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Simple script to control a traffic light using a micro:bit and stop:bit
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from microbit import * | |
# Kitronik STOP:bit blocks | |
# turn each LED on or off individually | |
def stopBitLight(colour, illuminate): | |
if colour == "Red": | |
if illuminate == "On": | |
pin0.write_digital(1) | |
elif illuminate == "Off": | |
pin0.write_digital(0) | |
elif colour == "Yellow": | |
if illuminate == "On": | |
pin1.write_digital(1) | |
elif illuminate == "Off": | |
pin1.write_digital(0) | |
elif colour == "Green": | |
if illuminate == "On": | |
pin2.write_digital(1) | |
elif illuminate == "Off": | |
pin2.write_digital(0) | |
# turn each LED on or off individually | |
def stopBitState(state): | |
if state == "stop": | |
pin0.write_digital(1) | |
pin1.write_digital(0) | |
pin2.write_digital(0) | |
elif state == "getReady": | |
pin0.write_digital(1) | |
pin1.write_digital(1) | |
pin2.write_digital(0) | |
elif state == "go": | |
pin0.write_digital(0) | |
pin1.write_digital(0) | |
pin2.write_digital(1) | |
elif state == "readyToStop": | |
pin0.write_digital(0) | |
pin1.write_digital(1) | |
pin2.write_digital(0) | |
while True: | |
stopBitLight("Red", "On") | |
stopBitLight("Yellow", "Off") | |
stopBitLight("Green", "Off") | |
sleep(5000) | |
stopBitLight("Red", "Off") | |
stopBitLight("Yellow", "Off") | |
stopBitLight("Green", "On") | |
# Tell vehicles to drive here | |
sleep(5000) | |
stopBitLight("Red", "Off") | |
stopBitLight("Yellow", "On") | |
stopBitLight("Green", "Off") | |
sleep(1000) | |
# Tell vehicles to stop here |
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