@michaelxy said in UIFLOW Device not Connected: Its also not possible to use FlowUI without a Internet-Connection? Yeah, Its not possible to use FlowUI without a Internet-Connection

Thank you very much for your help. soky157

@soky157 That is not the code, it's the ID of the M5Stack device, if it's connected to your WiFi network you should see the code if not then it's in AP mode, you should look for the access point with the name M5-XXXX connect to it and navigate to 192.168.4.1 and enter your wifi credentials, then your M5Stack device will get connected to the WiFi and will show you the API KEY code

M5StickC and M5StickC Plus both use the M5StickC board in Arduino. but they use different libraries. you could follow this tutorial to setup. https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/arduino/arduino_development

Is SD UPDATER different than SD Updater? I was thinking you wanted to load additional apps to an SD card and launch them from the SD Updater menu. Is that correct? Otherwise, if you want to flash other standalone apps (not launched from the SD Updater menu) to the M5Stack Fire and you are using Arduino, then no that is not possible (to my knowledge). Once you load a sketch to the device, writing/flashing another sketch will overwrite the first. If using UIFlow, it has a built-in Apps menu. You can download many MicroPython programs to the device and select the one you want to run from the Apps menu.

maybe you could try reflash the UIFlow firmware: tutorial: https://docs.m5stack.com/#/en/quick_start/m5core/m5stack_core_get_started_MicroPython

M5ez is an Arduino library. To start using it with the Arduino IDE: Choose Sketch -> Include Library -> Manage Libraries... Type M5ez into the search box. Click the row to select the library. Click the Install button to install the library. Repeat this process for the ezTime library in File -> Examples you will now see an M5ez heading down under "Examples from custom libraries" You'll have your first application on the screen in no time. You can also start with one of the sketches below in the "Menus" section of the documentation. In fact we strongly recommend that you play around with the M5ez demo application, since it is a comprehensive showcase of M5ez's functionality that will give you a good feel for what you can and cannot do with M5ez.