The TK107 at an angle: a black board with a gold border, lonely binary up the left edge, a tall black two-way screw terminal with two silver screws at the top and a small red LED and resistor beside it, a gold door drawing with a shield and wireless symbol, two round LEGO holes, ACTIVE HIGH up the right edge, and four right-angle pins labelled GND, 3V3, NC and SIGNAL.
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Door Sensor

A TinkerBlock board that takes the two bare wires of a magnetic door or window sensor on a screw terminal and puts it between VCC and SIGNAL. A closed sensor reads HIGH; open, SIGNAL floats, because the board has no pull-down, so you set one in setup(). The red LED lights while the sensor is closed: it is not a power light.

Pull-down
Noneset INPUT_PULLDOWN in setup
Draws while open
0mA; about 0.3 mA closed at 3.3 V
VCC
3V3 or 5Vyour board's logic voltage
Wires
3of 4: GND, VCC, SIGNAL

Turn it over and see the three holes to wire: GND, VCC and SIGNAL. The screw terminal puts the sensor between VCC and SIGNAL; nothing on the board holds SIGNAL low when it opens, so your sketch sets a pull-down.

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