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- Vendor: KittenBot
KittenBot WiFi Module (of PowerBrick) based on ESP8266 for microbit






Feature
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Support firmware upgrade with or without the cable
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With standard LEGO structure and environmentally friendly plastic shell that looks good and can prevent damages of short circuit
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With an easy-to-use WIFI configuration page (the address is the IP of the WIFI module); you can set the baud rate, name, find and connect to a router and so on.

Scenario
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IoT smart home projects and remote control projects
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Remote control with the mini-program on mobile phone
Parameter
Size | 56 x 24 x 19 mm (compatible with LEGO bricks) |
Support Voltage | 3.3v / 5v |
Working Current | 62mA |
Port | PH2.0 4PIN |
MCU |
ESP8266
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Standby Power consumption | less than 1.0mv |
Working Temperature Range | -40℃-125℃ |
Configuration Page | have a configuration page |
Visual Programming Platform | Kittenblock, MakeCode |
Detail

Working States Explanation
- Power on for the first time
- Connect to the router
When successfully connected to the router, all lights will be off.
- Connect to the IoT server
- The moment when the module receive or send messages
Application
Use with Micro:bit
With MakeCode
Extension address: github:Kittenbot/pxt-kittenwifiIoT basic application
We provide you with a simple IoT server that is easy to test https://iot.kittenbot.cn/You can use it for simple IoT projects

Programming
Program Micro:bit as the example below, and refer to the Detail section above for wiring

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KittenBot WiFi Module (of PowerBrick) based on ESP8266 for microbit