@pandian-nano yes you’re right, thanks for the clarification!

Core S3 can only be used with UIFlow 2 due to the different way the S3 works. If you understand Micropython, you can directly program the S3 using Thonny

@rob-driver1970 thanks for letting us know

Sounds good!

When is 1.12.5 expected to be available?

Look in the Discussion about the ENV III and the Core S3

Doesn’t look like there will be anytime soon.

I found it, on my installation, it is actually a submenu of the extreme right icon
Thanks again, you put me on tracks

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@mtylerjr lol, they were created to stop spammers and bots from joining and well I only check to see if people put things in the box’s. The actual content of the answers are not often checked

Hi there,

I am closing this topic. Actually the cause for these excessive variations was the 5V USB adapter I was using.

Use the file manager to download libraries to the core or use Thonny to download to the core

Amusing.. Just ran across a post by AJB2K3 on the Project sharing section..Did not test it..

Update: I found the shadowed URL by removing a variable connected to the http_request block. At first, I directly specified the API key as a part of the URL, then replaced it with the variable.

I was looking for this for 2 hours and after posting I found a solution by chance after 5 min.
I will leave this with my solution if someone have the same problem later.
this page show how it is done in python:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-substring-a-string-in-python/
now I started trying to find any function in UIflow that could replicate this and...

"bytearray in list xxx get sub-list from # to #" actually writes this code!

In Uiflow/micropython you use the "print" command to send data to the serial console.

That is because the PIR sensor is a port B device (black connection and by default is assigned to PortB, however, when you select the Unit In Uiflow2, you have the option to change the port.