The Go!Link originally came out in 2004. As time went on some of the components we were using in the original design were no longer......
Product Overview Troubleshooting The LED on the Go!Link is a useful troubleshooting tool. When working correctly, the LED on the Go!Link is green. If your......
When using or with a on the 565 nm setting, you may occasionally see a bad value, typically 108% T, after calibration. This value should......
The LED on the Go!Temp, Go!Motion, Go!Link, LabQuest Mini, or LabQuest Stream is a useful troubleshooting tool: LED Color Device Status Solution Green Receiving power......
LabQuest can’t collect from Go! Devices at rates slower than two samples/hr. Go!Temp and Go!Link both have this issue. If you try to collect at......
Note: This issue is fixed in Logger Pro 3.8.6.2 and Logger Lite 1.7 and higher. Windows 8.1 changed the default suspend/stop behavior for Human Interface......
Below are a list of sensors that DO NOT work with an EasyLink. For a list of sensors that do work with an EasyLink, see......
The is not compatible with . When connected together, Logger Pro and Logger Lite will incorrectly identify the Ethanol Sensor as an O2 Gas sensor.......
Go! devices—Go!Temp, Go!Link and Go!Motion—are designed for use with computers and Chromebooks. As such they come with USB cables having standard-A connectors. Easy devices—EasyTemp, EasyLink......
The BTA version of the CO2 Gas Sensor is not supported by the original Go!Link. (The original Go!Link label simply says Go!Link, like the one......