DCU Power Output Pack (DCU-POP) Troubleshooting and FAQsAugust 6, 20180 The is a great starter set of output devices for use with the . The kit includes several output devices, including a motor, LEDs, incandescent...... Continue Reading →
Go Direct Light and Color Sensor Troubleshooting and FAQsAugust 3, 20180 Specifications and User Guide TROUBLESHOOTING – Primary Test: Press the power button on the sensor to turn it on. The LED will flash red. Start...... Continue Reading →
How do I attach my light sensor to the Optics BenchMarch 22, 20180 The Light Sensor Holder Bracket is designed to securely position either the or to the optics bench. To attach the Light Sensor, attach the tube...... Continue Reading →
What do the 650 nm, 550 nm, and 450 nm channels measure in the Go Direct Light and Color sensor?August 14, 20170 The values 650 nm, 550 nm, and 450 nm refer to the peak wavelengths of visible light to which the color sensors respond. These wavelengths...... Continue Reading →
What does the UV sensor in my Go Direct Light and Color sensor measure?August 14, 20170 There have been multiple versions of the UV sensing element in the . Year released Label on the Half-sensitivity range (nm) Notes 2017 UVA/UVB or...... Continue Reading →
Do the colors of RGB color sensor traces correspond to the red, green, and blue colors?May 16, 20170 Yes, the channels are identified by their primary wavelength – 615 nm, 525 nm, and 465 nm. The color of the traces on the graphs...... Continue Reading →
What is the UV Index and how is it calculated?May 1, 20170 The UV Index (or UVI) was originally created as a predictive tool for the public to get a sense as to how intense the UV...... Continue Reading →
How do I turn the Go Direct Light and Color sensor white LED on or off?April 26, 20170 The power button for the Light and Color Sensor also turns on the white LED. In order to turn on the light, turn the sensor...... Continue Reading →
I am having problems with the Vernier Optical DO Probe (ODO-BTA). The DO level goes up past 13 mg/L and then drops to 0.8 mg/L or less.September 29, 20140 There are two conditions that can cause this issue with the Vernier Optical DO Probe. If you are measuring the rate of photosynthesis in the...... Continue Reading →
Can I use Vernier PAR sensors with electric lights? When do I need to use a Correction Factor?December 30, 20130 For instructions on applying a correction factor to the PAR sensor readings, see For most cases you will not need to use a correction factor...... Continue Reading →