Introduction
DS93 is an online mini-computer, comparable to the Raspberry Pi or ASUS Tinker Board.
1.1 DS93
DS93 consists of a control panel, a motherboard, a breadboard, various parts, a code editor and an output terminal.
DS93 is an online mini-computer, comparable to the Raspberry Pi or ASUS Tinker Board.
DS93 consists of a control panel, a motherboard, a breadboard, various parts, a code editor and an output terminal.
DS93 features various components. Some are required, while others are optional.
The motherboard is the main part of DS93. It contains a CPU, RAM, USB slots, a power slot, a main connector and a power light.
| Product Name | Size | CPU | RAM | USB Slots |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DS93-A | M | ZX4 | 2GB | 2 |
The breadboard is an additional part of DS93. It opens up connections (pins) to communicate and draw power from the motherboard.
| Product Name | Size | Pins | Form |
|---|---|---|---|
| DS93 Board A | M | 561 | 35x16 |
DS93 contains various parts. These can be wired up on the breadboard. They can be interacted with using code in the code editor.
You can use AutoMail by pasting its code into your function.
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You can execute AutoMail in a shorter way by grabbing the code from the Kiy.li CDN.
Put the following code into your function:
You can execute AutoMail in a shorter way by grabbing the code from the Kiy.li CDN.
Put the following code into your function:
You can execute AutoMail in a shorter way by grabbing the code from the Kiy.li CDN.
Put the following code into your function:
Using AutoMail is extremely simple. There are 2 methods to start using AutoMail in your project. Both are explained below.
DS93 components use pins to connect to other components, or parts of itself. Pins are numbered with 3 digits, with 001-099 being reserved for special uses. Pin numbers 100 and above are general purpose.
To connect pins, simply click on one and then on another. A wire will be drawn.
| Pin Type | Size |
|---|---|
| Standard | 9px |
| Main Connector | 15px |
| Pin 011 | Main Connector for DS93-A Motherboard |
|---|---|
| Pin 012 | Main Connector for DS93 Board A |
Main Connectors are a special type of pin. At 15px, they are larger than the standard 9px pin.
Main Connectors are used to connect components. To use a breadboard, it's Main Connector should be connected to the motherboard's Main Connector.
| DS93 Board A | 561 pins (560 standard + 1 main connector) |
|---|
To start using the motherboard and its connected components, you will need to plug it in.
PLUG IN TUTORIAL
Once the motherboard is connected to a power source, it will turn on and you can start using components.
DS93 uses its proprietary programming language to make connected parts do things.
DS93 uses no logic when running code. The programming language only features commands and are ran seperately each line.
DS93 features a code editor. Commands from the DS93 programming language can be written here.
At the bottom, there is an Execute button. Pressing this runs all code entered in the Code Editor line by line.
The DS93 programming language.
| Command | Function |
|---|---|
| help() | Shows the help menu |
| print('string') | Print a string |
| sleep(seconds) | Wait for a certain amount of time |
The console is located below the Code Editor. It shows output from the executed code.