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12 | C

LAB User’s Guide  

 

To charge battery  

Use only the USB cable and USB power adapter delivered with your 

C

LAB.  

 

Connect the USB cable to the mini USB port of 

C

LAB.  

 

Connect the other end of the USB cable to a USB power adapter.  

 

Plug the USB power adapter into a standard power outlet.  

- or -   

 

Connect the USB cable to the mini USB port of 

C

LAB.  

 

Connect the other end of the USB cable into a free USB port of your computer. 
Notice, that the efficiency of charging via a USB port, is limited by the maximal 
current  provided  by  a  USB  socket  (500  mA  for  USB  2.0  and  800  mA  for  USB 
3.0).  

To replace battery  

Use 

only

 the approved rechargeable batteries provided by CMA. To simplify the 

battery  replacement  CMA  provides  a  complete  backside  of 

C

LAB  (as  shown  in 

photo) in which a new battery is already placed.  

 

Turn 

C

LAB off.   

 

Use  a  small  cross-slotted  (Philips 
head)  screwdriver  to  unscrew  the 
screws located on the sides of 

C

LAB.   

 

Very carefully move the back side of 

C

LAB out of its housing. The battery 

is  connected  to  the 

C

LAB’s  PCB 

board  via  a  wire  and  the  board 
moves  together  with  the  plastic 
part.  

 

Very  carefully  disconnect  the 
battery  from  the  PCB  by  pressing 
the  battery  plug  and  moving  it  out 
of  the  battery  connector  on  the 
PCB.   

 

Move  out  the  Power  button  from 
the  backside  of 

C

LAB.  Notice  that 

this  button  is  made  from  three 
plastic parts, which can fall apart.  

 

Connect the new battery to the PCB 
board  by  inserting  the  battery  plug 
into  the  battery  connector  on  the 
board.  
 

Summary of Contents for CLAB DATA-LOGGER 003

Page 1: ...CLAB DATA LOGGER 003 USER S GUIDE CENTRE FOR MICROCOMPUTER APPLICATIONS http www cma science nl...

Page 2: ...ver 2 1 April 2018 Author Ewa Kedzierska CMA Amsterdam 2015 CMA A J Ernststraat 169 1083 GT Amsterdam Netherlands info cma science nl www cma science nl CASIO and ClassPad are trademarks or registere...

Page 3: ...T analog sensor plug 14 6 2 Automatic sensor detection 14 6 3 Sampling rate 15 7 Built in Accelerometer 15 8 The ways of using CLAB 15 8 2 CLAB with a CASIO Graphic Calculator 16 8 1 CLAB with a PC co...

Page 4: ...22 1 Practical information 22 2 Suggested experiments 23 3 Technical data 23 2 BT02 Voltage sensor 23 1 Practical information 24 2 Suggested experiments 24 3 Technical data 24 VII TECHNICAL SPECIFICAT...

Page 5: ...LASH memory to allow easy upgrade of the internal system software and to store measured data For connecting sensors CLAB has three BT right handed sensor inputs which support CMA sensors CMA offers a...

Page 6: ...ulator and E CON software explains how to use CLAB with a CASIO Graphic Calculator IV Using CLAB with a computer and Coach software explains how to use CLAB with a PC computer and Coach software V Usi...

Page 7: ...r and Speaker Power Button surrounded by two semicircle status LEDs Analog right handed BT Sensors Inputs 1 2 3 for connecting sensors Mini USB Port for connecting a USB cable for charging or for comm...

Page 8: ...il the left LED becomes red then release the device turns off ON Press and hold for 6 sec and release Resets CLAB use only when the device does not respond Press and hold after 2 sec the left LED beco...

Page 9: ...l Orange battery is being charged Green battery fully charged CLAB is Off and being charged connected to USB or to its power adapter ON The LED color depends on the battery level Green battery full ba...

Page 10: ...nerates different sounds and indicates events SPEAKER CLAB STATE Sound 1 Power On Sound 2 Data collection starts Sound 3 Data collection ends Sound 4 Count down sound n times number of countdown 4 Pow...

Page 11: ...see also 8 3 and the measurement settings are measurement time longer than 2 hours and sampling frequency less than one sample per 2 minutes CLAB is set into a Power save Mode and will turn itself off...

Page 12: ...teries provided by CMA To simplify the battery replacement CMA provides a complete backside of CLAB as shown in photo in which a new battery is already placed Turn CLAB off Use a small cross slotted P...

Page 13: ...mware updates are also included with the Coach software FRAM memory of CLAB contains the local sensor library current CLAB experiment settings and sensor definitions measured data file which can consi...

Page 14: ...res Output reference voltage pull up resistor 15 k for resistance measurements 2 Auto ID pull up resistor 10 k Auto ID sensor detection input The BT inputs have the possibility for automatic sensor re...

Page 15: ...simultaneously 60 kHz and via three channels 40 kHz 7 Built in Accelerometer CLAB has a built in 3 axis Accelerometer which measures acceleration in 3 ranges 20 m s2 40 m s2 and 80 m s2 in the x y an...

Page 16: ...communication cable with 3 pin jack connectors SB 62 This cable is provided with your CASIO Graphic Calculator 8 1 CLAB with a PC computer Via the provided USB cable CLAB can be connected to a USB po...

Page 17: ...CLAB to a CASIO Graphic Calculator Use the data communication cable with 3 pin jack connectors SB 62 provided with your CASIO Calculator Connect one end of the data communication cable to your calcul...

Page 18: ...videos and images model dynamical systems and processes process and analyze data As an authoring system Coach allows to create multimedia activities for CLAB Exemplary Coach Activities for CLAB prepa...

Page 19: ...uring time sampling frequency and number of collected samples Adjust these settings if needed Follow the instructions given in the Coach Activity or directly start the measurement by clicking the gree...

Page 20: ...CLAB from your calculator or computer If you wish long time between preparation of the measurement and the start of the measurement you can now turn your CLAB off Settings are stored in permanent mem...

Page 21: ...B connected to the computer during the measurement see Chapter IV as for off line measurements to set up CLAB for remote data collection and to retrieve the collected data from its memory By clicking...

Page 22: ...are some general guidelines for usage Do not use the sensor to measure temperatures higher than 150 C this may damage the sensor Keep the sensor cable away from the heat source Do not put any part of...

Page 23: ...emperatures Monitoring freezing and boiling water Monitoring endothermic and exothermic reactions Specific heat experiments Insulation investigations Solar energy studies 3 Technical data Temperature...

Page 24: ...ntial than the black plug The sensor has a built in resistor for automatic sensor identification 1 Practical information The black lead is connected to the common ground of the interface Therefore whe...

Page 25: ...S INCLUDED Temperature sensor and Voltage sensor 2 Working conditions and maintenance For your safety and that of your equipment follow these rules for handling for cleaning CLAB and for working more...

Page 26: ...does not apply if CLAB has been damaged by accident or misuse The CLAB battery is a consumable and is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of 12 months from the...

Page 27: ...CLAB User s Guide 27...

Page 28: ...28 CLAB User s Guide This product is to be used for educational purposes only It is not appropriate for industrial medical research or commercial applications...

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