Retrieving Stored Experimental Results; Troubleshooting The Data Collection Tool - Texas Instruments TI-NSPIRE Software Manual

Retrieving stored experimental results

To review stored experimental data, open the document that contains
the data. If necessary, set up and configure Graphs & Geometry and Lists
& Spreadsheet. You can perform further data analysis using the Lists &
Spreadsheet application.

Troubleshooting the Data Collection tool

Following are some of the most common situations you might experience
along with guidelines for correcting them.
Sensor was not detected by TI-Nspireé software when connected
to a TI-Nspireé handheld or computer.
• Check that the sensor connectors are completely inserted into
the handheld/computer.
• Unplug the sensor then reconnect it. This should restart the
communication link.
Low batteries.
This message displays when the batteries in your Vernier Go!®Motion or
CBR2™ unit are low. Replace the batteries at the next convenient
opportunity.
Note: If you connect these sensors to your computer, batteries are not
required. The sensors will obtain their power from the computer by way
of the USB port.
Bad batteries: <hardware name>
This message displays when the batteries in your Vernier Go!®Motion,
CBR2™, or TI-Nspireé handheld are too low to continue data collection.
Consult the Battery Information section of this manual or your sensor's
manual to replace them.
Communication Failure.
This message displays when communication is disrupted between the TI-
Nspireé handheld or TI-Nspireé computer software and the connected
data collection device. Check all connections and power, then restart the
Data Collection tool.
Data Collection Conflict.
This message displays when another computer application is managing
data collection. To collect data using TI-Nspireé computer software, close
the other data collection application and restart the TI-Nspire™
software.
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