- Install
- Basic operation
- Basics of programming for electronic work
- Basics of programming for Excel
- Machine learning with scikit-learn
- Visualizing data with matplotlib
- Web programming
- RPA programming
- Miscellaneous programming
- Reference
- "Basic" group
- ”Basic I/O" group
- ”PWM Output" group
- "Servo Motor" group
- ”Motor" group
- ”Display" group
- "Raspberry Pi 500+" group
- Overview
- Usage of each block
- "Arduino UNO Q" group
- ”LCD" group
- "NeoPixel" group
- ”OLED" group
- "Raspberry Pi 500+" group
- ”Sensor" group
- "Micro controller" group
- "Excel" group
- "scikit-learn" group
- "matplotlib" group
- "Web" group
- "File" group
- "Image" group
- "Turtle" group
- "Speech" group
Usage of each block
Initializing LEDs
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Initialize the RGB LEDs on the Raspberry Pi 500+ keyboard so they can be controlled with blocks.
Setting LED Colors
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Control the color of each RGB LED individually.
Specify the row/column of the LED's position and the color.
Specify rows from 1 to 6 and columns from 1 to 16.
This block sets the color in the buffer in memory.
To actually light up the LED, you must execute the LED display block.
LED Display
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The LED is turned on according to the information set in the buffer.
Clear LED
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Turns off all LEDs.
Clear Buffer
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Clears the buffer that stores LED color information.
The LED display itself will not be cleared.
Keep the LED displayed and execute this block to clear the buffer when preparing the next content to display.