and detailed specifications. It features dual
water lights , with the cathode connected to a 330Ω current-limiting resistor and then to GND. The positive terminals are connected to PA08, PA09, PA10, PA11, PA12, and PA15 . Four independent buttons are connected to A01, A02, A03, and A04, with the other end connected to 3.3V via a current-limiting resistor. The program uses a pull-up mode. The buzzer is driven by an 8550 NPN transistor, with C13 providing the signal. The signal can be observed through the LEDs on the core board. An 8-digit common cathode LED display (A01, A02, A03) is driven by a MAX7219, corresponding to DIN, CS, and CLK respectively. The dot matrix is also driven by a MAX7219. These correspond to the DIN, CS, and CLK screen interfaces respectively. An 8-bit SPI interface can be used, or the first 4 bits can be used as an IIC interface for Bluetooth connection to the HC-05 Bluetooth module 2.4G. The 2.4G module interface connects to the 2.4G module IIC . There are 4 groups of IIC interfaces to meet your needs. The VCC voltage is selected under the jumper on the left side of the GPIO . All GPIO pins are represented by green, blue, and yellow, respectively, and are numbered below. Red pins connect to VCC, and black pins connect to GND. Usage Help: LED Experiment , Button Experiment, Buzzer Experiment, Serial Port Experiment, Screen Interface, Bluetooth Interface. Bug Fix Record 2024.04.24: Silkscreen Errors : GPIOA numbering was incorrectly written as 01~14, GPIOB numbering was incorrectly written as 01~15. This has been corrected, and the font size has been enlarged based on the sample.









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