Microbit Communication

[Jody Crothers]

Hi All,

I can send data from one microbit to another

Can I send from one microbit to multiple others?

Jody Crothers

Head of Learning Area (Mathematics)

Ridge View Secondary College

Western Australia

www.jodstar.com

[Stacy Thibodeaux]

 I’m pretty sure you can if they are all on the same channel.  When you set up the radio feature there is a channel function.   

I would start there. The microbit website has an activity called duck duck goose. It may have an explanation. 

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[Jean-Louis Balas]

Hi,

Good morning,
I am a French teacher and I recently carried out training for young teachers which implemented the radio transmission of data with micro:bit cards.
This experiment involves measuring illuminance as a function of distance. A shield and a ranger sensor are required.
Attached you will find 3 slides from my presentation as well as the script.
The mes(n) function allows you to carry out n measurements. It must be executed as soon as the machines receiving the data have launched the recept() function.
The data is then exported into lists.
For sorting the data, I did it using a loop. Using slices for lists is more convenient, but less understandable for beginners.
It works very well

Take a good care

JL Balas

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[kh7...@gmail.com]

(Tried posting this before and am not sure why it ended up being deleted??)

Hello Jody,

A few months ago, John H. and Peter Fox shared some files with a few of us - see attached - which both make use of several micro:bits at the same time. I was quite successful running the virus simulation with my students.  

I'm not sure if they were ever shared with a larger audience. I also don't know whether either one of them ever developed newer versions. Peter, John, did you??

Karlheinz

[Sébastien Verspecht]

Hello,

This can be interesting for you: https://makecode.microbit.org/projects/fireflies

Regards,

Sébastien Verspecht

Le 26 nov. 2023 à 21:06, kh7...@gmail.com <kh7...@gmail.com> a écrit :



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[Jody Crothers]

Thanks Karkheinz 

I'm seeing the virus in operation today.

I'm thinking a group drone launch controlled by one handheld

Jody

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