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2015年10月29日 (四) 19:52 Bruceliu@microduino.cc

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Bruceliu@microduino.cc：/* I used brand new alkaline batteries and they worked fine for a while, but now my battery module won't work at all. What happened? */

2015-10-27T21:06:14Z

‎I used brand new alkaline batteries and they worked fine for a while, but now my battery module won't work at all. What happened?

2015年10月27日 (二) 19:22 Bruceliu@microduino.cc

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Bruceliu@microduino.cc：Created page with "== Why is my Battery Module not operating as it should? == First refer to the instruction booklet provided in every mCookie kit on how to properly use the Battery Module. When..."

2015-10-24T01:24:36Z

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== Why is my Battery Module not operating as it should? ==
First refer to the instruction booklet provided in every mCookie kit on how to properly use the Battery Module. When using alkaline batteries, the low power light will sometimes illuminate. This is due to the low voltage of alkaline batteries. While they may be enough to power simple projects, Microduino recommends 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries for most applications.
# I used brand new alkaline batteries for a while and they worked fine, but now my battery module won't work at all. What happened?
To protect the device, when voltages are too low, a low-voltage protection mechanism will trigger. Insert new 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries to resolve the issue.
3. 传感器无法堆叠乐高
4. 没有mCookie模块介绍
5. wiki mCookie教程不全
6. mCookie Kit Tutorials 在IDE里不全。
7. wifi模块不工作
8. Little thing. "IR sensor"... I think it is a transmitter is not a sensor.
9. Core USB模块不工作
10. Speakers/OLED 很脏。
11. 模块接触不良，弹针有时需要按紧了才有接触。

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 =Where is the best place to get help on my projects?=
-<font face="ariel" size="4">Log in on our [https://www.microduino.cc website] and then post your questions in the Troubleshooting section of our [https://www.microduino.cc/forum/ forum].</font>
+<font face="ariel" size="4">The Troubleshooting section of our [https://www.microduino.cc/forum/ forum]. Both admins and other users are very helpful!</font>
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 =How can I buy modules and sensors individually?=
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 =Can I program mCookies using Scratch?=
-Yes and no. You can download a support package and send/receive commands from mCookie modules/sensors through USB using the Scratch environment. Using the Scratch environment, you can operate on screen Scratch graphics or operate external devices such as buzzers, microphones, passive infrared sensors, servos, etc. Note that the mCookies have to remain connected to the computer via USB.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">Yes and no. You can download a support package and send/receive commands from mCookie modules/sensors through USB using the Scratch environment. Using the Scratch environment, you can operate on screen Scratch graphics or operate external devices such as buzzers, microphones, passive infrared sensors, servos, etc. Note that the mCookies have to remain connected to the computer via USB.</font>
 =Can I upload programs to the mCookie using Scratch?=
-No, that is not currently supported.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">No, currently that is not supported.</font>

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	=How can I buy modules and sensors individually?=		=How can I buy modules and sensors individually?=
	<font face="ariel" size="4">At the moment, we only provide mCookies as Kits under 101 Basic, 201 Advanced, and 301 Expert. We do have plans to offer them individually in the future.</font>		<font face="ariel" size="4">At the moment, we only provide mCookies as Kits under 101 Basic, 201 Advanced, and 301 Expert. We do have plans to offer them individually in the future.</font>
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		+	=Can I program mCookies using Scratch?=
		+	Yes and no. You can download a support package and send/receive commands from mCookie modules/sensors through USB using the Scratch environment. Using the Scratch environment, you can operate on screen Scratch graphics or operate external devices such as buzzers, microphones, passive infrared sensors, servos, etc. Note that the mCookies have to remain connected to the computer via USB.
		+	=Can I upload programs to the mCookie using Scratch?=
		+	No, that is not currently supported.

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 =Why is my Battery Module not operating as it should?=
-First refer to the instruction booklet provided in every mCookie kit on how to properly use the Battery Module. When using alkaline batteries, the low power light will sometimes illuminate. This is due to the low voltage of alkaline batteries. While they may be enough to power simple projects, Microduino recommends 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries for most applications.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">First refer to the instruction booklet provided in every mCookie kit on how to properly use the Battery Module. When using alkaline batteries, the low power light will sometimes illuminate. This is due to the low voltage of alkaline batteries. While they may be enough to power simple projects, Microduino recommends 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries for most applications.</font>
 =I used brand new alkaline batteries and they worked fine for a while, but now my Battery Module won't work at all. What happened?=
-To protect the device, when voltages are too low, a low-voltage protection mechanism will trigger. Insert new 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries to resolve the issue.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">To protect the device, when voltages are too low, a low-voltage protection mechanism will trigger. Insert new 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries to resolve the issue.</font>
+<br/><br/>
 =Where can I find the related libraries to all the modules and sensors?=
-Currently, they are all located within the IDE. First select Tools->Board->Microduino-CoreUSB. Then, all the libraries will be found under Sketch->Include Library.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">Currently, they are all located within the IDE. First select Tools->Board->Microduino-CoreUSB. Then, all the libraries will be found under Sketch->Include Library.</font>
 =Where can I find the documentation/APIs of the libraries, modules, and sensors?=
-We are updating our Wiki daily with new information. Check back frequently.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">We are updating our Wiki daily with new information. Check back frequently.</font>
 =I am having issues installing the IDE for Mac. Where can I find help?=
-You will find step by step instructions at [[Getting started: Mac]].
+<font face="ariel" size="4">You will find step by step instructions at [[Getting started: Mac]].</font>
 =Where is the best place to get help on my projects?=
-Log in on our [https://www.microduino.cc website] and then post your questions in the Troubleshooting section of our [https://www.microduino.cc/forum/ forum].
+<font face="ariel" size="4">Log in on our [https://www.microduino.cc website] and then post your questions in the Troubleshooting section of our [https://www.microduino.cc/forum/ forum].</font>
 =How can I buy modules and sensors individually?=
-At the moment, we only provide mCookies as Kits under 101 Basic, 201 Advanced, and 301 Expert. We do have plans to offer them individually in the future.
+<font face="ariel" size="4">At the moment, we only provide mCookies as Kits under 101 Basic, 201 Advanced, and 301 Expert. We do have plans to offer them individually in the future.</font>

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 =Why is my Battery Module not operating as it should?=
 First refer to the instruction booklet provided in every mCookie kit on how to properly use the Battery Module. When using alkaline batteries, the low power light will sometimes illuminate. This is due to the low voltage of alkaline batteries. While they may be enough to power simple projects, Microduino recommends 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries for most applications.
-=I used brand new alkaline batteries and they worked fine for a while, but now my battery module won't work at all. What happened?=
+=I used brand new alkaline batteries and they worked fine for a while, but now my Battery Module won't work at all. What happened?=
 To protect the device, when voltages are too low, a low-voltage protection mechanism will trigger. Insert new 10440 3.7 volt lithium-ion batteries to resolve the issue.
 =Where can I find the related libraries to all the modules and sensors?=
 Currently, they are all located within the IDE. First select Tools->Board->Microduino-CoreUSB. Then, all the libraries will be found under Sketch->Include Library.

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	=Where is the best place to get help on my projects?=		=Where is the best place to get help on my projects?=
	Log in on our [https://www.microduino.cc website] and then post your questions in the Troubleshooting section of our [https://www.microduino.cc/forum/ forum].		Log in on our [https://www.microduino.cc website] and then post your questions in the Troubleshooting section of our [https://www.microduino.cc/forum/ forum].
		+	=How can I buy modules and sensors individually?=
		+	At the moment, we only provide mCookies as Kits under 101 Basic, 201 Advanced, and 301 Expert. We do have plans to offer them individually in the future.