The real question is: Is the black connector on the Power Amplifier (PAMP) connected electrically to the black lead of a VP-BTA ?
The answer is yes. This is true whether you are using the Power Amplifier and VP-BTA connected to a LabQuest (via t...
The Vernier GPS and LabQuest 2 internal GPS both use WGS84. This cannot be changed.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Geodetic_System for an explanation of this particular GPS datum.
The datum used by GPS serves as the origin of the coor...
When some versions of the Vernier GPS dongle are connected to a Mac running OS X 10.6, a spurious dialog is generated, reading
A new network interface has been detected.
Click Cancel to continue. The dialog does not affect use of the GPS. T...
Here is how to make an adapter for using the Pasco Power amplifier (CI-6552A)with the analog output of LabPro on CH4.
Make the following connection on the adapter:
LabPro BTA pin #1 (furthest from the key) to the center pin of the 8-pin DIN connect...
This is a Windows-only problem.
Logger Pro requires Bluetooth radios that use the Microsoft driver. Some third-party drivers will allow Logger Pro to see the WDSS, but will not work properly to provide data communication. For these drivers, you'll...
If you want to build your own sensors, connect Vernier sensors to your own interface or build your own cables, extensions, interfaces, or adapters. Here is how to get all the connectors and sockets we use.
We chose these connectors because they c...
Yes, Bumper and Launcher Kit (BLK) will fit PASCO tracks.
As shipped, the mounting screws and nuts are positioned to fit the Vernier track. You'll see a secondary pair of holes adjacent to the mounting screws. Move the 1/4-20 nylon screws to the ...
Our Power Amplifier will not be automatically recognized by either LabQuest App or Logger Pro. To use it and control the output you need to follow the instructions below.
If you are using the LabQuest App (no computer), you want to use the built-in ...
Logger Lite will display the message "No Device Connected" or "no sensors detected" when a device such as a Go!Temp or LabQuest cannot be found. Below are troubleshooting steps to solve the most common problems.
If you have multiple computers and in...
We have done some testing to see how much current is drawn by the LabQuest charging station. Below are some data. Note: All these tests were done at 120V AC in the U.S.
- When the charging station is plugged in, but no units are charging, the current...