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A retro gaming platform that lets users use the BBC micro:bit and the MakeCode Arcade editor to create and run their own games. The console features 4 directional D-pads, 2 interactive action buttons, a 1.77-inch full color screen, and ports for connecting additional devices, making it incredibly functional and convenient to use. Due to the educational nature of MakeCode Arcade, there are numerous resources and guides available to help both beginners and advanced users learn how to program games. Kitronik 56116
Kitronik ARCADE is a retro gaming platform that allows users to utilize the BBC micro:bit and the MakeCode Arcade editor. It enables users to write their own games and run them on the ARCADE device or download existing ones. The MakeCode Arcade editor is an excellent way to learn game coding. It offers a simple block-based design that allows users to build basic games in just a few minutes. The editor is designed so that anyone, from beginners to experienced gaming enthusiasts, can create games to run in a browser or on portable consoles. It consists of blocks that can be dragged and connected to create programs. You can also write code in JavaScript and Python.
The console is equipped with a 4-directional D-pad, 2 interactive action buttons for programming, a menu button, a full-color 1.77-inch screen, and 5 croc-clippable connectors for attaching additional switches and devices, including 3 BBC micro:bit pins (P0, P1, and P2), as well as a power and ground pin. Audio is delivered through the built-in speaker on the BBC micro:bit board. The Kitronik ARCADE is powered by 3 AA batteries located in the battery holder on the back of the PCB. The battery holder also serves as an ergonomic grip, making it comfortable to use. The board supplies power to the connected micro:bit through the edge connector, eliminating the need for separate power for the module. The ARCADE features a built-in power switch, but it can also be turned off simply by removing or inserting the micro:bit into the edge connector. A green power LED lights up when the board is powered, turned on, and has a micro:bit inserted.

The educational nature of MakeCode Arcade is emphasized by the availability of numerous resources on the MakeCode Arcade website, which make working with it easier. Users can find step-by-step guides for creating simple games, more complex games for learning, games written by community members that can be analyzed, tutorials on game concepts, tutorials exploring graphics and math, lesson plans, computer science courses, printable coding cards for the classroom, and instructional videos.
Manufacturer BTC Korporacja sp. z o. o. Lwowska 5 05-120 Legionowo Poland sprzedaz@kamami.pl 22 767 36 20
Responsible person BTC Korporacja sp. z o. o. Lwowska 5 05-120 Legionowo Poland sprzedaz@kamami.pl 22 767 36 20
Cable with USB typ A and microUSB typ B connectors, cable length 1 m. LANBERG CCP-MUSB2-AMBM-W-1M
AA/LR6/R6 alkaline battery with 1.5V voltage. 6 pcs. GP15AU
Educational micro:bit module with 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller. Manufactured to interest the youngest in computer engineering. SparkFun DEV-17287
Starter kit with micro:bit v2. In addition to the micro:bit v2 board, the set includes a microUSB-USB cable, a battery basket and two AAA batteries. SparkFun DEV-17288
Multifunctional micro:bit expansion module with built-in Li-Ion battery. The board is equipped with a two-channel DC motor driver, 9 IO pins, I2C, UART interface, buzzer, 4 RGB LEDs and a charging circuit. DFRobot MBT0005
Soil moisture sensor dedicated to micro:bit. It is supplied with the voltage from 3.3 V to 5 V and communicates via an analog signal. SparkFun SEN-15272
Simple and compact protective case for the micro:bit. Made of transparent acrylic. PRT - 14335
Starter kit for the micro:bit v2. The kit includes an expansion module with Grove connectors, Grove modules with sensors and the necessary accessories. Seeed Studio 110060762
The expansion module is designed for micro:bit sets. Offers a simple, beginner-friendly robotics controller. SparkFun DEV-15713
A set for building a smartwatch based on the micro: bit educational module. It consists of an expansion board and a strap
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Kitronik 2708 is a relay module designed to work with the BBC micro:bit, allowing control of higher voltage circuits using signals from the micro:bit. Equipped with an electromagnetic relay, it enables safe switching of external devices such as motors or lighting, making it ideal for projects that require control over larger loads.
A set for building an interactive teddy bear-shaped pendant based on a micro:bit. It consists of a micro:bit v2 educational module, a scroll:bit module with a matrix display, a lanyard and a battery. Pimoroni PIM362
Educational micro:bit module with 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller. Manufactured to interest the youngest in computer engineering. SparkFun DEV-17287
Prototyping kit dedicated to micro:bit. It offers pin leads, a contact plate, buttons, LEDs and a buzzer. SB Components 22717
Starter kit with micro:bit v2. In addition to the micro:bit v2 board, the set includes a microUSB-USB cable, a battery basket and two AAA batteries. SparkFun DEV-17288
The expansion module is designed to work with the micro:bit educational board. It can control 3 servos and 2 DC motors. Waveshare Motor Driver for micro:bit
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The module with 4 relays, designed to work with the micro:bit. It allows you to control devices with operating parameters up to 120VAC/2A or 24VDC/2A. SB Components 14118
1.8inch LCD for micro:bit is an overlay with LCD display. The screen has a resolution of 160x128 pixels. The module has a standard micro: bit interface. 1.8inch LCD for micro: bit
Set of "sleeping lion" with the educational module micro: bit. It consists of a main plate, noise: bit and felt elements, thread and needle to create the toy. Pimoroni PIM363
The expansion module is designed to work with the micro:bit educational board. It allows you to build an electronic piano
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A retro gaming platform that lets users use the BBC micro:bit and the MakeCode Arcade editor to create and run their own games. The console features 4 directional D-pads, 2 interactive action buttons, a 1.77-inch full color screen, and ports for connecting additional devices, making it incredibly functional and convenient to use. Due to the educational nature of MakeCode Arcade, there are numerous resources and guides available to help both beginners and advanced users learn how to program games. Kitronik 56116