# ESPHome AXP192 Component ESPHome AXP192 Component This custom component it to implement support for the AXP192 for both the M5Stick-C, and the M5Stack Core2, building on top of airy10's code. *Update - 17th April 2023* @paulchilton has added support for the M5Tough, which requires a different register configuration for the M5Tough ILI9342C display. Other changes include a fix to stop the log being spammed with brightness values continually, these are only logged on change. Also the M5Tough needs resetting once the axp192 registers are set for the display to properly initialise so this version sets up the axp and then resets the ESP32 automatically. ## Installation Copy the components to a custom_components directory next to your .yaml configuration file, or include directly from this repository. ## Configuration Sample configurations are found in the `/sample-config` folder. This component adds a new model configuration to the AXP192 sensor which determines which registers are needed for each device. Available models are `model: M5CORE2`, `model: M5STICKC` and `model: M5TOUGH`. ### Include axp192 component ```yaml external_components: - source: github://paulchilton/esphome-axp192 components: [axp192] ``` ### M5Stick-C ```yaml sensor: - platform: axp192 model: M5STICKC address: 0x34 i2c_id: bus_a update_interval: 30s battery_level: name: "M5Stick Battery Level" id: "m5stick_batterylevel" ``` ### M5Stack Core2 ```yaml sensor: - platform: axp192 model: M5CORE2 address: 0x34 i2c_id: bus_a update_interval: 30s battery_level: name: "${upper_devicename} Battery Level" id: "${devicename}_batterylevel" ``` ### M5Tough ```yaml sensor: - platform: axp192 model: M5Tough address: 0x34 i2c_id: bus_a update_interval: 30s battery_level: name: "${upper_devicename} Battery Level" id: "${devicename}_batterylevel" ``` The display component required for the M5Tough is as follows: ```yaml display: - platform: ili9341 # 320x240 model: M5STACK cs_pin: GPIO5 dc_pin: GPIO15 lambda: |- it.print(160, 0, id(title_font), id(color_white), TextAlign::TOP_CENTER, "Hello World"); ```