@felmue Felix…

If we want to use this in Block UIFlow how do we go about adding those kinds of code into the program? Is it as simple as adding it in the python tab?

I’ve noticed a Custom block.. block. Is there a site or place where people have (or can) upload their own useful blocks?

@bigray hey! Yes…

It’s when the app isn’t approved by the Apple (for app store use).

The way to overcome is to hold down Control first, then right click on the app. Then select open.

That’s it.

Here’s the Apple Guide: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/mac-help/mh40616/mac

I hope that helps!

Re: Core2 keeps rebooting with PoE base

I’m guessing this is probably the same/similar issue I’m having with my Core2 and the IoT CATm base?

What exactly do I need to do here? Please help :)

@felmue Hey Felix!

So... Ive taken off the protective cover 'Core2' that covers up the female headers, and clicked it onto the Base. Ive even used some long m3 hex heads to secure the base in place with the Core2.

It seems as though the power is now at least working, just glanced over to the setup and the screen is still on (Ive left it running for a while connected to the base/power).

I'll give the Module Block a go and see how I get on!

Thank you!

Couple of (hopefully) quick questions...

I've just got hold of the IoT Base CATm and it looks amazing. A few extra ports, and 9-12v power.

I have an AWS Core 2 AND a White Core 2, happy to use either... but favouring the White Core2 at the moment.

I have pushed the White Core 2 onto the IoT Base, and plugged in the power adapter... assuming that the power from the adapter would automatically charge the Core 2... it doesnt seem to be doing anything!

Second, I would like to use Blocky to code the Core 2, and use the additional ports from the IoTBase...but I cant find a 'unit' block to add for the IoT Base... am I being blind here.... Id like to use the two extra ports on the base to plug in the watering unit and the Env3 unit.

Any help of advice would be gratefully received. Ive tried looking on the documentation and online but cant seem to find anything!

@wsanders Thats awesome, thank you!

I was thinking that I could use an If statement...so if the minute value was less than 10 (say), you add '0' to the front of the number, same with the hour etc.

Im looking to show the time using the RTC blocks, when I show minutes (under 10 min) the minutes show as one digit, i.e. '2', rather than '02'. Is there a way (using blocks) to show time (hours and minutes) as two sets of double digits? ie. '01:01' not '1:1'