M5StickC-Plus
in M5Burner, as shown in the image below.Connect the device to the PC and open Device Manager to install the
FTDI driver
. For Windows 10, download the driver matching your operating system, unzip it, and install it through Device Manager. (Note: In some system environments, the driver may need to be installed twice to take effect. Unrecognized devices are usually named M5Stack
or USB Serial
. It is recommended to install the driver files directly in Device Manager on Windows, as executable file installations might not work properly.)
Click here to download the FTDI driver.
For MacOS users, please check System Preferences
-> Security & Privacy
-> General
-> Allow apps downloaded from:
-> App Store and identified developers
before installation.
Configure
option, select the corresponding port, and click Load
to load the current device configuration. Once obtained, a pop-up will display the current device's API KEY
, Start Mode
, and other information. At this point, we can copy and save the device's API KEY information for later use. Note: In this example, we will use UIFlow Web IDE (online version) for programming, therefore, Start Mode
needs to be set to Internet Mode
.After configuring the device to online programming mode, we need to use the API KEY to establish a connection between the device and UIFlow, allowing it to push programs to the specified device. Users need to visit flow.m5stack.com in a web browser on their computer to enter the UIFlow programming page.
Click the settings button in the upper right corner of the page, enter the API KEY we obtained in the previous step, click OK to save, and wait for the connection to succeed.