Single-color LED

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Case 1：Stars Lamps

Outline

Lit a lamp through the graphical.

Bill of Materials

  • Module
Module Number Function
mCookie-CoreUSB 1 Core board
mCookie-Hub 1 Sensor adapter
Microduino-led 1 Single-color LED
  • Other equipment
    • USB cable*1
    • Sensor cable*1
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Building hardware

  • Setup 1：Connect the interface on the back of the ColorLED with the digital interface (4) of Hub to be the pin that control the LED, and users can change it freely.
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  • Setup 2：Connect CoreUSB, Hub, and the single-color LED together, and connect them to the computer with USB cable.
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Mixly Programming

  • Step1：Open the Mixly software, and drag the at the “number output”module in “input/output” tab control to theediting area.
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  • Step2：The introduction of the “number output” module.
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Debugging

  • Step1：Choose the board card（CoreUSB(32u4)[usb32u416m]）
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  • Step2：Choose the COM port.
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  • Step3：Upload the program.
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  • After succeeding, the single-color LED lights with red color.
  • The above is based on being debugged on the computer. After uploading successfully, the code is in the core, and can also use battery box to supply power.
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  • Connect the active battery box with the BM module.
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