Core series products, and does not match Core2, it is possible that the AXP192 or the serial chip is burned out.

@firex726
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OK so where does it say that on your site?
https://docs.m5stack.com/en/unit/thermal

I would think if this has the possibility of bricking a device then there should be a note or even some form of verification in the software to verify what is connected.

@felmue
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felmue commented Aug 18, 2022

Hello @firex726

  • you could try w/o battery. Remove the little board, labelled CORE 2, then remove the bottom and disconnect the battery. (Careful the battery is attached to the bottom w/ double-sided tape.)
  • w/o the battery, you could try to force ESP32 into download mode. Disconnect USB, connect a wire from GPIO0 to GND, then connect M5Core2 via USB to your computer.

Good luck!

Thanks
Felix

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