This amazing micro:bit v2 Club Kit comes with ten micro:bit v2 Go Bundles, giving you everything you need to get up and running. Each Go Bundle includes a micro:bit v2, a short USB cable, a AAA battery holder, and AAA batteries. Inside, there's also a Quick Start Guide with four unique ideas to kick - start your micro:bit journey. It's a fast and cost - effective way to begin exploring the micro:bit. So, gather your team, name your club, and start programming! The micro:bit v2 is a pocket - sized computer that unleashes your creativity with digital tech. You can code, customize, and control it from anywhere. Use it to create all sorts of unique things, like robots and musical instruments. Despite being half the size of a credit card, it's packed with hardware. It has 25 red LED lights for flashing messages, two programmable tactile buttons, and a touch - sensitive logo for controlling games or music. It can detect motion and your direction, and uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE 5.0) to interact with other devices and the Internet. On the front of the board, there's a 5x5 LED array that can be used as a light sensor, a tiny drawing screen, microphone input, and LED indicator, along with the two buttons and touch - sensitive logo. On the back, it has a 64 MHz, ARM Cortex - M4 microcontroller with FPU, 512KB Flash, 128KB RAM, a built - in temperature sensor, an accelerometer, compass, MEMS microphone, speaker, Bluetooth Smart antenna, and different power connectors. At the bottom, there are 25 gold - tabbed edge pins and five ring connectors for external components. The larger - holed tabs with notches make it easy to connect alligator clips and prototype new components. The micro:bit v2 also has an intuitive mobile app that lets you send code to it via Bluetooth without a USB cable, providing a more accessible interaction experience. This versatile board offers endless possibilities for digital creation!
Using the micro:bit v2 is a breeze. First, take out the micro:bit v2 from the Go Bundle in the Club Kit. You can power it using the short USB cable or the AAA battery holder with the included batteries. Once it's powered on, you can start coding. You can use the online coding platforms or the intuitive mobile app to send your code to the micro:bit via Bluetooth. To start with, follow the ideas in the Quick Start Guide. You can create things like simple games using the two programmable tactile buttons and the touch - sensitive logo. For more advanced projects, use the 25 gold - tabbed edge pins and five ring connectors at the bottom of the board to hook up external components like sensors or motors. When it comes to maintenance, keep the micro:bit in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures. If you're using the batteries, remove them when not in use for a long time to prevent leakage. Also, be gentle when connecting and disconnecting cables and external components to avoid damaging the pins. Have fun creating with your micro:bit!
