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The OSOYOO building bricks is mechanically compatible with leading building bricks. In this lesson, we will use OSOYOO Bricks to build an elevator and use OSOYOO electronic sensor module blocks to control it. When you press the push button, the elevator will be up; and when release, the elevator will be down. (Note: The following construction models are for reference only and are subject to actual construction)

 


Please prepare the following parts to complete this project


Note: ALL OSOYOO Products for Arduino are Third Party Board which is fully compatitable with Arduino

Before you build an elevator with blocks, please according to the Preparation before class 2: https://osoyoo.com/2021/12/01/preparation-before-class-2

Note:
1. the color of the building block is subject to the actual product, which does not affect the use.
2. The color of OSOYOO Magic I/O board does not affect the installation.

Please follow the PDF instruction to buidling blocks: http://osoyoo.com/picture/Block_kit/lesson2/lesson2.pdf


Connect push button to D2 port with 3pin PnP cable, Servo to D9 port as per following picture:

Note: In this kit, we use mblock as programming tool, if you want to learn more about mblock, please visit preparation before class 1: https://osoyoo.com/2021/12/01/preparation-before-class-1

Step 1) Download mBlock PC from https://mblock.makeblock.com/en-us/download/, select the download file as per your computer OS type:

Step 2) Download OSOYOO_UNO.mext device file from https://osoyoo.com/driver/mblock/osoyoo_uno.mext

Step 3) Run the mBlock PC software by double click the lovely Panda icon. you will see mBlock UI as following picture. Please delete the default device CyberPi by click the cross in the red circle.

Step 4) Drag and Drop osoyoo_uno_mext file(downloaded in Step 2) to mBlock software as following:

Now you will see a new device firmware in mBlock, see following picture:

Now mBlock software and OSOYOO_UNO device firmware have been successfully installed in our PC!

Now we will show you how to use blocks to make our Oscillating Pedestal Fan into reality.
Step 1: Click Control, then Drag and drop Forever block to programming area as following:

Step 2: Click Events, add when Arduino Uno starts up block to the top:

Step 3: Click Control , drag if else block to forever loop,

Step 4: Click Sensor, Add Button Pressed block to if condition area, change Pin number to 2:


Step 5)
Click Action , then drag set Servo Pin block to if else block as following:

Now all the programming blocks have been completed! From above picture, the logic is pretty straight forward:

When Arduino is started, computer will enter a dead loop which will check the button status, when button is not pressed, the servo will stop at original position (in my servo 0 degree ) and elevator is in the ground , when button is pressed, the servo arm will rotate from 0 degree position to 180 degree position and the elevator is lifted to the air.

Step 6) Upload the program to OSOYOO basic board

i) Please connect your OSOYOO basic board to your PC with USB cable firstly. Then click the Connect button in the bottom of the mBlock software, you will see a USB window pop up,
ii) select Show all connectable device check box , then a device drop-down menu will show up,
iii) select your  port from device drop-down menu
iv) click Connect button to connect your PC to OSOYOO basic board.

v)After you PC is connected toOSOYOO basic board, please click Upload button in the bottom of your software, then the code will be uploaded to OSOYOO basic board:



Now power OSOYOO basic board via USB cable, the OSOYOO basic board will start to work and elevator is in the ground. Press the button on D2, your elevator will be lifted, when you release the the button, the elevator will go back to the ground. (Note: The following construction models are for reference only and are subject to actual construction)

 

 

No. Picture Device Qty. Link
1 OSOYOO Basic R3 Board for Arduino 1 Click here to buy
2 OSOYOO Magic I/O Shield V2.0 for Arduino 1 Click here to buy
3 OSOYOO Ultrasonic Detector Module 1 Click here to buy
4 OSOYOO IR Receiver Module 1 Click here to buy
5 OSOYOO Red button module 1 Click here to buy
6 IR remote controller 1 Click here to buy
7 9V Battery Box 1 Click here to buy
8 9V Battery 1 Click here to buy
9 Servo 1 Click here to buy
10 Motor 1 Click here to buy
11 Acrylic plate for Arduino UNO 1 Click here to buy
12 Acrylic plate for 9V battery case 1 Click here to buy
13 OSOYOO Ultrasonic Sensor Block 1 Click here to buy
14 3 pin 10cm PnP cable 1 Click here to buy
15 3 pin 20cm PnP cable 1 Click here to buy
16 4 pin 20cm PnP cable 1 Click here to buy
17 B117 4 Click here to buy
18 B115 15 Click here to buy
19 B113 10 Click here to buy
20 B111 10 Click here to buy
21 B109 10 Click here to buy
22 B107 4 Click here to buy
23 B105 12 Click here to buy
24 B103 12 Click here to buy
25 T040 6 Click here to buy
26 T024 4 Click here to buy
27 T016 4 Click here to buy
28 L024 14 Click here to buy
29 LT33 8 Click here to buy
30 L035 12 Click here to buy
31 X044 20 Click here to buy
32 F057 26 Click here to buy
33 T033 8 Click here to buy
34 PS11 40 Click here to buy
35 P021 60 Click here to buy
36 P011 160 Click here to buy
37 Z005 30 Click here to buy
38 Z010 16 Click here to buy
39 Z101 12 Click here to buy
40 Z1S1 8 Click here to buy
41 A024 8 Click here to buy
42 A013 2 Click here to buy
43 A050 12 Click here to buy
44 A05S 6 Click here to buy
45 A080 4 Click here to buy