Uniboard programming and using PICAXE

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Uni-board programming and using PICAXE

• A Presentation

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• It all started with an excursion to Balwyn High
  to create our uni-boards. We soldered and
  connected all the parts we were given to form our
  uni-boards. To help us were some year 9 students
  and some teachers, and they taught us how to
  solder and assemble the pieces together. This
  part was probably the most enjoyable.
• After the completion of the boards, we left the
  school. A month or so later, we were in an
  enrichment educating us about how to program our
  uni-boards to create the different light programs
  and small monophonic music, as shown in the
  background. This would have been the time when we
  were most eager to try out the different
  abilities and available accessories of the
  uni-boards.

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• Such things were programs in Picaxe like
  this.
• This in the background is a tune wizard for the
• uni-board. Though the music is only
• monophonic, it was still enjoyable to
• experience composing our own
• songs. Some are already made for us. All we had
• to do was program it on to the board and there
• it was!

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Images of us programming our uni-boards through
the program picaxe
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Altogether, the creation and programming of our
uni-boards was a thoroughly enjoyable experience,
that gave us a deeper insight into technology.
On behalf of those who took participation in this
program, we would like to thank all those who
helped in this.
Thank You.