The Force Plate (FP-BTA) went through a major redesign in late 2023. Units shipped prior to that have a unique set of troubleshooting tips to understand what may be at the root cause of unexpected behavior. The redesign was prompted in part due to...

This entry refers to Go Direct® Force Plate (GDX-FP) and Force Plate (FP-BTA)—manufactured after November 2023. For more information, see Which force plate do I have? Go Direct® Force Plate (GDX-FP) Force Plate (FP-BTA) If y...

The "BTA" analog port on the Go Direct® Force Plate (GDX-FP) is designed for the Lateral Force Accessory (2D-FP). When this accessory is connected to the port, you can activate the Lateral Force channel to get sensor data. You can also conn...

There are two different analog input lines on LabPro. They are Vin low (0 to 5 V) and Vin (-10 to +10 V). Most of the time we use the 0 to 5 volt line. The only exceptions are: - The voltage probe which comes with LabPro or CBL or CBL 2 - some mi...

You cannot use MPLI for Windows program with Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, or Vista. These newer versions of Windows have severe limits on the ability to access memory locations in the computer. This is part of the design, for security. I...

No USB/Serial adapter works for the Serial Box Interface and Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or later. The least expensive replacement is to get a Go! Link interface and DIN-BTA adapters. If you have a computer with USB only (no serial or COM ports), and...

For Go Direct ISEs (order codes begin with GDX-), simply enable the sensor's mV channel in the app. For most LabQuest ISEs (order codes end in -BTA), there is an experiment file within Probes & Sensors-->ISE folder in Logger Pro (version 3.4 ...

If you are using older probes, with DIN-BTA adapters (non-AutoID), you can get confused by changes we made in our Physics with Computers book. In early versions of Lab 25 (Ohm's Law) we suggested putting the current probe in channel 2 and then later ...

The LabQuest internal temperature sensor measures temperature inside the LabQuest case. Its calibration is adjusted to approximate ambient temperature, but can deviate depending on the battery charge state and freshly powered warm-up time. The ...

Yes. LabQuest is capable of putting out an analog output signal to the audio out connector. The miniature stereo connector is located on the left side of an original LabQuest, on the top of the LabQuest 2 under a protective flap, and on the top of th...