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Go Direct Acceleration Troubleshooting and FAQs

  • March 22, 2018
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Go Direct® Acceleration Sensor (GDX-ACC) Specifications and User Guide Some versions of this sensor support Remote Data Logging.Which Go Direct Acceleration do I have? Does it support Remote Data Logging? Troubleshooting ...
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How do I attach a mass to a green metal Vernier dynamics cart?

  • March 21, 2018
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The Vernier Dynamics System (VDS, discontinued) and Mass for Dynamics Cart (MASS) each include a mass with the correct hardware for attachment to a Vernier cart. Here is a photo showing how the included long hex nut bolt is used to attach an accel...
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Why does my data table have holes (empty cells) in it?

  • March 20, 2018
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Some data tables will have empty cells. Sparse data tables are not errors, but can happen for a variety of expected reasons. Here are several examples when this might happen: If a motion detector fails to receive a return echo, so that the data ...
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How does a Vernier Motion Detector work (electrically)?

  • March 19, 2018
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This information applies to these products: Motion Detector (MD-BTD) Go Direct® Motion Detector (GDX-MD) Go! Motion (GO-MOT) CBR 2 (CBR2) Ultrasonic motion detectors all rely on the speed of sound in air for the measurement of distance. Th...
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Do you have updated instructions for Advanced Chemistry with Vernier Experiment 21, Electroplating?

  • March 14, 2018
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Yes, we have updated written instructions on how to conduct the AP Chemistry Electroplating experiment using the Constant Current System (CCS-BTA). If the school or department has a site license for the Advanced Chemistry with Vernier lab book, t...
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I can’t get my accessories to attach to the Go Direct Rotary Motion Sensor.

  • March 12, 2018
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Some Go Direct Rotary Motion Sensors made in early 2018 are missing a nut that is used in attaching accessory parts to the unit. If your unit is missing the nut (as shown in the photo), please contact us at physics@vernier.com for a return merchandis...
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My Mini GC or Mini GC Plus suddenly drops its connection.

  • March 12, 2018
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Occasionally a Mini GC will drop its connection with your computer or LabQuest when the Temperature and Pressure are initiating and then suddenly reconnect. This typically happens when you initiate the Temperature/Pressure profile. There is nothing w...
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Go Direct Motion Troubleshooting and FAQs

  • March 8, 2018
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Go Direct® Motion Detector (GDX-MD) Specifications and User Guide Which Motion Detector model do I have? Troubleshooting Press the power button on the sensor to turn it on. Connect your sensor as described in the Getting ...
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Is there a way to calibrate a Motion Detector?

  • March 8, 2018
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Generally, calibrations are not required; therefore, most motion detectors don't support calibration. Calibrate a Go Direct Motion Detector Only the Go Direct Motion Detector can be calibrated. A one-point calibration, based on a measured d...
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A mass fell into my Motion Detector and dented the screen. Can the gold mesh screen be repaired?

  • March 8, 2018
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The answer depends on the motion detector you have. This type of damage is not covered under warranty. Can Be Repaired The transducer on a Go Direct Motion Detector can be replaced in the event of damage. However, there will be a repair fee. C...
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