Hello, This has been done before in Flowcode but it's a bit of a hack to make it work. At the moment on the ESP32 and the Pico I beleive there is an RTOS in the background handling things like BT and WIFI but the Flowcode program runs in a single core/task. We have made it where single macros can be...

Hello, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. The NetworkComms1::Listen component macro call in main is not required. I'll see if I can replicate the problem with the server socket being closed as this shouldn't be happening. You could try changing the Modbus TCP component property "Open a...

Hello, Thanks for reaching out and asking certainly a good question and good to know what you are buying. "Access to wider chip packs for diverse development needs." This statement seems to be incorrect so we will investigate and get this resolved. The best thing to look at for what the pr...

Hello,

Sorry it looks like the servo component isn't supported on Pico at the moment.

I'll try and dig in as soon as I can and see if I can implement it.

Aha good spot thanks, not sure how that one slipped through

Should be fully resolved now.

Hi I looked at your program and it looks like you're not making use of the returned value.

I think the example in the wiki is useful and should be the same way you are trying to achieve.

Thanks for letting us know and flagging the issue again.

I've rolled out the fix now so that v10 and v11 should now correctly return -1 instead of 255.

Hello,

I've tried to put togeter a simple test with your macro and the chip you specified, but it's compiling ok here.

You might need to attach your project so we can replicate exactly what you have.

Hi Bob,

I think this is your problem. Its being passed a variable which is empty but this should be the string of the data tag your looking for.


Should instead look like this with quotation marks around the tag.

Hello,

There's a demo here that should be useful for you.
https://www.flowcode.co.uk/wiki/index.p ... cal_Color)