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@wsanders M5Stack hit the space limit for the MP firmware and had to remove several fonts. V2 firmware should fix this issue.

Thanks for the hint. That code won't compile: 'MLX90640_BadPixelsCorrection' was not declared in this scope. If you comment out the reference to MLX90640_BadPixelsCorrection it compiles and works OK. In the meantime I got a UIFlow version working more or less. Download from https://github.com/wsanders/WSThermalCore2Cam/blob/main/thermtest1.m5f. It's pretty crude but it autoranges OK if the temperature differences aren't too bad. Using ASCII art pixels because it's faster than drawing two rectangle (you STILL can't draw a borderless rectangle in UIFlow!) Sorry - I deleted my previous post accidentally. It was full of errors anyway.

@wsanders i think so, but i have trouble lighting LEDs with m5stick

Unfortunately not. Arduino work on a lower level than MicroPython and so runs directly on the hardware. Micropython is an interpreted language and so need to install a boot loader/ interpreter to run. It can be inconvenient to have to install the MP boot loader when you want to switch back but its now a simple process.

@wsanders I got the program to run with lightsleep, but only in "Internet Mode" and not "App Mode". Battery life was no different with lightsleep than with wait, about 2 hr. (Wait is probably is just a call to lightsleep, just in a more organized manner.) It appears that in 1.9.6 Wifi doesn't come back up after lightsleep, I seem to remember the above callback function worked in 1.9.5 even after lightsleep. Now it hangs. Back to square one. I think the best way is to have two separate programs, one to sync the watch to NTP, and one to run the clock with the time from the RTC (so I can still use the watch outside of my home wifi network.)

@wsanders SOLUTION: Use "Original Network Function" blocks instead.

This was caused by a missing double quotation mark in a file name in an "Execute code" block.....

@wsanders Yes, the SSID's need to be changed as far as I'm aware, the issue is with Micropython.

@wsanders I just followed the install instructions to install Python3 in OSX All you are doing is adding a list of folders that tell the terminal where to look for python 3. Something like this guide works fine: https://www.educative.io/edpresso/how-to-add-python-to-the-path-variable-in-mac Then once the variable is set you use python3 instead of python when issuing commands.