Temperature Alert

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In a Rwandan classroom teaching model, activate the buzzer indicator above 30°C; OFF at 30°C and below. Simulated temperature range: -40 to 125°C.

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Run and test the reading below, at, and above the threshold. Let the 10-second run finish.

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Temperature Alert

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Virtual buzzer

Illustrative black piezo buzzer with two metal leads

OFF · Silent

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Teaching model: active-high buzzer output on GPIO 5. Real wiring needs board-specific drivers. App budgets: 10,000 steps/iterations, depth 32, 120 seconds total; waits 0.01–60 seconds. Exported files do not inherit these limits.

Execution output

Simulated inputstemperature (°C): 20 °C

buzzer indicator (GPIO 5): OFF

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