I put some I2C blocks together to control the 4 relays unit from M5Dial.

You can find the example in the UIFlow2 cloud - Project Zone. It is called: M5Dial_4RelayUnit_UIFlow2.0.1

Thanks
Felix

no worries.

Well, it looks like the 4-relay-unit has not been added to the units list in UIFlow2 (v2.0.1). You'll need to either wait until M5Stack engineers add it to the list or use I2C blocks to control the relays. The documentation is here - section Protocol.

If you don't want to wait and use I2C blocks, I'd suggest you start with the I2C Init and scan device blocks to see if M5Dial can detect the 4-relay-unit.

BTW: what do you mean by 1 input. The 4-relay-unit doesn't have any inputs.

Thanks
Felix

https://shop.m5stack.com/products/4-relay-unit

How to set i2c to work in m5dial?
I can't program in python, so if it could be explained in blocks in uiflow?
I need to program 1 inputs and 3 relays
Thank you

ok, I see. Well with the M5StampS3 (board) removed there is no ESP32S3, e.g. no micro controller - all that is left is some hardware: button, rotary encoder, LCD and connectors. In other words, w/o micro controller there is nothing to control the remaining hardware.

What exactly do you want to achieve with your M5Dial with M5StampS3 removed?

Thanks
Felix

When I do it like this, it doesn't turn on

when you apply 6 - 36 V to the green DC power connector in the back M5Dial gets powered and starts to run.

Thanks
Felix