What is the conector in the motor plug for?

Is it possible to have two sensors and one motor with one USB hub?

What i would like to know if it is possible to connect one sensor to the motor connector and the other sensor to the hub?

As you can see the connector on the right allows you to connect a sensor to it. The problem is that when i do that, the motor and the sensor doesnt work.

Is that possible?

what's lego wedo anyway? is it similar to lego NXT?

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Yes it is like a basic NXT for kids

fernandezpaco wrote:

What is the conector in the motor plug for?

Is it possible to have two sensors and one motor with one USB hub?

What i would like to know if it is possible to connect one sensor to the motor connector and the other sensor to the hub?

Unfortunately it is impossible to stack a connector on another connector.
It seems physically possible, however these sensors return wrong values.

fernandezpaco wrote:

Yes it is like a basic NXT for kids

so is it the original lege NXT the one that didn't use lego technic

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mytie wrote:

fernandezpaco wrote:

Yes it is like a basic NXT for kids

so is it the original lege NXT the one that didn't use lego technic

No.
Lego WeDo is completely different. if you have those Power Functions kits for Lego Technic, it works using them.
Mindstorms (A.K.A. NXT) is completely different.
It is not an NXT for kids.
In Mindstorms you can create programs to run on your robot.
Power Functions, you can't.

you can but it will keep switching between the sensor and motor to prevent overload

It does not look like Scratch 2.0 is recognizing my sensor hub from my Lego WeDo kit. Will Scratch 2.0 be able to interact with Lego WeDo soon?

my brother wants a lego wedo. how much does it cost? does it come with bricks?

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if <[Scratch Team] = [Reading this]> then
say [Why are the scratchblocks still in the style of 2.0?]

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