Guide

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ANATOMY OF A BIT
TM
Learn how you can tell top from bottom.
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COLOR-CODED BY FUNCTION
Bits
TM
are grouped into four dierent categories,
which are color-coded.
Learn more about your Bits in the BIT INDEX ON PG 04
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POWER (BLUE)
Power Bits, plus a power
supply, run power through
your circuit.
INPUT (PINK)
Input Bits accept input from
you or the environment and
send signals that aect the
Bits that follow.
OUTPUT (GREEN)
Output Bits do something –
light up, buzz, move…
WIRE (ORANGE)
Wire Bits connect to other
systems and let you build
circuits in new directions.
BUILD DIRECTION
BIT FEET
BOTTOM
BIT NAME
TOP
BITSNAPS
(“X” ICONS)
OPEN HARDWARE SYMBOL
& LITTLEBITS LOGO
MAGNET MAGIC!
Bits snap together with magnets. The magnets are
always right – you can’t snap them together the
wrong way.
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ARROWS SHOULD POINT IN THE SAME DIRECTION
IF THE BITS WON’T SNAP TOGETHER, TRY SPINNING
ONE AROUND AND MAKE SURE THE ARROWS POINT
IN THE SAME DIRECTION
ORDER IS IMPORTANT
POWER BITS always come rst and INPUT BITS
only aect the OUTPUT BITS that come after them.
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WITH NO OUTPUT BIT AFTER IT, THE INPUT BIT HAS NOWHERE
TO SEND ITS SIGNAL
THE INPUT BIT AFFECTS THE OUTPUT BITS THAT FOLLOW
SOME BITS ARE ADJUSTABLE
Switches, buttons, and dials on the Bit allow
you to change how the Bit functions.
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FLIP THE SWITCH TO CHANGE MODES
ADJUST SENSITIVITY WITH
PURPLE SCREWDRIVER
BASICS
3 EXTEND YOUR CIRCUIT
WITH A WIRE