@Fehr

Try : Print "@Current_Chart CL:1"

Bernard

@enniom Hi!

#1 - I agree with your suggestion. In the next release, the numbers will be displayed outside the actual chart area, live you've suggested.

#2 - This is strange - in your video I see GUI-O is receiving invalid characters (ABV%).
After you quit the application with the command, you then open GUI-O from "recent apps" and what do you do next? Your video does not show this. Do you connect to the device manually or you use auto-connection feature to re-connect automatically?

Can you try quitting only when all Bluetooth transmissions are complete and Bluetooth is disconnected?

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

@AndrejK Thanks for sharing! This looks great! 👏

@Proto Hi!

Yes, you need a license for each Android device that uses a different Google account from the one used to purchase the license.

Licensing is based on the app, not on development. Specifically, the app does not track (and cannot enforce) which device is designated as the "development" device.

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

@RudiP Hi!

Thanks for reporting the issue. To help diagnose the problem, could you please provide a minimal example where this happens? Specifically, I’d like to see the widget initialization code that triggers the problem.

Also, what is the make and model of your Android device? If it’s an older or lower-end device, the issue might be related to limited system resources like RAM or GPU memory. Initializing complex widgets with a lot of data can sometimes cause delays or rendering issues on such devices.

Lastly, does the app crash or freeze, or is the screen just black but still responsive to touches?

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

This website is not valid:
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I suggest you use:

BT.print("|TI UID:ti_Https X:50 Y:15 W:100 BGC:#FFC000 FGC:#000000 SHC:#FFC000 TXT:"https: " SCI:0\r\n");

SCI:4 means 5th screen.😏

@mile_hi_guy Thanks for posting this. I have put this on my "issues" list.

Best regards.

@Bernard Hi.

You can do one of the following:

Clear the app data from Android settings (settings - apps - GUI-O - clear all data). Note that this will clear everything, even stored devices.

Follow this link on GUI-O website:
https://www.gui-o.com/examples/gui-o-and-boards/esp32#h.7e5a31l59xj
Download the example and check the credentials in the code near the top. You can use port 8883 for secure communication, or 1883 otherwise. Client id can be empty, in this case GUI-O selects a unique generic client. You can also set it to your unique username.

Best regards,
Kl3m3n

@Bernard That is great! 🙂

I also use AI for various tasks. It is incredibly useful, but in my opinion it is only a tool and should be treated as such.

Kl3m3n

@Bernard Hi.

Strange, this command works for me... You are terminating the command with new line, i.e. '\n'?

Can you try sending @sori1 ORI:2\r\n after creating the component?

Kl3m3n