Usage of each block

Connect to microcontroller

Connect to the microcontroller and assign it to a variable.
For detailed settings, please refer to this page.

Get model name

Get the model name of the connected microcontroller.
You will get the following string:

Microcontroller type	Model name
ESP32 series	esp32
Raspberry Pi	rpi
Raspberry Pi Pico	pico
Raspberry Pi Pico W	picow

Pin assignment

Assign the microcontroller pins to variables.
Specify the variable pointing to the microcontroller to connect to, the pin number, and the variable to be assigned.
In the input/output block, specify the pin using the destination variable.

Setting pin mode

Specifies the mode of the specified pin.
Specify the variable to which the pin is assigned and the value representing the mode.
Specify the value from one of the following.

Value to specify	Mode
OUTPUT	Output
INPUT	Input
INPUT_PULLUP	Input (pull-up resistor enabled)

Digital output

Outputs a HIGH or LOW digital value to the specified pin.
Specify the variable to which the pin is assigned and the output value (HIGH/LOW).

Digital input

Gets the digital input of the specified pin.
Specifies the variable to which the pin is assigned.

Analog input

Gets the analog input of the specified pin.
Specifies the variable to which the pin is assigned.
Values range from 0 to 4095.
Please note that this block cannot be used with Raspberry Pi (it can be used with Pico/PicoW).

Converting a range of values

Value range conversion

Converts values from one range to another range.
It is mainly used to convert analog input values (0 to 4095) to voltage.
Specify the conversion source value and the conversion source/conversion destination range.

HIGH／LOW

Represents either HIGH/LOW value.
It is mainly used when you want to judge HIGH/LOW in a conditional judgment block.

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