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Newbit Arcade Shield

MicroCode Programming Tutorial

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Last updated 1 year ago

Using MicroCode

MicroCode is supported by Newbit, it can run on Micro:bit V2.

Download the hex file for Micro:bit V2.

Upload the hex file to Micro:bit V2.

Connect a battery to Newbit.

The screen will show the MicroCode interface.