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5. Extensions

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StickC Arduino Program Compilation & Upload

1. Preparation

  • Library Installation: Refer to the Library Management Installation Guide to complete the installation of the M5StickC driver library. and download all the dependent libraries according to the prompts.

2. USB Driver Installation

Baud Rate Limit
When performing the device program download operation, it is recommended to select the following serial port baud rate options. If other speeds are used, it may result in the program being unable to be downloaded properly.
1500000 bps / 750000 bps / 500000 bps / 250000 bps / 115200 bps

Select the driver file that matches your operating system from the list below, download it, and extract it. You can also visit the FTDI Chip official website for additional FTDI driver versions. Then connect the device to your PC, open Device Manager, and install the FTDI driver (the screenshot below uses Windows 10 as an example). (Note: On some systems, you may need to install the driver twice for it to take effect. The unrecognized device is usually named M5Stack or USB Serial.)

Driver Name Download Link
Windows_Desktop_x64 Download
Windows_Desktop_x86_32 Download
Windows_Desktop_ARM Download
MacOS_Intel Download
MacOS_ARM64 Download
For MacOS users, before installation, go to System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> General -> Allow apps downloaded from -> App Store and identified developers.

3. Port Selection

Connect the device to the computer via a USB cable. After completing the driver installation, select the corresponding device port in the Arduino IDE.

4. Program Compilation & Upload

Open the example program "Helloworld" from the driver library. Click the upload button to automatically compile and upload the program.

The effect is as shown below:

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