@robski everything is fine now

Found a solution, so this is now closed.

The fix for me was enabling wifi at the start of my code, I knew I needed wifi for the RTC functions but assumed it wouldn't affect positioning of objects, but it did. I added a check loop to make sure wifi is connected before proceeding.

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Hi all, it's working again for me (London, UK)

@teastain

I have a function that is executed in successive iterations and needs to have local variables. On Arduino it's very easy to create local variables that work within the function. In UiFlowin i see that it's not possible.

thanks anyway.

@ROLF_STEINER
M5Stack documented this for each device. "Press G0 while booting...." or similar. Yes, I had problems too.

Hello @gabrielgc75

check out the example in the Project Zone: M5Dial_TCP_Client_Example_UIFlow2.0.8

It sends "hello" to a public echo server after clicking button A and receives the string back.

Thanks
Felix

Now that things seem to work: is there a really pressing reason to migrate to UIFlow2.0?

My ultimate goal is to eventually start running openHASP on them and remotely control what they display through Home Assistant, so ideally I do no extra coding, but maybe there's a security concern or something that should change my mind?

@michaelxy said in UIFLOW Device not Connected:

Its also not possible to use FlowUI without a Internet-Connection?

Yeah, Its not possible to use FlowUI without a Internet-Connection

@soren_jepsen sounds like a server issue.

@qatar20-22 you didn’t erase the cardputer before burning firmware

hi @felmue
Yes, thank you! Manual adding of the Init pahub_0 block has solved this.

Got it figured out! Added an Image and the Lines began to appear. Thanks to everyone who tried to help.

@Hedio90 Hi, Check out these links(only reference)

https://community.appinventor.mit.edu/t/ble-and-esp32-just-a-new-test-example-send-and-receive-in-uart-service/112677

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E495XIsM1PI

@whotopia Hi,

ESP32 microcontroller supports both BLE and Wi-Fi simultaneously. The ESP32 chip has dedicated hardware for both BLE and Wi-Fi, allowing them to operate independently and concurrently. This means you can run BLE and Wi-Fi tasks concurrently without one interfering with the other. Now M5Fire device with UIFlow only supports BLE Uart profile, not HID profile