Description
The Maker UNO is an Arduino compatible board specially designed to simplify building projects. Coding & electronics is made easy and affordable with 12 built in LEDs, a built-in buzzer and a button.
No Components Required
Students and makers can bypass the distraction of constructing basic electronic circuits and dive straight into coding. While learning about basic electronics remains important, it can be deferred until after experiencing the ease of creating exciting projects with code.
Start with Fun and Excitement
Begin coding immediately and witness your board light up and produce melodies with the press of a button. Embark on a new hobby with enthusiasm!
LED Indicators
For seasoned makers, the Maker UNO proves invaluable for swiftly testing code without connecting additional devices. Its onboard LEDs serve not only as outputs but also as indicators, clearly conveying activity on each pin. When a pin functions as an input, LED changes provide instant feedback on signal reception.
Simple Micro-USB Power
Powered and programmed by a standard micro-USB cable connected to your computer, the board simplifies setup. Ensure your cable can transmit both power and data for seamless operation.
Pin Labels
Included label stickers for pin headers aid in pin identification. Peel off and affix the stickers yourself to enhance pin clarity while using the Maker UNO.
Make It Yours!
To prevent board mix-ups in classroom settings, the Maker UNO features a designated space on the rear for personalization. Write your name and eliminate confusion effortlessly!
Storage Box
Preserve your Maker UNO in its original box, as it includes a small opening on the side for conveniently plugging in the USB cable. No additional case required—keeping your board safe has never been easier!
Arduino Compatibility and Simplification
The Maker UNO is fully compatible with Arduino, allowing seamless sharing of libraries and code. We’ve streamlined design by removing the DC jack power input socket, as most boards in educational settings are powered via USB. Additionally, the ATmega16u2 has been replaced with CH340 to reduce costs without sacrificing functionality.
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