Send Messages with Micro:Bit

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From the blue basic menu, select and drag the ‘on start’ command into the editor box.
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From the bright pink radio menu, select and drag the ‘radio set group’ command and place it within the ‘on start’ command. Agree a number for your radio group and set this here.
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From the pink input menu, select and drag the ‘on button A pressed’ command into the editor box.
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From the bright pink radio menu, drag the radio send string command into the ‘on button A pressed’ command. Set the message you want to send to another micro:bit.
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From the bright pink radio menu, select and drag the ‘on radio received’ command into the editor.
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From the blue basic menu, select and drag the ‘show string’ command into the ‘on radio received recievedString’ command.
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In the red variables menu, a new variable ‘receivedString’ should have appeared. Drag this onto the default text ‘Hello!’ on the ‘show string’ command.

Now save and load your code onto the Micro:Bit. Congrats, you’ve sent a message.