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- 1.1 Product Tour
- 2. Wiring BLOX
- 2.1 Power Supply
- 2.2 Addressable LEDs
- 2.4 RC Servo
- 2.5 Stepper Motors
- 2.6 Limits Inputs
- 2.7 Switched Outputs
- 3. Onboard BLOX Peripherals
- 6. BLOX Firmware Guide
- 6.1 Workspace
- 6.2 Events and Logic
- 6.4 Outputs:
- 6.4.1 Servos
- 6.4.2 Linear Actuators
- 6.4.3 Switched Outputs
- 6.4.4 Logging
- 6.4.5 LEDs
- 6.4.6 Audio: Onboard Beeper
- 6.4.7 Audio: I2S
- 6.4.8 Displays
- 6.6 WIFI
- 6.6.1 WIFI: Setup
- 6.6.2 WIFI: Timesync
- 10. Other Firmwares
- 11. Frequently Asked Questions
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docs:blox:buttons
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3.1 Onboard Buttons
Blox has two onboard buttons to control its operation
| Button | Function |
| Reset | Restarts the device |
| Mode | Can be used to place the device into Bootloader mode, and also available inside the firmware as an accessible input button |
3.3.1 Configuration
3.3.1.1 grblHAL/CONTROL
- Reset reboots the device
- Mode Button is not assigned
- Holding MODE while pressing Reset enters Bootloader Mode
3.3.1.2 LogiBLOX
- Reset Button reboots the device
- Mode Button is available as a Digital Sensor
- Holding MODE while pressing Reset enters Bootloader Mode
In LogiBLOX, the SD Card can be used
To log sensor values to a CSV file
To store Audio files to play using an I2S DAC
Formatting an SD Card on demand (For example whenever the Mode button is pressed in this example)
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