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Top left corner of the script window moves it just fine. If you are moving elements, try creating a blank workspace and adjust the script window there. Also, you can lock the workspace but still move the script window.

The integrated antenna on a ESP32 module isn't really up to snuff for listening to weak signals. I've had success with an ESP32 with external antenna adapter, then adding a 8db antenna to it to increase the gain.

Mine is a Elegoo for reference.

In my setup, I use static IP for everything.

Had some time to update my mega (previously on 45K with no issues) to 45O this evening, and I am having similar problems with 45O and the W5500 ethernet shield. Ethernet communications are also strange (I'll see if I can get a packet capture tomorrow to confirm what I think is going on), but I...

I picked up a few of those a couple months ago. Found out that ESP32S and ESP32-DevkitC are not the same sized board. The DevkitC is about 2-3mm wider than the 32S. Not a big deal as long as you didn't plan on using existing boards.

Does this only apply to the mega DOs? I have a couple 8266 boards who's DOs appear to work and they are on *OLD* firmware.

Couple gotchas on the upgrade, all licensing based. 1 - The license didn't automatically activate on startup, I had to manually tell it to. This may be by design, but wasn't explicitly spelled out. 2 - If running the pro license, data exchange faulted because the license wasn't activated on...

My instructions were based around Windows Server 2012R2 and Windows Server 2019 1809 LTSC. I much prefer the LTSC releases over SAC, but in many cases, I'm in the minority on that issue.

Pesky updated versions... Glad you got it sorted out.

What was the issue? I'd like to update the document.

The first step would be getting it installed and familiarizing yourself with the layout and add-on modules. If you have a raspberry pi, it is installed by default and really easy to turn on and play with. If you want to install it on Windows (probably easiest to install it on the same machine...

You have the concept, though I don't think Excel is capable of performing the API calls. I use a platform called node-red to pass data back and forth via the data exchange. It requires the Pro license, but it opens up a lot of flexibility. I use it to populate recipe data via a BeerXML file...

To my knowledge, exponent functions are not part of the math library in BC. I had a similar need, so I offloaded that math to another platform via the data-exchange.

Correct, you could modify it multiple ways to get what you want.

Couple things here: If you want this to persist a script stop/start, use a global, otherwise use a script variable. Create a global/variable to save your "snapshot in time", then create a global to hold your change value. Every time interval, compare the real time value to the snapshot value...

I would use standoff screws to mount the backplane to the enclosure.

Looks like it keeps trying to connect to the 2019 DB. You don't want the MDF from the 1.1.9 zip, you want the MDF from the SQLServer2012.zip

There should be a space between the two words, "Data Source" and "Integrated Security"

Thanks for the clarification. I don't think there is any way currently to simply assign the opposite state without performing multiple tests to first determine the state.