NanoC6

Board
by M5Stackm5nanoc6≈ cheap (under ~$15)

Also known as: m5stack_nanoc6

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NanoC6 board
Board

Specifications

Radiosinherited from ESP32-C6

Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi 6 · 2.4 GHz
Bluetooth LE
BLE 5.3
Bluetooth Classic
no
802.15.4
Zigbee 3.0, Thread 1.3, Matter

USB

Native USB
yes
Connector
usb-c

Board

Form factor
m5-nano
Dimensions
23.5 × 12 × 9.5 mm

Display & extras

Extras
rgb-led
Built onNanoC6 BoardESP32-C6 SoC

23.5x12mm ESP32-C6 nano unit: programmable RGB LED, IR transmitter, Grove port, USB-C.

Firmware for this board

Reported

  • ESPHomeReportedhomeweb flasher
    Flash ESPHomeweb flasher

    Reported esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

Unverified

  • ESP32 MarauderUnverifiedpentestrelease .bin
    Flash ESP32 Marauderrelease .bin

    Unverified esp-atlas asserts this board↔firmware link at the shown trust tier — it does not guarantee your specific unit or the current firmware version. Flashing can erase keys/config and can brick the device. At your own risk.

Notes

  • ESP32-C6FH4; 4 MB flash
  • WS2812 programmable RGB LED, IR transmitter, button on GPIO9, Grove interface, ceramic antenna, no onboard battery
  • ESP32-C6 has no PSRAM interface at all (chip datasheet lists no PSRAM/external-RAM support)
  • io.power_out QUOTED: vendor page states "Grove Maximum Output Current: DC 5V@600mA (depends on USB supply)"
  • io.gpio_free=2 DERIVED, not quoted (SPEC-io-power.md §5.3). The vendor pinmap page states only one user-facing expansion connector, the HY2.0-4P Grove port (G2, G1) -- the other named pins (G3/G20 IR, G19 RGB+EN, G9 button, G7 LED) are hard-consumed by onboard peripherals, not free header pins. Subtracting esp32-c6's soc.reserved_pins that are exposed on the Grove pair -- strapping {8,9,10,11,15} and usb_flash_tied {12,13}, neither of which is G1 or G2 -- leaves both pads free: 2 - 0 = 2. Math not vendor-stated; verify before treating as exact.

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Serial monitor

Not connected.