26-in-1_Learning_Kit_for_Arduino_UNO_R4_with_26_lessons_Support_WiFi_and_BLE¶
1. Product Overview¶
This kit is an Arduino learning kit designed specifically for beginners with no prior experience. Based on the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi development board, it integrates 26 sensors/modules + 26 lesson experiments to help users gradually master the fundamentals of electronics and programming.
- Supports WiFi + BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy)
- Step-by-step learning progression: from basic LEDs → sensors → displays → motor control → IoT applications
- Suitable for: students / makers / teachers / beginners
2. Introduction to the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi¶
The Arduino UNO R4 WiFi is a next-generation Arduino development board. Its key features include:
- 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4
- Clock speed: 48 MHz
- Built-in ESP32-S3 (supports Wi-Fi + BLE)
- USB-C port
- Supports DAC / CAN bus
In a nutshell: More powerful than traditional Arduinos + Internet-enabled
3. List of Sensors¶
Sensor / Module Classification Table
| No. | Product Name | Module Type |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Red Button | Input |
| 2 | Green Button | Input |
| 3 | Yellow Button | Input |
| 4 | Switch | Input |
| 5 | Light Sensor | I2C |
| 6 | Sound Sensor | Input |
| 7 | PIR Motion Sensor | Input |
| 8 | Water Sensor | Input |
| 9 | Soil Moisture Sensor | Input |
| 10 | MQ2 Gas Sensor | Input |
| 11 | Flame Sensor | Input |
| 12 | 3-Axis Accelerometer | I2C |
| 13 | Temperature & Humidity Sensor | I2C |
| 14 | Ultrasonic Ranging Sensor | Input |
| 15 | IR Receiver | Input |
| 16 | Linear Potentiometer | Input |
| 17 | Red LED | Output |
| 18 | Green LED | Output |
| 19 | Yellow LED | Output |
| 20 | Buzzer | Output |
| 21 | Relay Module | Output |
| 22 | 4-Digit Display | I2C |
| 23 | I2C LCD Display | I2C |
| 24 | Servo Motor | Output |
| 25 | Stepper Motor | Output |
4. Quick Start Guide¶
Step 1: Install the Main Board¶
Installing the Main Board
First, insert the Arduino Uno R4 main board into the development board from the back. Before inserting it, make sure all pins are properly aligned. The development board clearly labels the pin locations corresponding to the Arduino Uno R4, making it easy to connect all components correctly.
Step 2:Download_Arduino_IDE¶
Please click the card below to learn how to install Arduino IDE.
Installing the Uno R4 Development Board
① Click the development board icon on the left
② Type "uno r4" in the search bar
③ Select version 1.5.1. You can try other versions, but if uploading the code fails, switch back to 1.5.1. This tutorial's code was developed using version 1.5.1.
④ Click "INSTALL" to install
During the installation, a window will pop up-just click"Yes".
Step 3:Add library¶
Please click to
download the library files we have provided.
Then click "File" -> "Preferences" -> "Setting" to check the sketchbook location. Place the libraries downloaded to the sketchbook location.
Upload Steps (Important) In all following lessons, the upload steps are the same. Please read carefully, and if you forget, you can return here and follow the steps: 1. Connect the Type-C upload port to your computer
After writing the code, select the board you want to upload to: "Tools"->"Board"->"Arduino UNO R4 Boards"->"Arduino Uno R4 WiFi"
For more information on how to use this product and for further guidance, please refer to the user manual:¶
User_Manual_for_21-in-1_Learning_Kit_for_Arduino_UNO_R4.pdf
Resources¶
Github link:
(This GitHub link usually may contain single module example,lesson_code,libraries. Please click to view.)
How to buy¶
Please visit this page to purchase 26-in-1-learning-kit-for-arduino-uno-r4.
Support¶
If you encounter any issues while using the service, you can contact us via the social media links in the bottom-right corner of elecrow or send an email to techsupport@elecrow.com for technical support.







