@german-figueroa2000 download it to the Core2, the script will be saved to it, and the Core2 will be put into “app mode” so even if it restarts or shuts off the program will still be there.

The esp used in Core, paper, ETC suports BLE, but its only available on Core FIRE/Core2 In UIFlow. And all of the devices that use the PICO (Atom,Stick,Etc) there is no BLE block at all, even though the PICO chip itself supports BLE.

What does this mean? I keep getting this issue on a StickC-Plus when I try to set it's acc-point name and password.

I kept getting the error "Name "wlan" isnt defined" so I looked into the python code and "wlan.disconnect." and a few other lines were witten before before "wlan = network.WLAN(network.AP_IF)". I am using a StickC Plus on firmware version 1.10.5

Most of the time, if i wait about 5 minutes it works. It seems to be an initialization issue.

@akscj Yes, you can. (Atom doesn’t have a battery though, so it’s not “charging”)

@sgu I don’t really know of a way to do this, maybe M5 could make a Unit USB. Or maybe me or you could design one.

AT&T requires a specific APN, and the service does not work without properly setting it. There does not seem to be a UiFlow block for APN, and changing the APN is not mentioned in the docs. Any help with this is appreciated.

@felmue plugging it into a 12VDC 3A power supply makes it work fine on all of my devices, so it was just power draw issue.

It was meant for keeping the RTC accurate, but it even did a bad job at that.