Thanks, that worked. Now, I need to find the MAC address of the ATOM. Is there an easy way to do that?

I used Arduino to do a project on an ATOM and it went so well, that I bought a second one. The second one has no response other than a short few pixels that lighted up after uploading the Arduino files. Can I format the ATOM to see if it is functional or is it possible I got a bad one?

Thanks for the reply. I may just try to learn Arduino then. Is it possible to install Arduino IDE on my Win10 computer, and somehow copy the code from the ATOM into Arduino?

I have an ATOM that was programmed with Arduino. I would like to take a stab at learning UIFlow, or even microblocks. Is it possible to export the code from the ATOM into UIFlow or microblocks?
I could then play with the code and re-upload to the ATOM. Is this possible?