Kittenbot Meowbit Card-sized Retro Computer Codable Console for Microsoft Makecode Arcade and Python Video Game Console Compatible with Micro:bit Expansion Board for Robot (Meowbit-Orange)

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Interactive Learning: Meowbit isn't just for coding. Its built-in display and range of onboard sensors make it a fantastic platform for interactive educational experiences across various subjects, including science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).

b. Use a text editor (VS Code recommended) to open main.py and then write a program to show a line of welcoming strings on the screen and save the program.The Kittenbot Meowbit comes with a 1.8′ full-color screen, 6 x programmable buttons, 1 x buzzer, built-in light sensor, temperature sensor, SD card slot (For external storage), multiplayer connector and edge connector. A special feature of the Meowbit is the in-built edge connector which should (**no extensive testing or certification of other 3rd party expansion boards has been conducted) be compatible with most micro:bit expansion boards out there. When combined with the Kittenbot Robot:bit board you have the ability to create a programmable versatile robot in a very short time. The Kittenbot Meowbit can also be used with the Kittenbot IoBit to create different electronics projects. Learn Learn to work with the Kittenbot Meowbit, program the board with custom games and play them when not connected to the computer/internet The coordinates are in the upper left corner of the first character, the default is (0, 0) if it is not set c. After you save the program, press the RESET button on the right side of Meowbit to reset Meowbit and re-test the file system, so that the new program can run. Display GIF image. We recommend you use an SD card to show it, because the Meowbit Flash only has 2M.

The external interrupt of the pin. We can set an interrupt function to execute when the conditions are reached. Parameter:The buzzer stops playing. Can be placed in the button interrupt to stop the melody from playing; can also be combined with melody playing to create the effect that it sounds when the button is pressed, and mute when the button is released. color: R, G, and B stand for red, green, and blue respectively. The range is 0~255, which is the standard RGB color value. If left blank, the default is color white, and the brightness value is 255. Since the SPI bus speed rate is high, so we need a high-speed SD card. (But not all high-speed SD cards are suitable. Normally it requires a c10 SD card with over 4G memory. We recommend two SD cards: OV C10 16g and the Micro SD card)

A speaker next to the buttons handles the audio output. It generally tends to be quite loud, though sound does not usually get distorted through this loudness. The default sounds (such as the ‘ba ding’ sound effect) may sound a bit harsh on the ears though, and it may get tiring after a while. Just exercise caution when coding your games and use the default sounds rather sparsely. It can be used when it is set to the analog output mode (mode = PWM). Output the PWM duty cycle. It normally is used for controlling servos. The duty cycle in a cycle is calculated to control the angle accurately. Parameter: Immediately, the 160 x 128 TFT colour screen can be seen on the Meowbit when it is front-facing, as well as the D-Pad and A/B buttons. At the bottom is a familiar sight for micro:bit users - it’s the same expansion interface as the BBC micro:bit! Feel free to plug in your breadboards and expansion boards into the Meowbit for more advanced projects or to tinker around.Use (x, y) as the top-left vertex of the rectangle to draw a rectangle with width and height. Parameter: os.remove('xx') # xx is the file that exists in the current directory, needs to have a file extension like .txt