The TK19 at an angle: a black board with a wide gold border, a square black tilt switch at the top with four small LEDs beside its corners and four tiny resistors above and below it, a tilt icon in the middle, two big mounting holes, and a right-angle six-pin header labelled GND, VCC, A, B, C and D.3D
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4-Direction Tilt Sensor

One metal roller in a square switch with four corner contacts, on a TinkerBlock board: tip an edge down and the roller joins that side's two lines. Your board finds which pair by holding one line LOW and reading who follows. Four answers and none, no angle, and four red LEDs that light when a line is held LOW.

Reads
4sides down, plus none
Read by
a scanno line goes to GND
VCC
3.3or 5 V, to match your board
Wire
6pins, no NC

Turn it over and see the six holes: GND, VCC and the four lines A to D, one per corner of the tilt switch. No line goes to GND, so a sketch scans them. Match VCC to your board.

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