The document describes the addition of a digital dashboard to the Xiaomi M365 electric scooter, utilizing an ESP32 and a 1.3-inch TFT screen. The dashboard provides various statistics such as mileage, speed, battery level, and temperature metrics, enhancing the scooter's functionality. It includes instructions for required components, firmware flashing, and wiring for installation, along with links to community support channels.
The document describes the addition of a digital dashboard to the Xiaomi M365 electric scooter, utilizing an ESP32 and a 1.3-inch TFT screen. The dashboard provides various statistics such as mileage, speed, battery level, and temperature metrics, enhancing the scooter's functionality. It includes instructions for required components, firmware flashing, and wiring for installation, along with links to community support channels.
The document describes the addition of a digital dashboard to the Xiaomi M365 electric scooter, utilizing an ESP32 and a 1.3-inch TFT screen. The dashboard provides various statistics such as mileage, speed, battery level, and temperature metrics, enhancing the scooter's functionality. It includes instructions for required components, firmware flashing, and wiring for installation, along with links to community support channels.
The document describes the addition of a digital dashboard to the Xiaomi M365 electric scooter, utilizing an ESP32 and a 1.3-inch TFT screen. The dashboard provides various statistics such as mileage, speed, battery level, and temperature metrics, enhancing the scooter's functionality. It includes instructions for required components, firmware flashing, and wiring for installation, along with links to community support channels.
12 Xiaomi M365 scooter dashboard with ESP32 and 1.
3 inch TFT APR screen POSTED BY PTODOROV / DIY, БЕЗ КАТЕГОРИЯ
I have recently added a nice digital dashboard to my beloved M365 electric scooter. Thanks to Dani M. and the other contributors to the project I was able to make the scooter a lot smarter.
The dashboard calculates and displays daily statistics including mileage, avg. speed, time and energy used, remaining battery mileage and battery level. When you start driving the screen changes to speedometer, wattmeter and some other realtime metrics. There are a lot more screens containing battery and ESC temperatures, BMS statistics containing voltage for each cell, total battery cycles, estimated battery health percentage, pinpointing defective cells and much more.
DEMO(SPANISH):
La mejor pantalla para tu patinete Xiaomi Mijia M365, By Dani M.
REQUIRED COMPONENTS:
– You must join the creators’ English or Spanish chats in Telegram in order for your ESP32 serial number to be activated(it’s free): English: https://t.me/LCDM365ESP32English Spanish: https://t.me/LCDM365ESP32 – Download all required files (firmware, manuals, 3d printing STLs etc.): Original Ptodorov’s Mirror – ESP-WROOM-32 (should be the same form factor in order to fit) – 1.3″ 240×240 ST7789 SPI TFT – 1N4148 diode (I had BYV26 on hand) – 100R and 680R resistors – 3D printed housing, you can find .stl files in the download (I printed this with my Ender 3 printer, but if you don’t have one you can ask/pay someone to print it for you)
FLASHING THE FIRMWARE TO THE ESP32:
Before connecting anything to the ESP32 you should flash it’s firmware.
Install ESP32 1.0.0 board in your Arduino IDE from Tools > Board > Boards Manager (Warning: ESP32 1.0.1 version will not work, choose 1.0.0 from the dropdown). Install ESP32WebServer and ESPmDNS libraries by Ivan Grokhotkov via Sketch > Include Library > Manage Libraries. Connect your PC/Mac to the ESP32 using a MicroUSB cable. In Arduino IDE choose ESP32 Dev Module from the Tools > Board menu. Change the upload speed from Tools > Upload Speed to 460800.
Now open the .ino file from the M365_Loader_v12 folder and fill your home wifi ssid and password in the //WLAN Station parameters variables. Click the Upload button and wait for it to finish. Now open Tools > Serial Monitor and take a look at the log, it should connect to you home WiFi and display it’s assigned IP address. Take note of this IP address and using a browser open http://[the_assigned_ip]. You should see a blank page with an upload box in it. Choose the FW_0.23.3-TFT.bin file from the project folder and click Upload. When it’s ready the web page will be reloaded.
WIRING IT UP:
Now you can disconnect the USB cable and warm up your soldering iron. Make all connections to the TFT and the M365 power button board according to the following schematic: Warning: Do not connect microUSB to the ESP32 when it’s wired to the VCC of the M365 mainboard. If you need to debug with Serial Monitor or refresh the ESP32 you should only leave GND and BUS connected to the M365 and disconnect the VCC wire. In order to activate your license you should open the ESP32 settings from your PC browser and fill in your Telegram alias, note your ESP32 serial and send it in the Telegram chat in order to be activated.
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Benjamin Hojnik −⚑ 4 years ago edited
I have an issue with this; i've uploaded the ino file, flashed the bin but now board keeps rebooting....
[24] [Core:1] ESP Serial:REDACTED! [25] [Core:1] Reboot counter:140 -------------------------------- TRIAL MODE HAS BEEN EXPIRED!! YOU NEED TO ACTIVATE SOFTWARE. Please connect HUD to Internet for activation procedure, runtime limited for 5 minutes. -------------------------------- [44] [Core:1] Open SPIFFS filesystem [127] [Core:1] Load system preferences PinOut settings: TFT display SPI Pins: SDA:13 SCL:14 DC:12 BLK:15 RST:2 Rotation:180º (2) Bus M365: Rx:36 Tx:5 GPS: RX:39 TX:-1 Bauds:9600 (6) Temp Sensor: One wire:4 --------------- [144] [Core:1] Load eeprom preferences [148] [Core:1] Loading language files [222] [Core:1] Language, Failed to open file /languages.txt [222] [Core:1] ERROR Can't load language file, Web server, Telnet server & LCD don't display text! EEPROM values: Trip1 Trip2 Init: 0 :0 V Max: 0 :0 I Max: 0 :0 I Min: 0 :0 mA Drain: 0 :0 mA Recov: 0 :0 W Drain: 0 :0 W Recov: 0 :0 Sec: 0 :0 Language: (3) Time zome: UTC +1 Time DTS: Yes (1) FW autoupdate:Yes (1) Splash image:Default (0) Wheel:8.5" (0) DisplayTrip:Battery (2) AlarmBattery:Off (0) AlarmDistance:Off (0) LCD Night Mode Brightness:100.0% (16) Big Speed:No (0) Tracker:Off (0) Tracker each meters:Off (0) Tracker each seconds:Off (0) Tracker course change:Off (0) wlan[0].SSID:[HojnikB WiFi] wlan[0].Passd:[***********] wlan[1].SSID:[] wlan[1].Passd:[] wlan[2].SSID:[] wlan[2].Passd:[] AP & OTA Password:[12345678] AP & OTA Password:[12345678] --------------- [297] [Core:1] Init LCD [1654] [Core:1] Init m365 serial [1654] [Core:1] Init GPS [1655] [Core:1] Init OneWire [1656] [Core:1] Init WebServer [1656] [Core:1] Init task handle_wlan_loop [1658] [Core:1] Init high priority task m365_bus_loop [1667] [Core:0] WLAN ON, Searching for known wlans [1888] [Core:1] setup() done [1888] [Core:1] Show splash screen [1914] [Core:1] Loading JPG file /splashdef.jpg [2058] [Core:1] Jpeg file format not supported![2059] [Core:1] GPS change state from 0- GPS_Off to 1-GPS_Sync [5060] [Core:1] Done splash screen [5060] [Core:1] Show agreements each 10 reboots [7061] [Core:1] GPS change state from 1-GPS_Sync to 0-GPS_Off [8286] [Core:1] Done Show agreements [8286] [Core:1] ---Change screen from 0-stop to 3-timeout [8312] [Core:1] Loading JPG file /splashdef.jpg
what am i doing wrong?
0 0 Reply ⥅ Paweł Makowski −⚑ 4 years ago
how open the ESP32 settings from your PC browser
0 0 Reply ⥅ Paweł Makowski −⚑ 4 years ago
I haven't 460800 speed
0 0 Reply ⥅ OndrejBakan −⚑ 5 years ago
Wow, this could look even better using ESP8266+OLED shield and "no soldering" solution by Pavel Poduška on his (discontinued) M365 Dashboard.
0 0 Reply ⥅ Max −⚑ M 5 years ago
Really, a "license"?!? LOL no.
0 0 Reply ⥅ ptodorov > Max −⚑ 5 years ago
Not exactly a "license" because it's free. They made half open half closed source that requires activation to protect it from being stolen and sold for profit.
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