Joyfrog is a programmable interactive gamepad that can be programmed with Makecode Scratch. It's easy to use and can be connected to micro:bit as a gamepad expansion board. It can also be used independently as a programming board through Kittenblock scratch programming software. Joyfrog is able to be recognized as a HID input device automatically when it is plugged into the computer. It eliminates the need to manually install the driver and can be used as part of the keyboard input button without opening any programming software. Joyfrog controls the movements of the stage character through the programmable joystick and the buttons of it. The Joyfrog can be used as a music module for Scratch. After connecting the connecting finger contacts to several fruits through the alligator clip, we can easily make a fruit instrument. Scratch's music module has 18 percussion instruments, for students to imagine what is possible. In addition, the frog handle has two PH2.0 3pin connectors, which can be connected to the conventional 3pin sensor on the market. There are two PH2.0 4PIN interfaces, you can insert the PowerBrick modules of Kittenbot to make the DIY projects more abundant.The on board infrared emitter/receiver has built-in automatic infrared decoding NEC. You can decode the conventional remote control on the market and return the decoded data to Kittenblock. You can also record it and then programmatically send different IR codes so that you can control the infrared devices in your home as well as 2.4G infrared wireless toy cars/robots. Features Programming Board Onboard 3PIN connector and 4PIN connector for interacting with the stage of Kittenblock through a variety of common sensors Act as a Gamepad Control the stage character directly as a Gamepad in Kittenblock; Act as a Gamepad, remote control robot cars or robots (2.4G infrared wireless) Fruit piano function Simulates up to a dozen instruments combine with the music plug-in Infrared remote control Easy to control infrared devices in your home(such as TVs, projectors, etc.) Specification 1. Infrared receiver 2. Audio interface 3. Audio / buzzer switch 4. Reset button 5. DFU mode button 6. 4P module interface 7. Joystick 8. connecting finger contacts (1~8, GND) 9. Microbit 40PIN horizontal interface 10. Main chip 11. Buzzer 12. Button (X, Y, A, B) 13. 4P I2C interface 14. Micor USB connector 15. Infrared emitter 16, 17. 3P module interface Size 128mmx80mmx35mm Main Controller GD32F350C8T6, flash64kb, SRAM8kb, 108MHZ Onboard programming resources Two-axis joystick, four buttons, infrared emitter/receiver, 8 connecting finger contacts for alligator clips, buzzer, audio/buzzer switch Interfaces Micro:bit 40pin horizontal connector x 1, GVAB 4pin PH2.0 x 2, GVS 3pin PH2.0 x 2, 3.5 audio Jack x 1, standard NRF24L01 8pin 2.4G wireless interface x 1 Supported programming environment Kittenblock, Makecode Input voltage 5V Power supply port micro USB Part List Joyfrog gamepad board x 1 Battery holder x1 Micro USB Cable x 1 silicon case for gamepad board x 1 ECCN/HTS ECCN 3A991.a HSCODE 8543709990 Tutorial
