The most likely reason for not seeing satellites is a poor view of the sky. Test with the GPS outside, with nothing overhead. The GPS is not designed to work indoors. Allow up to 10 minutes to capture satellites on the first use. It will be faster on...
The Vernier GPS Sensor (VGPS, discontinued) will not function with Logger Pro (any version) on Mac OSX 10.10 (Yosemite) or newer. Beginning with Logger Pro version 3.11 (released in early 2016), the Vernier GPS Sensor will not work on any Macintosh c...
No, neither the older Friction Pad (PAD-VDS) nor the Friction Pad DTS (DTS-PAD) can attach to either of the fan carts.
Fan Cart (CART-F)
Encoder Fan Cart (CART-FEC)
You can mount the appropriate friction pad to one of your dynamics ...
The shaft of the Optical DO Probe has an outer diameter of 18 mm, which is larger than most of our stick probes. It fits in test tubes with a diameter of 20 mm, the Primary Productivity Kit (PPK), and Water Quality Bottles (8 bottles) (WQ-BOT). It is...
This answer assumes all of the following:
• You are using our LEGO NXT adapter with a LEGO NXT Robotics Kit.
• You are using LEGO Mindstorms software after importing our Vernier Sensor block.
There are three ways to display data: LEGO M...
If you are using the Go Direct® EKG Sensor (GDX-EKG) make sure you are using the EKG channel.
If you are using the EKG Sensor (EKG-BTA) you should update to the most recent version of Logger Pro, LabQuest App or Graphical Analysis. Versions of t...
The LabVIEW files for the Vernier interfaces require a few text files that contain sensor information. These text files are stored in a folder called "data" in the LabVIEWvi.lib directory. The LabVIEW examples can find these files when running in Lab...
National Instruments' USB driver for SensorDAQ (NI-DAQmx) is not supported on Mac or Linux. Since all SensorDAQ code is built on top of DAQmx, it will not work.
For Intel Macintosh users, there is the option of using one of the systems that allows...
The SensorDAQ voltage probes only give a meaningful reading when they are connected to something. When the leads are not connected to anything, ignore the readings because what you are seeing is and internal offset voltage in SensorDAQ (often about 1...
Yes, the force sensor on the VSMT will auto-ID with SensorDAQ and LabVIEW. The displacement sensor will work with some creativity:
1. In LabVIEW, choose Find Example from the Help menu.
2. Scroll to Vernier, then SensorDAQ LabView, then Rotary ...