UIFlow Guide
Refer to the UIFlow2 Web IDE tutorial , to learn the basic process of using UIFlow 2.0 and complete the installation of the M5Burner firmware burning tool.
Connect the device to the computer via a USB cable, select the Burn button of the corresponding firmware in M5Burner, fill in the Wi-Fi information, and select the corresponding device port.
Connect the device to the computer via a USB cable, select the Burn button of the corresponding firmware in M5Burner, fill in the Wi-Fi information, and select the corresponding device port.
Note: If your device is connecting for the first time, you need to bind the device to this account.
Once the firmware is burned, the device will reboot, keeping the USB connection connected. Using the M5Burner Click Options, fill in the device configuration that needs to be modified, and click. Note: If the burning is successful, you need to restart the device, and if you need to change the device configuration again, you need to modify the programming configuration again.Configurenext
Click the user icon in the upper right corner of the page to log in to your UIFlow2.0 system account. Note: The account needs to be the same account as the login, after the account is successfully logged in, under the account, the device connected to the valid Wi-Fi can be viewed by clicking on it, if you need to change the device owner, you need to unbind the relationship between the device and the account.M5BurnerSelect Device
Make sure that Wi-Fi has been configured: When burning the program, you need to configure the Wi-Fi and other information in the M5Burner programming program Configurable.
Select an online device.
Select the device module to which the USB is to be connected
AtomS3 Lite connects to the USB port of the computer, click the buttonWebTerminal
Select the USB-connected device in the pop-up box, click Select, and when the WebTerminal screen shows Connected to Serial Port! Description The USB connection is successful.
Once you've completed the above steps, you're ready to start programming with UIFlow 2.0.