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How do I assemble and program the Velleman VMM005 Power Module Shield for my micro:bit?

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Myron
12/17/2025, 06:51:30 AM

Assembling and programming your Velleman VMM005 Power Module Shield with a micro:bit is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Assembly:

  1. Insert the countersunk screws through the pins labeled '0' and 'GND' on the Velleman VMM005 Power Module Shield.
  2. Align the Power Module Shield with the micro:bit, ensuring the back of the shield faces the back of the micro:bit.
  3. Secure the boards together using the screws, repeating the process for pins '1', '2', and '3V'.
  4. Place two CR2025 batteries into the battery holder on the Power Module Shield.
  5. Turn on the power switch on the board.

Programming:

  1. Visit www.makecode.com to use the Block Editor and create your demo code.
  2. Use the blocks to create your program. For example, create blocks to display icons, display text, and play a melody when the micro:bit is shaken.
  3. Download the compiled program as a '.hex' file and save it to your computer.
  4. Connect your micro:bit to your computer via USB.
  5. Drag and drop the '.hex' file onto the micro:bit drive to upload the program.
  6. Wait for the yellow LED on the micro:bit to stop blinking, indicating the program is uploaded successfully.
  7. Disconnect the USB cable.
  8. Power up the Velleman VMM005 Power Module Shield by switching it on.

Technical Specifications:

  • Operating Voltage: 2.7 V - 3.3 V
  • Battery: CR2025
  • Dimensions: 42 x 52 x 5 mm

Safety Information: Always use the Velleman VMM005 Power Module Shield with the original accessories. For further details and the most up-to-date manual, please visit www.velleman.eu. Remember to adhere to the safety guidelines in the manual, which include using the device indoors, protecting it from moisture, and proper disposal to help protect the environment.

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