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# Get Started

In this section, a quick start guide will help you get started with Codey Rocky.

## Connect Codey Rocky to mBlock 5

### 1. Open mBlock 5. Connect Codey to your computer via the USB cable. (For mBlock App, please follow the on-screen instructions.)

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-06-30.png)

### 2. Press the **Power** button to turn on Codey.

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-12-48.png)

### 3. Make sure **Codey** is selected and click **Connect**. From the pop-up "Connect Device" window, click **Connect**.

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-27-24.png)

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-27-33.png)

## Create a Codey Rocky Project

Let's start with a simple project, to make Codey play the sound of "hello" when being shaken.

### 1. Drag a when Codey is shaking block from the Events category to the scripts area.

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-47-37.png)

### 2. Drag a play sound () block from the Speaker category, and add it onto the existing block.

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-53-06.png)

### 3. Click "Upload" to upload the program to Codey.

![](http://docs.makeblock.com/codeyrocky/en/tutorials/2018-12-04-15-56-59.png)

### 4. Try shaking Codey!


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