Entering a program in PICAXE BASIC. I connected a light-emitting diode (LED) and associated current limiting resistor to each of the two outputs in question, powered up the breadboard, and hit the Run ...

The hardware at the heart of the system is a PICAXE development board on the left. The blinking light to the right causes the LED on the left of the picture to blink, but moving the blinking ...

The PICAXE senses the button pushes to flash an LED and play an ascending or descending tone. Long-pressing one button will result in an explosion noise as you might expect.