Advanced Applications of TCS34725 Color Sensor, LCD1602, and Mini MP3 Music Module | Mixly Comprehensive Course

Mixly is a graphical programming software developed by the Beishida Misiqi team, which has been loved by the domestic maker community since its release. Mixly programming software uses graphical programming, so you don’t need to remember code; you just need to drag and drop and set it up simply to quickly complete creative electronic programming. This column of courses is taught by Qiu Jiongtao teacher, from basic entry to gradual improvement, Teacher Qiu will use in-depth examples to help you master Mixly programming.

This column will be updated irregularly with methods, techniques, latest features, course cases, and other video tutorials related to Mixly.

This course will continue to be updated for about 100 issues, and currently about 60 issues have been updated. The first 25 issues are free content, starting from the 26th issue, this course will be updated in a paid format on NetEase Cloud Classroom, and this public account will also continuously introduce the content of subsequent courses in the form of study notes.

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# TCS34725 Color Sensor

In maker projects, using color sensors can give our projects the ability to distinguish colors, which is very suitable for mutual projects. Today’s course will teach you how to use color sensors. Common color sensors include TCS230, TCS34725, etc. Apart from the wiring, their usage methods are basically the same. This course will teach you how to use color sensors to obtain the RGB color values of objects and distinguish colors based on RGB color values.

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# LCD1602 Advanced Applications

Through the previous learning of the LCD1602 display, we have mastered its basic usage methods, learned the wiring methods of the LCD1602 display, and how to program display text, etc. Today’s course will teach you how to make the LCD1602 display show patterns. Additionally, we will create a mini-game: Dino Dinosaur Jumping Game using the pattern display function.

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# Mini MP3 Music Module

Mixly supports several modules for playing music, such as DF Mini MP3 module, GD5800 MP3 module, YX5300 MP3 module, etc. This lesson will introduce the use of the MP3 module. The content summary of this course is as follows:

• Introduction and function description of the Mini MP3 module;

• Usage of YX5300 MP3 module and compatibility with Mini MP3 module;

• Wiring and function introduction of YX5300 MP3 module;

• Programming methods of YX5300 MP3 module in Mixly;

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# Column Link

Follow this public account:Iron Bear Play Maker, and click in sequence in the bottom menu bar:Original Course → Mixly Usage Tips, you can view all the content of this series.

Free Course Directory:

• Installation and Upgrade of Mixly Software

• Development Boards and Languages Supported by Mixly

• Lighting the First LED

• Button Light Technique 1

• Button Light Technique 2: Interrupt Control Method

• Button Light Technique 3: Multi-function Button

• Simple Usage of Timer MsTimer2: Single Timing Task

• Advanced Usage of Timer MsTimer2: Multiple Timing Tasks

• Usage of Simple Timer SimpleTimer

• N Tips You May Not Know About Mixly Software Operations

• System Running Time

• Scoop Multithreading

• Mathematical Operations You May Not Have Used in Mixly (Part 1)

• Mathematical Operations You May Not Have Used in Mixly (Part 2)

• Analog Output

• Analog Input

• DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor

• Understanding the Buzzer

• Making the Buzzer Sing: Application of Arrays

• Understanding RGB Colorful Lights

• Playing with RGB Colorful Lights

• Playing with RGB Color Light Strips, Light Bands, and Light Rings

• Mixly Infrared Remote Control Programming

• Infrared Remote Control Piano

• Common Mistakes and Solutions

Paid Course Preview:

• Paid Instructions

• Creative Sources and Reference Websites, Introduction to LCD1602 Display, Simple Applications of LCD1602 Display

• Introduction to OLED Screens, Basic Applications of OLED Screens, Multi-screen Switching of OLED

• Drawing Functions with OLED Screens, Chinese Character Display on OLED Screens, Basic Applications of 8×8 Dot Matrix Screens

• Basic of MAX7219 Dot Matrix Screen, Cascading of MAX7219 Dot Matrix Screen, TM1637 Digital Tube

• Simple Serial Interaction Applications, Serial Interaction Between Boards, Serial Communication and ASCII Code

• Understanding Variables, Arrays, Functions

• Motors, Servos, LM35 Temperature Sensors

• Mixly Initialization Module, Understanding EEPROM Storage, Ultrasonic Sensors

• Clock Module, Matrix Keyboard, Mixly Third-party Libraries

• Differences Between if-else and switch, Custom Modules, SD Card Module

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