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i.e. whilst it runs without errors it has not been linked to the interface board to check if the LEDs illuminate as envisaged.

The Osoyoo kit contains a combined temperature and humidity sensor module and a 2-line LCD display.

Maybe add the second pushbutton to toggle the sensor and display?

May be able to increase the number of devices connected to the board by changing the pins devices are connected to.

See pinout details:

https://makecode.microbit.org/device/pins

This replaces the closed issue 4.

#4

Whilst the LED brightness could be hardcoded to match a 'typical' ambient light level the Osoyoo kit contains both a potentiometer and a photo resistor. (The micro:bit has a light sensor but it's not particularly sensitive.)

See commit:

5716c78

During testing all devices inserted in sockets P3 or P4 ran continuously despite the intent of the program. (I used the green and white LEDs, and a somewhat annoying buzzer.)

References in the code to pin P8 are therefore not accidental.

Unfortunately whilst swapping out one of the 3-wire cables (with pliers) one wire was cut, leaving me with only 3 of the 'shorts' in the Osoyoo kit. I've used 1 'long' for the pushbutton and the remaining 'shorts' for the LEDs.