Make sure you are using a 3.x.x version of Graphical Analysis or Logger Pro.
Under the File menu, select Print Data Table. This will send the entire contents of the Data Table to the printer. Be careful; this may be many pages long.
If you select P...
It is possible to purchase or build longer cables. We suggest the following parameters for cable length.
USB - The maximum cable length that we suggest is 5 meters. Cables that exceed this length may not function properly due to poor signal qualit...
When LP 2.0 was released, the original Respiration Monitor Belt files were changed from mmHg to kPa. The algorithm for rate calculation was not modified at the time. Any respiration wave that doesn't exceed 3 kPa is thrown out by the algorithm. The e...
The Genesys 20 spectrophotometer must be running updated firmware (Soft. Rev 2.10) to work with Spectro Pro. If it's running an earlier version you must get an updated version of the firmware from Thermo Electron 1-800-654-9955....
There is an extensive list of support materials and a grant-writing guide on the Vernier web site at www.vernier.com/grants...
In Logger Pro versions 1.2, 2.0, or 2.1 there was a problem with the experiment files installed for the Rotary Motion sensor. This problem can be fixed one of two ways.
1) Download and install the latest version of Logger Pro from the Vernier webs...
You have probably tried to beam Data Pro from one handheld to another using the Beam menu option on the Home launcher screen. This option beams the Data Pro program file only. To beam the other necessary files, you need a beaming utility such as File...
This is a bug that is fixed in Data Pro v. 1.5.
When Data Pro is performing operations that take some time, the OK button is changed to read WAIT. Under some conditions, the bug causes the WAIT to never change back to OK.
You may just tap on W...
After selecting the Print... menu, the printer choice dialog appears. Within this dialog, select the button to see the properties of the printer. On the properties dialog (or sometimes on yet another dialog called up with the Advanced button), turn...
Absolutely. Red Fiestaware prior to 1972 used uranium oxide, U3O8, in the glaze as a colorant. The color was dropped in 1943 when all uranium was needed for the war. It ran again from 1959 to 1972.
Alpha, beta, and gamma radiation are all given ...