H027 Arduino Graphical Programming Kit Ardublock

Description

Ardublock Graphical Programming Kit H027

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Sensor Expansion Board

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White LED Module

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Yellow LED Module

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Audio Sensor

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Rotary Potentiometer Module

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Key Module

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Ultrasonic Module

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Red LED Module

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Green LED Module

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Buzzer Module

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Tutorial: How to use Ardublock Visual Programming Kit

The Ardublock kit is an excellent choice for beginners who want to start programming Arduino without knowing C++. With a visual interface, it allows users to create and upload sketches directly to the microcontroller.

What you need

• Arduino Uno or compatible
• Computer with Windows, Mac or Linux
• USB A-MicroB cable

Steps

1. Install Ardublock from the official website (check the datasheet)
2. Open Ardublock and select Arduino as the target
3. Connect the Arduino to the computer via USB cable
4. Verify that the device is recognized in ‘Tools > Board’
5. Create a new project by clicking on ‘New Project’
6. Add code blocks from the left panel and assemble them like a puzzle
7. Upload the program to the Arduino via ‘File > Upload’
8. Verify the project execution

Mini project

Create a counter that increments every time you press a button connected to the Arduino’s digital interface

Common mistakes

• I can’t upload the Ardublock firmware
• My Arduino is not recognized by the computer
• The code blocks do not connect correctly

Recommended accessories

• Tactil push button
• RGB LED
• 16×2 LCD display

Frequently asked questions

How can I install Ardublock?
Download the file from arduino.cc and follow the installation instructions.

Can I use Ardublock with Raspberry Pi?
Ardublock is designed for Arduino, but there is a version compatible with Raspberry Pi called ‘BlocklyDuino’. Check the datasheet.