Single Color LED (use with mDesigner)

The Single Color LED is a light emitting diode (LED), which is capable of illuminating a single color. Red, green and yellow are the common colors. Support for this trinket is found in mDesigner.

Compatible Pins

The following pins on the Hub or mCenter+'s Hub support this module:

Pin Name	Compatibility	Notes
Pin 0	Yes	Not recommended, Pin 0 & 1 used by mDesigner (serial communication).
Pin 1	Yes	Not recommended, Pin 0 & 1 used by mDesigner (serial communication).
Pin 2	Yes
Pin 3	Yes
Pin 4	Yes
Pin 5	Yes
Pin 6	Yes
Pin 7	Yes
Pin 8	Yes
Pin 9	Yes
Pin 10	Yes
Pin 11	Yes
Pin 12	Yes
Pin 13	Yes
Pin A0	Yes
Pin A1	Yes
Pin A2	Yes
Pin A3	Yes
Pin A6	Yes
Pin A7	Yes
Pin IIC	No

Blocks

Set Pin

This block sets the voltage level on the selected pin either to high or low.

• When set to high, the Single Color LED turns on (illuminates).
• When set to low, the Single Color LED turns off (no illumination).

• Pin Number - the pin to configure the state of.
• State - set the pin to "high" or "low" state.

Examples Uses

Software Setup for Examples

• Setup your software for either Live Mode or Arduino Mode.

Hardware Setup for Examples [[]]

• Example 1: Turn off the Single Color LED connected to pin 6.

• Example 2: Turn on the Single Color LED connected to pin 6.

• Example 3: Turn on the Single Color LED connected to pin 6, wait 1 second, then turn off, wait another second, then loop repeatedly.

Set Pin PWM

This block sets the voltage level on the selected pin varying values. Values between 0 and 255 will cause the Single Color LED to turn on at different levels.

• When set to 255, the Single Color LED is at maximum on.
• When set to 0, the Single COlor LED is off.
• When set to 127, the Single Color LED is half-way on.
• Other values between 0 and 255 will turn on the LED at appropriate brightness levels.

Note: Only pins which support "Analog Write" will work correctly with this block. *For Microduino / mCookie Core: Pins 3, 5, 6, 9, 10, and 11 *For Microduino / mCookie Core+, mCenter+: Pins 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 22, and 23

• Pin Number - the pin to configure the state of. Note: Only certain pins support this ability. See above for which pins has this ability in your hardware setup.
• Value - the value between 0 and 255 to set the pin to.

Examples Uses

Software Setup for Examples

• Setup your software for either Live Mode or Arduino Mode.

Hardware Setup for Examples [[]]

• Example 1: Turn off the Single Color LED connected to pin 6.
  (Note: Change the pin number to one that supports this block, see yellow box above)

• Example 2: Fully turn on the Single Color LED connected to pin 6.
  (Note: Change the pin number to one that supports this block, see yellow box above)

• Example 3: Turn the Single Color LED half way on (127 out of 255 ~= 0.5) connected to pin 6.
  (Note: Change the pin number to one that supports this block, see yellow box above)

• Example 4: Turn the Single Color LED connected to pin 6 full on (255), wait 1 second, then set half way on (127), wait another second, then loop repeatedly.
  (Note: Change the pin number to one that supports this block, see yellow box above)