The Spike Prime Hub has specific port assignments for motors and sensors. Motors must be connected to ports A, C and E while sensors must be connected to ports B, D and F.

The Bluetooth pairing mode of the Spike Prime Hub connects your device and the Hub.

The Spike Prime Hub connects to your device via Bluetooth and USB cable.

A maximum of 10 programs can be stored in the Spike Prime Hub.

The Spike Prime Hub is a programmable brick-shaped device considered as the brain of the robot.

The main Spike Prime set comes with three motors, namely the 2 medium motors and 1 large motor.

The 5 x 5 LED pixel matrix of the Spike Prime Hub can be used to create designs and choose saved programs.

The Spike Prime Hub ports are used to connect motors and sensors.

The Bluetooth Pairing Mode button is used to navigate and launch Spike Prime programs.

The Spike Prime Hub can be given a unique name for identification purposes.

The Spike Prime Kit parts are called elements.

Name the part of the Spike Prime Hub

Name the part of the Spike Prime Hub.

Name the part of the Spike Prime Hub

Name the part of the Spike Prime Hub

Name the part of the Spike Prime App Environment

Name the part of the Spike Prime App Environment

Name the part of the Spike Prime App Environment

The part of the Spike Prime App that allows the user to connect to the Spike Prime Hub and the Hub Dashboard

The part of the Spike Prime App where code blocks are dragged and dropped to create programs.

The part of the Spike Prime App that contains the status of the Hub and see which motors and sensors are connected.

This block palette programs the 5 x 5 LED matrix of the Hub.

This block palette plays a sound from the Hub.

This block palette controls two motors at the same time.

This block palette controls an individual motor.