:KLEF Piano for the BBC micro:bit

Compose a monophonic micro:bit musical masterpiece with the Kitronik :KLEF Piano for the BBC micro:bit. It features 15 capacitive touch pads, with 13 arranged as a single octave and 2 up down function buttons that can allow you to shift octaves. :KLEF also features; an on-board amplifier circuit for extra 'more', an on-board speaker, and an on-board edge connector that the micro:bit slots into. To use the Piano, the BBC micro:bit should be inserted firmly into the edge connector, either way round. If the Link Header is being used, the BBC micro:bit LED display should be facing the Piano keys. Power is provided via a 5V micro USB connector, and the board then produces a regulated 3.3V supply which is fed into the 3V and GND connections to power the connected BBC micro:bit, removing the need to power the BBC micro:bit separately. This also powers the capacitive touch sensor IC and audio amplifier. The potential uses for the :KLEF Piano for the BBC micro:bit don't have to be just musical in nature. You can use the piano keys to transmit from the micro:bit attached to the board to other micro:bits over radio. And if that other microbit happened to be inserted into a :MOVE mini... Piano remote control! You can even take control of the :MOVE minis ZIP LEDs! Of course, we 'tested' this extensively. Features: Compose music using the micro:bit! Learn coding and explore music at the same time. Write code using the MakeCode, MicroPython, and Mu editors. Use it as a control surface to trigger the sending of data via the micro:bit's radio module. Use it as a remote control for your Buggies/Robots. Contains: 1 x 1 x :KLEF Piano for the BBC micro:bit. Video:   Dimensions: Length: 100mm. Width: 110mm. PCB Thickness: 1.6mm. Max Height (No micro:bit): 17.3mm. Max Height (With micro:bit): 53.3mm. Requires: A BBC micro:bit. A Micro USB Cable. Resources: Datasheet. Demo Code for programming in MicroPython is available from GitHub.