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Summary of Contents for Einstein LabMate+
- Page 1 Welcome to ™ ™ einstein LabMate+...
- Page 2 ™ ™ tablet or PC into a tool for advanced science investigation. In this booklet you’ll find quick experiments you can run using your einstein LabMate+ ™ right away. These are fun science investigations you can enjoy with just your einstein LabMate, a tablet or PC and some stuff you have lying around the house.
- Page 3 How to read the LED indicator lamp: Steady green- charging Ports for any of Ports for any of Blinking green- on, but not paired the 65 einstein the 65 einstein ™ ™ Rapidly blinking green- collecting data, but not paired with a device external sensors.
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Page 4: General Operation
(the LED should be flashing green) • Charge the battery: • Consult your computer manual for details on pairing with Bluetooth devices • There are two ways to charge the einstein ™ LabMate+: Connect the einstein ™ LabMate+ to a PC using the USB cable •... - Page 5 Quick Experiment: Pair your einstein ™ LabMate+ with your tablet or PC and open either MiLAB ™ Measuring UV or MultiLab ™ Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is the section of Make sure only the UV sensor is selected. the electromagnetic spectrum between Leave the Rate and Duration at their default settings.
- Page 6 Prepare one piece of aluminum foil, one piece of wax paper and one piece of plastic wrap. Hold the piece of plastic wrap over the light sensor for ten seconds and remove. Pair your einstein LabMate+ with your tablet or PC and open either ™...
- Page 7 8 seconds the heart rate Understanding how the heart works is basic to all biology studies and is one of the BPM will display. first experiments any science student should learn to perform. einstein LabMate+ ™ makes these first steps fun and easy. This simple experiment shows the effect of...
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Page 8: Connecting External Sensors
Connecting external sensors Specifications: Internal sensors Data Logging • External sensors can be added by connecting a sensor cable to einstein ™ LabMate+. Light: 0-600 lux, 0-6000 lux, Sampling Rate Up to 100 ksps Insert the sensor cable into one of einstein LabMate+’s 4 sensor ports, then,... -
Page 9: Get More Information
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