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*When set to 127, the Single Color LED is half-way on. | *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. | *Other values between 0 and 255 will turn on the LED at appropriate brightness levels. | ||
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'''*Note: Only pins which support "Analog Write" will work correctly with this block.''' | '''*Note: Only pins which support "Analog Write" will work correctly with this block.''' | ||
*For Microduino / mCookie Core: Pins A, B, C | *For Microduino / mCookie Core: Pins A, B, C | ||
*For Microduino / mCookie Core+, mCenter+: Pins D, E, F | *For Microduino / mCookie Core+, mCenter+: Pins D, E, F | ||
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+ | :*'''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. |
Revision as of 22:58, 31 May 2018
The Single Color LED is a light emitting diode (LED), which is capable of emitting a 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:
Hub
Pin Name | Compatibility | Notes |
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Pin 0 | Yes | Not recommended, since Pin 0 & 1 are used by mDesigner (serial communication). |
Pin 1 | Yes | Not recommended, since Pin 0 & 1 are used by mDesigner (serial communication). |
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).
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 A, B, C
- For Microduino / mCookie Core+, mCenter+: Pins D, E, F