Arduino Modulino Buttons
Three tactile push buttons, each with its own yellow LED. Perfect for control panels.
Say it to PAL
“Play a tone when I press button A.”
The code PAL writes
p.onSensorChange('modulino-buttons', 'buttons', (value) => {
if (value === 0) return; // release
if (value & 1) p.write('modulino-buzzer', 'tone', { frequency: 440, duration_ms: 200 });
});
await p.waitUntilStopped();“Light up whichever button I am holding.”
The code PAL writes
p.onSensorChange('modulino-buttons', 'buttons', (value) => {
p.write('modulino-buttons', 'setLed', {
ledA: (value & 1) ? 255 : 0,
ledB: (value & 2) ? 255 : 0,
ledC: (value & 4) ? 255 : 0
});
});
await p.waitUntilStopped();When to pick it
3 physical buttons (A, B, C) with built-in yellow LEDs (single colour).
About it
The Arduino Modulino Buttons features three tactile push buttons, each with its own single-colour yellow LED. Great for creating control panels, user input interfaces, or multi-choice selection.
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Tested
We connected it to a Raspberry Pi, read it over its real connection, checked that it gives accurate readings through Palpable, and signed it off.
I2C address
The Arduino Modulino Buttons answers at I2C address 0x3E. Its address can be changed in software.
Current
20 mA
The catalog lists a typical draw of 20 mA for the Modulino Buttons, copied from the maker’s description and not measured by Palpable.
Board size
41 × 25.36 mm
The Modulino Buttons board measures 41 × 25.36 mm and stands 6.1 mm tall with its parts. It has 4 mounting holes. These dimensions are from the datasheet.
Free to reuse
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This record was last changed on October 10, 2026.