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aaronpk
So many errors trying to get this this work :-(
How many have compiled this successfully? Can you help? Spent hours trying to debug code and I really have no idea what i am doing. many different issues. Fix an issue and then a new one pops up.
Lots of problems with wifi.h seemed that removing the const from the 1st line below got passed that issue.
const char* ssid = ""; const char* password = "";
the next stumbling block refers to of couple of: undefined reference to
Would love it if someone has it working and could zip their code.
I just tried again copying the current version of Tally.ino into a new Arduino project and it works fine. The trick is getting all the libraries installed. Make sure you install the M5StickC library from the Arduino library manager, and also download the SKAARHOJ libraries.
I am new to Arduino and have a fresh install of Arduino IDE. I think what @Tundrawalker was missing is what I was missing at first. I had missed installing the esp32 board (https://randomnerdtutorials.com/installing-the-esp32-board-in-arduino-ide-windows-instructions/). Had to add "https://dl.espressif.com/dl/package_esp32_index.json" to Additional Boards Manager URLs in Preferences. I was then able to go into Boards Manger and install esp32. I was then able to select the M5StickC from the list of Boards. The only other thing I had to do was add a symlink from python to python3 by running "sudo ln -s /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python" in terminal (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60762378/exec-python-executable-file-not-found-in-path). The symlink might not have been the best way to do it, but it did work for me.
Hey @commputethis thanks for keeping this alive. I tried your instructions this morning and I believe it makes sense wasnt successful though. It’s been months since My headspace was in this project and I a almost complete newbie at programming as well so it’s a copy/paste effort for the most part. I just got my first Raspberry Pi recently and programmed it successfully to run as a timelapse trigger so I’m not a complete drooling idiot. If you got this to work would you mind giving me a hand? Script is compiling so that is further than the old days but it’s a blank screen after that. Not sure about the terminal step. Do you mean on a Mac or somehow through the M5StickC? Rasberry Pi’s have a Terminal interface so......
I may have responded too soon. I got it to compile and load to the device, but I wasn't at our church, which is where I am creating this for, when I did it. Well, when I got there, it connects to the wifi just fine, but will not connect to our ATEM. Unfortunately, I haven't had enough time when there to do any troubleshooting. I am actually configuring one of my raspberry pi's to install tally arbiter to see if I can get that working.
As far as "terminal" is concerned, I am using Ubuntu. I probably should have mentioned that tidbit.
@Tundrawalker TallyArbiter was super easy to setup and use the M5Sticks with. I didn't really want to have a server setup, but the rpi is small and easy to maintain and the Tally Arbiter system allows much more flexibility. So I won't try to get this one to work now. If you go that route, he has really great documented procedure to get it up and running. https://github.com/josephdadams/TallyArbiter && https://github.com/josephdadams/TallyArbiter-M5StickCListener