Grove Base Shield for Photon is an expansion shield board which incorporate Grove port on which you can build more powerful and intelligent applications with much richer and cost-effective Grove functional modules. It gets three digital ports, two analog ports, two I2C ports and one UART port. It a kind of plug-and-play board which will accelerate your prototyping process dramatically.
| Grove ports | 3 digital ports
2 analog ports 2 I2C ports 1 UART port. |
| Dimensions | 53 × 53 mm |
| Weight | 18g |
| Parts name | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Grove Base Shield for Photon | 1PC |
Note: In this case we show you a general development environmental.
Note: We recommend that you choose node.js v4.2.3 LTS especially for Windows 10 user.
Note: You may need to one more steps after run command particle setup, that is, connect you device (PC or Mac) to a wi-fi AP whose name contain Photon, especially on Windows 10.
Note: We recommend you choose Web IDE to compile or flashing your code to Photon which is much quicker than using Particle Dev, if your internet connectivity is not so good.
Note: Copy the code only to the tab named filename.ino.
/* Buzzing Use digital pin D4 This example code is in the public domain. by xiaohe */ int led1 = D4; //set D4 as output void setup() { pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); } void loop() { // enable buzzing digitalWrite(led1, HIGH); // We'll leave it on for 1 second... delay(1000); // Then we'll turn it off... digitalWrite(led1, LOW); // Wait 1 second... delay(1000); // And it will repeat! }