M5Paper ESP32 Development Kit V1.1 (960X540, 4.7" eInk display, 235 ppi)

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Description

Paper v1.1 is a touch-enabled e-ink screen main control device launched by M5Stack, featuring the ESP32-D0WDQ6-V3 controller. The front is embedded with a 540 x 960 @4.7" e-ink screen that supports 16-level grayscale display. It is paired with a GT911 capacitive touch panel, supporting two-point touch and various gesture operations. Compared to ordinary LCD screens, the e-ink screen provides users with a superior text reading experience, along with low power consumption and image retention when powered off.

This development board integrates a rotary switch, an SHT30 temperature and humidity sensor, and physical buttons. For data storage, it includes a TF-card (microSD) interface and an FM24C02 storage chip, offering 2K-bit (256x8) EEPROM for user data storage during power loss.

It comes with a built-in 1150mAh lithium battery, combined with an internal RTC (BM8563) to enable sleep and wake functions, providing strong battery life. Additionally, it offers 3 HY2.0-4P peripheral interfaces, allowing for the expansion of various sensor devices, opening up endless possibilities for future application development.

Note


Paper v1.1 uses a flexible e-ink screen panel, with the same functional specifications as the Paper v1.1 rigid e-ink screen panel. Currently, we are using substitutes for the CP2104/CH9102 USB serial chips. Please install the relevant USB drivers according to your device.

Notes: 1. Do not expose the e-ink screen to ultraviolet light for extended periods, as it may cause irreversible damage.
2. The low-power management solution used in M5Paper differs from that of CORE and StickC devices. When in use, the PWR button (press the rotary switch) serves as the power button (long press for 2s). To power off the device, use the software API or press the reset button on the back. When powered via USB, the device cannot be turned off.
3. If you encounter issues with downloading programs (e.g., timeout or "Failed to write to target RAM"), try reinstalling the device drivers. For driver downloads, please refer to the content below the documentation.

Features

  • Embedded ESP32, supports WiFi
  • Built-in 16MB Flash
  • E-Ink low-power display panel
  • Supports two-point touch
  • Nearly 180-degree viewing angle
  • Magnetic back design
  • Built-in 1150mAh large-capacity lithium battery
  • HY2.0-4P peripheral interface*3
  • Development Platform
    • UiFlow1
    • UiFlow2
    • Arduino IDE
    • ESP-IDF
    • PlatformIO

Includes

  • 1 x Paper v1.1

Applications

  • IoT controller
  • E-book reader
  • Industrial instrument display panel
  • Electronic label

Specifications

Specification Parameter
SoC ESP32-D0WDQ6-V3@dual-core processor, main frequency 240MHz
DMIPS 600
SRAM 520KB
Flash 16MB
PSRAM 8MB
Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
Input Voltage 5V@500mA
Interfaces USB Type-C x 1, HY2.0-4P x 3, TF-card (microSD) slot
Sleep Mode (Only RTC On) Power Consumption 3.7V@10uA
E-ink Screen Model: ED047TC1
540 x 960@4.7"
Grayscale: 16 levels
Display area: 58.32 x 103.68mm
Display driver IC: IT8951E
Physical Buttons Rotary switch x 1, reset button x 1
RTC BM8563
Antenna 2.4G 3D antenna
PIN Breakout G25, G32, G26, G33, G18, G19
Battery 1150mAh@3.7V
Operating Temperature 0 ~ 60°C
Case Material Plastic (PC)
Product Size 118.6 x 67.0 x 10.0mm
Product Weight 81.9g
Package Size 120.0 x 70.0 x 14.0mm
Gross Weight 99.1g

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Michaela Stegmayer

Es ist noch Verbesserungs bedarf in der UIflow nötig.

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Mark Benson
M5Paper Kit

Great for using as pocket notebook. Much easier than messing with phone apps and will hold notes on top page until erased.

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Brian Ho

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Andre Van Rensburg
Awesome product

Great product easy to use

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Arthur Gleckler
M5Paper is ideal for display projects

Using the M5Paper, I built a weather station that displays today's weather and a six-day forecast based on data from openweathermap.org. The M5Paper's display is crisp and easy to read, and having wifi access makes it practical for many projects. Using PlatformIO made development in C easy. The M5Stack documentation isn't perfect, but by reading it and studying example projects on Github, I was able to learn enough to be effective.