@srx

I am using
T-A7670E/G/SA R2

and it's very accurate.

@crupp

Have you taken a look at the Serial Example from the Github repo ?

@mpice https://meshtastic.discourse.group/t/new-lilygo-t-beam-supreme-product/7474/50

HI!
I don't have a t-dongle-s3 to test, have you tried submitting an
"Issue" here:
https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-Dongle-S3/issues

They are slow to respond so also email them at
sales@lilygo.cc
Ask for Lewishe to respond.
Hope this helps, Terry

This is the "Community" website with support by fellow users, usually...me.

Below is a blow up from LilyGO's product page where you can see the relay part number, Voltage and Current ratings

5vrelay.png

Here is a clearer picture from Amazon:
Screenshot 2023-07-21 at 2.11.23 PM.png

Regards, Terry

@gauste try this repository,
https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-ZigBee
If not, raise an issue on this GitHub and/or email LilyGO directly.
-Terry

@bernie have you programmed it before?
It is certainly do-able, but requires that you have the installed program that is currently running, then modify it, I.e. with Arduino IDE and add the functionality that you want.

@dr3x Hi!
Are you using Arduino IDE v2.1.0?
If so, I consider this a confusing and annoying bug in the application.
The app kindly and incorrectly identifies your board type!
You still need to type in ESP32S3 Dev Module as shown below on my computer!

Screenshot 2023-06-27 at 12.24.32 AM.jpg

Hope this helps, Terry

@basvandepavert Thanks for getting back to me!
Let me know!
-Terry

@m4biz Fantastic news!

You can also put a small
delay(500);
In the loop to keep it from locking up and becoming very hard to upload another sketch!

But: GREAT JOB !

@ivan Hi Ivan, this site is a volunteer user community site and anything I say is simply "advice".
LilyGO make no claim of waterproof, but it seems well sealed.
I think accidental splashing such as washing hands would be OK.
Otherwise I would "Damp-Cloth" it as you say!
-Terry

Great news! Thanks to the efforts of @kreier, a USB VID/PID was able to be secured using a third-party so that official circuitpython support could be added. The T-Display RP2040 now has official CircuitPython support! 🥳

It is a grove connector (!) for I2C external sensors, etc.

@teastain2 thank you so much