The Micro:bit club pack is an ideal choice for sharing the fun of micro:bit with friends. It's a set of 10 packs, perfect for STEM groups, coding clubs, school classes, scouts, guides, cubs, or any social gathering. Inside, you'll find 10 BBC micro:bits, 10 USB cables, 10 battery holders, and 20 AAA batteries. The micro:bit is a pocket - sized computer that's super easy to code, customize, and control. It brings your digital ideas, games, and apps to life. Measuring just 4cm by 5cm, it's designed to be both fun and user - friendly. Whether you're at school, home, or on the move, you can create games, animations, or scrolling stories with just your imagination and creativity. The micro:bit is fully programmable. You can program each LED, buttons, inputs, outputs, accelerometer, magnetometer, and use its Bluetooth Smart Technology. It also has a great website (www) with coding languages, lesson plans, tutorials, and fun ideas to spark your creativity. The micro:bit features a 32 - bit ARM® Cortex™ M0 CPU, a 5x5 LED matrix with 25 red LEDs, two programmable buttons, an on - board motion detector, a built - in compass, Bluetooth® Smart Technology, a 20 - pin edge connector, a Micro - USB controller, five Ring Input and Output (I/O), a system LED, and a system push button switch. You can read values from sensors and control motors or robots. It's suitable for embedded design and development.
Using the Micro:bit is a breeze. First, connect it to your computer using the USB cable, and it'll show up as a memory stick. Then, you can start coding on the provided website with various coding languages. You can use the two programmable buttons as a game controller or to control music on your phone. The 5x5 LED matrix can display all sorts of patterns and text. The motion detector and compass add more fun to your creations. When using the battery holders with AAA batteries, make sure the batteries are inserted correctly. Keep the micro:bit away from water and extreme temperatures. To maintain it, clean it gently with a dry cloth. If you're connecting it to other devices via the 20 - pin edge connector, follow the standard connection procedures. Enjoy exploring and creating with your Micro:bit!
