If you want additional testing help, you’ll need to post exactly what your entire flow/program looks like, including connections and Units. Obviously there is something unique in your setup that I don’t have, because it’s working for me.

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *

@timerSch.event('timer1')
def ttimer1():
speaker.sing(220, 1/16)
pass

timerSch.run('timer1', 1000, 0x00)

--> It works if I download it to the device
--> It does not work if I run it from UIFlow

@world101 said in Speaker beep and Wait:

I tested this exact flow and let it run for over 20 minutes and I'm still getting beep every 1 second. I have no issues with this flow on the M5Stack Core Grey and M5Stack Fire. I'm using uiFlow 1.4.4 and firmware v1.4.4.

I have the bug on every device here (3 different units), like user "sysdl132". I also use Firmware 1.4.4 (but its buggy in firmware 1.4.3 also)
Simply use the "RUN" button and you will have the same UIFlow bug. Dont upload it into the device.

I tested Run and Download to the device and it made no difference. It still runs longer than 20 mins.

Your deleted message said something about connecting a device to see the issue. I have noticed bugs when you have Units defined in uiFlow’s UI simulator but don’t actually connect them to the device. If you connect to REPL it should tell you what the error is... typically “unit not found” and the device is locked up. However it’s not obvious because they’re is no on screen error, leaving the user stumped on what the issue actually is.

If you want additional testing help, you’ll need to post exactly what your entire flow/program looks like, including connections and Units. Obviously there is something unique in your setup that I don’t have, because it’s working for me.

I tested this exact flow and let it run for over 20 minutes and I'm still getting beep every 1 second. I have no issues with this flow on the M5Stack Core Grey and M5Stack Fire. I'm using uiFlow 1.4.4 and firmware v1.4.4.

I have the bug on every device here (3 different units), like user "sysdl132". I also use Firmware 1.4.4 (but its buggy in firmware 1.4.3 also)
Simply use the "RUN" button and you will have the same UIFlow bug. Dont upload it into the device.

Same problem occurs with LED and with 3 different M5Stack units.
Try it out and you will see that after some blinking phase it will stuck up in a permanent light.

I think that is a big problem...

I have no issues with this flow either. It's been running for more than 20 minutes along with the beep flow on my other m5stack.

:-)

Of course it is the same behavior.
Try it out yourself!
Run the program and wait for some beeps and you will hear a continues tone.
Its obviously a bug.

I tested this exact flow and let it run for over 20 minutes and I'm still getting beep every 1 second. I have no issues with this flow on the M5Stack Core Grey and M5Stack Fire. I'm using uiFlow 1.4.4 and firmware v1.4.4.

This flow has issues because it's trying to fire a timer callback at the same time as the 1 second wait, which causes a blocking function. I do get a continuous beep as you describe, but I don't think it's a bug. I would consider it bad code design because you have two functions at 1 second firing at the same time, which causes blocking. You really only need the timer and not the 1 second wait function to achieve a beep ever 1 second.

As I mentioned earlier, the bug has nothing to do with the "Wait".
You can check it by yourself:

:-)

Of course it is the same behavior.
Try it out yourself!
Run the program and wait for some beeps and you will hear a continues tone.
Its obviously a bug.

try it out and you will see what I mean :-)

This Code generates no sound or an endless sound but not the expected 1/16 beep each second

This flow has issues because it's trying to fire a timer callback at the same time as the 1 second wait, which causes a blocking function. I do get a continuous beep as you describe, but I don't think it's a bug. I would consider it bad code design because you have two functions at 1 second firing at the same time, which causes blocking. You really only need the timer and not the 1 second wait function to achieve a beep ever 1 second.

I think that is a big problem...

Of course it is the same behavior.
Try it out yourself!
Run the program and wait for some beeps and you will hear a continues tone.
Its obviously a bug.

If I use a "speaker beep" and "wait" in uiflow, all my m5stack cores hangs up after 3-8 beeps.
Is it wrongly implemented in uiflow?
best regards

simple example

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *
import unit

tof0 = unit.get(unit.TOF, unit.PORTA)

@timerSch.event('timer1')
def ttimer1():
global unit
wait(1)
speaker.sing(831, 1/16)
pass

timerSch.run('timer1', 1000, 0x00)

Post your flow or code and someone might be able to help.