Breadboard Cable (Analog) (BB-BTA)
Breadboard Cable (Digital) (BB-BTD)

TROUBLESHOOTING
The Vernier Breadboard Cables are fairly simple. One end of the cable is either a British Telecom Analog (BTA) plug or a British Telecom Digital (BTD) plug that connects to a Vernier interface. At the other end of the cable, individual wires have been exposed so that it can be connected to a standard electronics prototyping board or similar device (like a National Instruments ELVIS).

If you are having difficulties with a Breadboard Cable, verify the following:
1. The Breadboard Cable is securely seated in the prototyping board.
2. The BTA/BTD plug is seated correctly in the Vernier interface, e.g. LabQuest Mini or SensorDAQ.
3. The correct pins are being accessed on the prototyping board; pin out specifications can be found below.

USAGE TIPS
Vernier Breadboard Cables provide an easy way to connect homemade sensors to a Vernier interface.

RELATED TIL ENTRIES
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How do I use my homemade sensor with Logger Pro?

SPECIFICATIONS
Pin Information for BB-BTA
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Pin Information for BB-BTD
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Details on how to connect a device or homemade sensor to a Vernier interface via a Breadboard Cable can be found: How do I use my homemade sensor with Logger Pro?

Pin out specifications for the BTA and BTD plugs can be found here:
Vernier Wired Sensor Pinouts

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Digital Protoboard Adapter (BTD-ELV)
Analog Protoboard Adapter (BTA-ELV)
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