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Hi, in the sample you are mentioning, the community member used the pyusb module. If you want to get more information on that you can visit their homepage.  I looked through the tutorial on github and found this section on how to use the "usb.core.find()" method (see here).   Best regards,  Nick ... View more

Hi, I was not able to reproduce your error. I connected the ctrlX CORE to a free internet (not company controlled) and connected with my laptop to the ctrlX CORE and was able to download the palette "node-red-contrib-ui-led" you mentioned.  I would suggest to look at the time settings of your ctrlX CORE, please check if your time is set correctly. The time has to match with the server time. This is also mentioned in the troubleshooting part of the node-red-contrib-ctrlx-automation.  Best regards,  Nick  ... View more

ctrlX CORE is designed with high security requirements. Also, the overall ctrlX CORE architecture is built to be compliant to be certified as defined by IEC62433. This also implies some requirements for the apps and software running in the ctrlX Ecosystem.  To install apt-get is also against the idea of Ubuntu Core, which is totally snap based. Ubuntu Core is built from snaps, a secure, confined, dependency-free, cross-platform Linux packaging format. Find out more here. ... View more

Version 1.12 is currently the only long-time supported verision.  Version 1.14 and 1.16 have PT status. With this in mind, if you would still like access to versions 1.14 or 1.16 for any non-real applications you could request the access to this area with an e-mail request here. ... View more