Does the Micro:bit work for you under Scratch 3.0?

PinkyPepper

superbetsy wrote:
@PinkyPepper,

I tried that today on a whim and it worked! Thank goodness. I was so bummed it wasn't working.

I am happy to hear that it worked.

Btw, have you seen my micro:bit studio yet? https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/5812900/

JWilkDS

Mr-Dave wrote:
I've tried connecting my microbit to the Scratch 3 extension and have not had any luck. Scratch 3 seems to find my install of “Scratchlink” and my Windows 10 laptop connects via bluetooth to the microbit. The hex file transferred okay and the microbit spelled out it's name and showed a check mark (but I don't know what it is supposed to show). However, the Scratch extension pop-up just shows no devices found. Has anyone tried using it?

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 67.0.3396.99, Flash 30.0 (release 0)

hi

JWilkDS

hi

SimpleScratch

Try not posting Hi on an existing thread please

LawrenceP123

Does this Scratchlink work on Windows 8.1? Although all necessary software is up-to-date but this still fails to work.

PinkyPepper

LawrenceP123 wrote:
Does this Scratchlink work on Windows 8.1? Although all necessary software is up-to-date but this still fails to work.

I think you need Windows 10. At least that's what is stated on this page: https://scratch.mit.edu/microbit

EIFA-ASC-1

Hi,
I seem to have the same problem as many of others: “No Devices Found”… And my microbit works on MakeCode, so it is not the device!
How did you solve the issue?
Thanks,
Caroline

SimpleScratch

Are you using Windows 10?
Is it up-to-date? (from website - “Windows 10 version 16299.0 or higher”)
Can you connect to the microbit using bluetooth via your system settings to prove that bit is working?

Blue_Moon2607

Mr-Dave wrote:
I've tried connecting my microbit to the Scratch 3 extension and have not had any luck. Scratch 3 seems to find my install of “Scratchlink” and my Windows 10 laptop connects via bluetooth to the microbit. The hex file transferred okay and the microbit spelled out it's name and showed a check mark (but I don't know what it is supposed to show). However, the Scratch extension pop-up just shows no devices found. Has anyone tried using it?

My browser / operating system: Windows NT 10.0, Chrome 67.0.3396.99, Flash 30.0 (release 0)

Could be bugs in the code or perhaps the HEX file is only supported in micro.bit V1.
When I flash my micro.bit with a Scratch HEX file, it displays the text ( device name ) and I receive I2C err 0x2 from the console log on MakeCode.

Last edited by Blue_Moon2607 (April 25, 2024 19:37:46)

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