Hi, @insaneLX [image: 1688369012974-5545b634-1765-460d-a5c1-c3d1ae46fd74-image.png] 0xff00(ON or 1) and 0x00(OFF or 0)

This is not an Uiflow specific solution. Try as following: Decide how many steps you want from start color to end color. e.g. 10 steps find the step size from start to end color e.g. you want from value 100 to 200 (difference / steps) = step size 10. loop for the number of steps and increase/decrease the value with the calculated step size.

@ebksuper Hi bro, I'm having the same problem. That's why I am here and noticed that you are having the same problem. After a few hours of trying, I finally got the data I wanted. I would like to share my solution here. Maybe it will help you, or not, either way, it's worth a try. [image: 1f4748de783ec.png]

@ajb2k3 started with this https://youtu.be/5RozKI-3i4Q.. My project is to monitor power , security , humidity , temperature and water leaks at a remote business premises . Thats part 1 Part 2 is to push actions over MQQT based on reports . Will be using a Stick C plus for sensing and Core 2 at home plus Andoid app for real time alert.

Ports B and C are not controlled by the board, they are connected directly to the bus and handled directly by the core. As to D and E which are handled by the base. Ports B and See only. become available when you select units that require ports B and C

@ebksuper By digging the web I found a python script what translates to this in UIFLOW / BLOCKLY. I translated this the best I could to UI FLOW. The mAh are of the specs of CORE INK and my full loaded battery gave out on "get battery voltage" 4242 asuming this translates to 4.2V. So far it spits out reasonable numbers. I am testing if this is accurate enough to be an indicator when to recharge. Please comment if you found errors or have a more elegant solution to get a Batters Status. Thanx : ) [image: 1687683614236-uiflow_block_bat-resized.png] #uiflow #battery #coreink #m5stack #core

@rmorgan please dont double post.

Is your Core connected to the WIFI ? By this I mean do you have the SSID and password blocks in your code? I cant tell from this snippet what your code is doing and need to see the full code in order to help.

@holofloh Thanks very much for this info.. Yes I agree, my Windows 11Pro has no facility to set a VID or PIN in the FTDI driver settings but it does at least appear to be the correct / identical driver as is recommended by the docs on this site that I am now, and have been using for this M5StickCPlus V1.1 device..

@forestial I'm working on the docs at the moments and currently logging the API's but as you noticed, it is hard work to find them.

Thank's that solved it!

Thank you! As it turned out, the main problem was that if in a program on UIFlow 2.0 (block mode) you create a variable named "state" and assign it 0 during initialization, then the controller starts to behave inappropriately (hangs, new programs either do not load or load but do not work , there are problems described in the previous post). It only helps to re-flash the controller using M5Burner and load into it a program in which there are no omissions of a variable called "state".

Ohhh! Okay. Thanks.

Hello, 8 months and still no reply!? Could you please send the code or is it already fixed?

Not unless you leave UIFlow and use Micropython Directly with the VSCode, Thonny, or Mu editors.

@holofloh wow, I have never considered this, thanks for posting. I will add it to my guides.