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KEY FEATURES |
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OVERVIEW |
The base of this educational set is the ZIP Halo HD board - a circular interface with 60 colorful LEDs into which the BBC micro:bit is inserted. The set contains a very simple mechanical assembly for making an alarm clock, without the need for soldering and complex wiring. It also includes power accessories and is supported by a series of fun guides that introduce users to the fun features of this educational set. All guides and resources are free and no registration required. |
PROGRAMMING |
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RELATED PRODUCTS |
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RECOMMENDED FOR |
8+ |
NOTES |
This kit does not include a BBC micro:bit. Buy it here (v1) or here (v2). The training set contains a modified version of the Halo HD, with a 2.1 mm power connector on the back of the board and a housing for the CR1220 3V button battery. This modified version is only available through this kit. |
60 individually addressable LEDs |
RTC module (real time clock) |
MEMS microfon |
Piezo buzzer |
BBC micro:bit edge port for plug and play environment! |
P1 and P2 derive standard sizes of 0.1 ” |
M3 drilling holes for various other projects |
Button holder CR1220 3V |
Power supply of the RTC module via a CR1220 3V button battery |
The 3V power regulator to power the connected BBC micro:bit eliminates the need for a separate BBC micro:bit power supply. |
ON / OFF switch for extended battery life. In the off position, the built-in coin cell battery maintains the memory in the RTC chip. |
Dimensions:
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Kitronik Halo HD for BBC micro:bit x 1 |
M3 x* 8 mm maschine screw x 4 |
1 x Set of laser cut Perspex stand parts x 1 |
CR1220 3V coin cell battery x 1 |
Plastic spacers x 2 |
3AA Battery holder also fitted with a DC Jack x 1 |
A USB-B to 2.1mm jack cable, rated for 5V, 1.5A x 1 |
Getting started booklet x 1 |
A plastic reusable shipping and storage container x 1 |