Buzzer Use

Function of the Module Please refer to: The Use of Buzzer Equipment Module Number Function mCookie-CoreUSB 1 Core board mCookie-Hub 1 Sensor pin board Microduino-Buzzer 1 Buzzer sensor Other Hardware Equipment One USB cable One sensor cable 600px Experiment 1: Buzzer Makes a Sound Overall The buzzer here we use is passive, which needs a certain frequency to drive. High voltage can't get it alarmed. Hardware Buildup Setup 1: Connect the interface on the back of the buzzer with the D6 port of the Hub. 600px Setup 2: Connect the CoreUSB, Hub and Buzzer together to the computer with a USB cable. 600px Mixly Programming Step1: Open Mixly software. Drag "Buzzer Open" under "Executor" to the editing area. 600px Step2: "Buzzer Open" module description. Pin 6 is connected on the hardware by default, so you don't have to change it. 600px After programming graphically, the buzzer only needs "Buzzer Open" to make a sound. Description for other Buzzer items. 600px 600px Debugging Step1: Select the right board card(Core USB 32U4) and COM port(Recognized automatically by default). Step2: You can hear the buzzer after uploading successfully. Change the frequency of the buzzer Upload again to see what happens. The steps above are based on debugging on the computer. The code is inside the core module after uploading, which can also be powered by battery box. Example 2: Buzzer Gives an Alarm Overview To make the buzzer give an alarm. Hardware Buildup Same with【Experiment 1: Buzzer Makes a Sound】. Mixly Programming Adopt "For loop" to change frequency, with which you can change the tone. (The lowest frequency that human ears can hear is about 20Hz and the highest is about 2000Hz. ) Find "Loop" in "Control" item and drag it to the editing area. Instruction for "Loop". 600px See syntax description after buildup and you'll find time delay module in "Control". 600px Debugging Step1: Select the right board card(Core USB 32U4) and COM port(Recognized automatically by default). Step2: The buzzer will produce different sounds continuously after uploading successfully, achieving the effect of alarming. Experiment 3: Compose Music with Buzzer Overall To use a buzzer instead of an audio speaker to play music and generate sound with different tones. Hardware Buildup Same with【Experiment 1: Buzzer Makes a Sound】. Mixly Programming Let's firstly get to learn numbered music notation-Note. Here we adopt the way of array to play music, which is flexible in programming. Drag out "Array" item. 600px Description for "Array" 600px Drag out "Rhythm" from "Variable Extension". 600px Put the notes and rhythms in "Array". 800px Programming Description 800px Overall code. 800px Debugging Step1: Select the right board card(Core USB 32U4) and COM port(Recognized automatically by default). Step2: You can hear the buzzer play birthday music after uploading. Users can change music based this principle.