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Summary of Contents for Einstein +2
- Page 1 ALBERT EINSTEIN and EINSTEIN are either trademarks or registered trademarks of The Hebrew a) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. b) Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Page 2 What’s in the Box? In the box you should find the following: einstein Tablet+2 ™ 2. AC adapter 3. USB cable 4. Cleaning cloth 5. Screen protector 6. Quickstart Guide...
- Page 3 The 10 built-in sensors cover the basic needs of science Okay, time to open up the guide and start exploring! learning while the 4 external ports allow you to add up to 8 external sensors (over 60 to choose from within the einstein The einstein team ™...
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Page 4: Built-In Sensors
Accelerometer (Index) (1 to 128,000 lux) Microphone/Sound sensors Power button 4 ports compatible Headphone jack mini-HDMI Micro-SD Light/UV sensors with 60+ einstein™ external sensors Charge indicator light Front Camera Volume Micro-USB/ Charger Projector Friendly Ultra HD output Wi-Fi Bluetooth 4.0... -
Page 5: External Sensors
60 einstein external sensors ™ (sold separately) Barometric Pressure Relative Humidity Temperature Heart Rate (260 to 1260 mbar) (0 to 100 %) (-15 to 50 °C | 5 to 122 °F) (40 to 240 bpm) Back camera/ Temperature, Humidity and... -
Page 6: Using Your Tablet
Charging the battery: Plug the AC adapter into a wall socket. Turn on your einstein Tablet+2: ™ Plug one end of the Micro-USB to USB cable into the AC • To turn on your tablet press the Power button down until... - Page 7 • Open the app by tapping the icon. Note: Be careful not to cover the sensors’ ventilation holes. • Join einstein World ™ • Download new Activities from einstein World or from ™ Applications activitystore.einsteinworld.com. MiLAB Class Management...
- Page 8 Tap the “Rate My Heart” icon these first steps fun and easy. The Activity will guide you, step-by-step, through the á experiment For this experiment we will try out einstein World, an app that ™ allows you to download multimedia Activities incorporating sensor-driven data.
- Page 9 á themselves from UV radiation. UV sensor For this experiment you will need: Tap the Run button à • einstein Tablet+2 • Sunscreen Note the UV level â ™ • Plastic wrap • A sunny day Compare the results ä...
- Page 10 Use the wheels to set the Rate to “1 per second” For this experiment you will need: Use the wheels to set the Duration to 30 minutes • einstein Tablet+2 • Masking tape ™ Tap the Run button • Two identical boxes •...
- Page 11 K-12. Go to einsteinWorld.com/experiments access over 100 experiments already created by the einstein team ™ or visit the Activity Store at activitystore.einsteinworld.com to download more exciting...
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Page 12: Connecting External Sensors
External sensors can be added by connecting a sensor cable einstein to the Tablet+2. Insert the sensor cable into one of ™ Additional experiments you can do with external sensors: the 4 sensor ports on the tablet and then connect the other end •... -
Page 13: Specifications
Specifications Warnings Power Supply: Battery: Li-Polymer, 6200 mAh Model Number: ENTAB2 AC adapter: 5V/2A • Opening the tablet, by anyone other than an authorized dealer, will void CPU: Quad-core, 1.8 GHz Certifications: the warranty CE, FCC, CCC, EAC Screen: 8.9” 1280 x 800 LED IPS •...
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