The memory of Arduino UNO is very small. It is difficult to use more than two sensors at the same time.
Make sure you have added the Arduino UNO in "Devices".
This appears to be an error in the mBlock itself. Try refreshing your browser and coding again (don't use saved code when doing this).
Check if the green (or blue) LED on the back of the LTE Module is blinking quickly. If the LED is off or blinking slowly, it means that it has failed to connect to the network operator.
Make sure there are no spaces before or after the server or port in the block you're typing in.
Make sure you've entered the token correctly.
The Web version compiles on the server, and the PC version compiles on the user's computer.
When using the Web version
This is a limitation of the mBlock server. Remove heavy extension blocks (e.g. OLED blocks) or use the PC version.
When using the PC version
Please turn off all unnecessary programs except mBlock.
Use a computer with better specifications.
Right-click the window icon on the taskbar and open [Device Manager].
Under Ports (COM & LPT), you can see the port number written next to "USB-SERIAL CH340" or "Arduino Uno."
Save the file you are currently coding in and restart mBlock.
Make sure you've added the "write hello to serial port" block to the beginning of your mBlock code.