YES. The CBL 2 and LabPro interfaces do support digital output and can be used with the Digital Control Unit (DCU-BTD). You can download sample Texas Instruments calculator programs for the DCU from the link below.
Calculator DCU ProgramsDownload...
After tracking an object in Video Physics, you can delete a single point, a group of points, or all points.
To delete a single point:
1. Tap on the point you want to delete.
2. Choose Delete to remove the point.
To delete a group of points:
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The Vernier Breadboard Cables (Breadboard Cable (Analog) (BB-BTA) and Breadboard Cable (Digital) (BB-BTD)) provide an easy way to connect your sensor to a Vernier interface. Once your sensor is connected to an interface, you can use Logger Pro to c...
Here are some common issues related to auto-ID of sensors you should check before going further:
A. Some older sensors are not auto-ID capable.
If you are using older sensors with round, DIN plugs and adapters, they are incapable of auto-ID. Some ot...
There are multiple computers called the "Microsoft Surface." They differ radically in power and in the operating systems they run. Without knowing more than Microsoft Surface this question cannot be answered.
Some Surface tablets run the ful...
After choosing Take Video in Video Physics 3.0.1, a bug causes the image displayed to be oriented incorrectly. The image appears sideways or upside down when the iPad is in landscape or upside-down portrait orientation.
Three workarounds are curre...
Yes. The Exercise Heart Rate and Go Wireless Exercise Heart Rate both use the Exercise Heart Rate Strap. This strap is compatible with the Polar Transmitter Module that comes with our heart rate sensors. Polar H7, H9, and H10 modules are all com...
The Motion Encoder System does not Auto-ID when connected to a LabPro interface so you need to open a file.
To use a single Motion Encoder system, connect to DIG/SONIC 1 and open the file, "
Motion Encoder System.cmbl," in the Experiment Files>P...
For most uses in a high school or first year college physics class, Logger Pro will do the trick. Try opening the following file with a microphone connected to the data-collection interface:
Choose Open from the File menu. Open the Microphone fold...
No. Video Physics will automatically set the scale for a graph. To manually set the scale, transfer the data to Graphical Analysis or export to a computer for analysis in Logger Pro.
For additional instructions, see How do I export data from Video...