Demo sugerido del RADIO

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Demo sugerido del RADIO

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Last edited Oct 14, 2025

Created on Oct 14, 2025

This demo shows a mesh-network radio communication exercise where micro:bits forward messages from one desk to another in sequence. A message sent from desk one is relayed through each intermediate micro:bit, which appends a re-transmission mark and displays the hop count. The code uses the MicroPython `radio` module from the micro:bit API, configuring `radio.config(group=N)` and `channel=42` for communication. Each device listens with `radio.receive()` and sends via `radio.send()`, displaying messages and forwarding status on the micro:bit LED display.

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