Go Direct sensors work with many devices that run Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Chrome OS, and Android operating systems. A Bluetooth 4.0 radio, an operating system that supports the radio, and our Graphical Analysis (or Graphical Analysis Pro) app a...

The ProScope HR and HR5, along with related accessories & replacement parts, have been discontinued and are no longer available. A suitable replacement is the USB Digital Microscope For details about ProScope kits, accessories and replacem...

LabQuest 2.8.5 • Added support for Go Direct Photogate and Go Direct Projectile Launcher • Enabled DCU support for built-in GPS sensor • Bug fixes and improvements for Go Direct Sensors      • Show manufacture and...

You can use a photogate to monitor animal activity provided that the movement of the animal will block the gate as it goes past the photogate. A simple shuttle box or elevated plus maze can be set up to monitor animal activity this way. How this is s...

The following guide pertains to setting up a Go Direct Photogate for data collection in a projectile motion experiment. Go Direct® Photogate (GDX-VPG) If you are looking for instructions for setting up a Vernier (BTD) Photogate, see How do I set...

The following information describes how to set up wired Vernier Photogates (VPG-BTD) when using Graphical Analysis or Graphical Analysis Pro. If you are collecting data with LabQuest App, see: this article. If you are collecting data with Go Direct...

This information describes how to set up Go Direct Photogates (GDX-VPG) when using Graphical Analysis or Graphical Analysis Pro. If you are collecting data with LabQuest App, see this article. If you are collecting data with a wired Vernier (BTD) p...

Go Direct® Photogate (GDX-VPG) Specifications and User Guide Troubleshooting General: Press the power button on the sensor to turn it on. Connect your sensor as described in the Getting Started instructions for your device...

This information applies to a Go Direct Photogate Go Direct® Photogate (GDX-VPG) For information about measuring acceleration using a Vernier (BTD) Photogate, see How do you measure acceleration using Vernier Photogates (VPG-BTD)? To measure ac...

Yes. To make a map of data collected with Vernier sensors using Google My Maps, follow these steps. 1. Begin with a file that has columns of latitude, longitude, site names, and sensor data. 2. Export the file as a csv (comma separated values) to a ...