Makeblock HaloCode Standard Kit User manual

HaloCode Standard Kit
Sample Project Guide

This is what you're gonna achieve: Wear HaloCode
on your wrist. As programmed, the LEDs illuminate a
random color when the motion sensor on HaloCode
detects the motions of your hand.
See more wearable projects at:
http://docs.makeblock.com/halocode/
Create with the hook & loop strap
With the hook & loop strap, you can tie HaloCode to
your wrist. And the LEDs and touch sensor on the
HaloCode allow you to make a wearable device,
like a pedometer.
Let's turn HaloCode into a wearable device.In this
project, you'll learn to create a project using the
hook & loop strap.

1 Find the materials you need.
2 Write code and upload it to HaloCode.
Note: Check Quick Start Guide to see detailed instructions on using mBlock.

3 Put the batteries into the battery holder.
4 Wear HaloCode to your wrist as shown below (left hand as an example).
Attach hook & loop fasteners to the sliding case
of the battery holder and the back of HaloCode.
Connect the battery holder to
HaloCode.
white hook side
Battery Connector
battery holder's
sliding case
1 2

The fuzzy side
faces up.
Attach the battery holder to the
fuzzy area near the plastic buckle.
fuzzy side
smooth side
3
4

Pull the hook & loop strap
all the way back and
attach it to the fuzzy side.
Tighten the hook & loop strap.
The strap is elastic so you can
adjust it until your wrist feels
comfortable.
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Completed!
Now, turn on the battery switch. Shake your hand to see the LEDs turned on!
Now you know how to use the hook & loop strap. Use your imagination to create more fun projects.
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