Reference
Library
- Maqueen Makecode library: https://github.com/DFRobot/pxt-maqueen
- GamePad Makecode library: https://github.com/DFRobot/pxt-gamePad
Product Configuration List
| Image | List |
|---|---|
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Car Body x 1 (Motors and bearing wheel have been assembled before leaving factory) Wheel x 2 Three AAA batteries Box x 1 Double Sided Adhesive Tape x 1 SR04 Ultrasonic x 1 Quick start Guide x 1 |
Product Installation

Introduction to Teaching Contents and Documents
Refer to CSTA curriculum standard, the course catalog and field distribution are shown below:

Silly Maqueen Tutorial(Scratch 3.0-based)
Documents
| Click to view online tutorial | https://edu.dfrobot.com/course-661.html |
|---|---|
| Click to download the tutorial | 1.crazy maqueen -mindplus 2.silly maqueen -makecode And Maqueen & microbit Graphical Programming 3.Maqueen Mechanic Getting Started Guide(MakeCode)-20200929.pdf |
| More tutorail | click here |
| Product pictures | ROB0148-EN Product pictures.rar |
Line-tracking Sensor Calibration
The line-tracking sensor is factory calibrated, so there is no need for recalibration. Just like the reset button on digital products, the calibration button is not used in most cases. And improper calibration may cause the sensor error.
But you can try to calibrate it if the sensor can't recognize the black line as usual. The method is as follows:

1.Place the car in the black area of the map that comes with the product, and make sure the left and right sides of the sensor are in the area, as shown in the picture below:

2.Press the calibration button for about 1s, and the two blue LED line-tracking indicators will flash. The calibration is completed after flashing.

3.Check the calibration result: after the calibration is completed, put the sensor in the white area, and the two line-tracking indicators will be on; put it in the black area, and they”ll be off, which means the calibration is correct.

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