M5CoreInk
in M5Burner, as shown in the image below.Click the links below to download the driver package for your operating system. There are two versions of the driver chip available (CP210X/CH9102). Please download the corresponding driver package according to the version you are using. After unzipping the package, select the installation package for your operating system's bit version for installation. (If you are unsure which USB chip your device uses, you may install both drivers. CH9102_VCP_SER_MacOS v1.7
may display an error during installation, but the installation is actually complete; ignore the error.)
Driver Name | Compatible Driver Chip | Download Link |
---|---|---|
CP210x_VCP_Windows | CP2104 | Download |
CP210x_VCP_MacOS | CP2104 | Download |
CP210x_VCP_Linux | CP2104 | Download |
CH9102_VCP_SER_Windows | CH9102 | Download |
CH9102_VCP_SER_MacOS v1.7 | CH9102 | Download |
Configure
option, select the corresponding port, and click Load
to load the current device configuration. Once loaded successfully, a popup will display the device's API KEY
, Start Mode
, and other information. At this point, we can copy and save the device's API KEY for later steps. Note: In this example, we will use UIFlow Web IDE (web version) for programming, so the Start Mode
needs to be set to Internet Mode
.After the device is configured in online programming mode, we need to establish a connection between the device and UIFlow through API KEY, so that it can push programs for specified devices. Users need to visit flow.m5stack.com from the browser on the computer to access the UIFlow programming page
Click the Setting button in the menu bar at 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 prompt indicating that the connection is successful.