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Other Software Features 

Many actions that are completed using the menu buttons on the computer are done using the touch screen capabilities 
on the tablet. 
 

Zoom

 –enlarge/reduce a section of the graph using a two finger pinch or push motion.  You can stretch/shrink the graph 

from side to side, from top to bottom or on a diagonal enlarging/reducing the graph while 
maintaining the same proportions.  There is a reset arrow at the upper right of the screen.   

Marker

 –set markers on your graph by touching the anywhere along a data line.  In addition to the marker, a pop up 

bubble with the specific value at that point is added.  You can move the marker along the line by touching and sliding the 
marker along the line.  The values within the bubble will change as you move the marker.  You can also relocate the 
bubble by touching and dragging it anywhere within 360 degrees of the marker.  To remove a marker, touch and hold 
the marker and select “delete” from the pop up window.  You may wish to zoom in/enlarge the screen before doing this, 
as the touch needs to be directly on the marker. Only two markers can be set on the screen at one time.    

Annotate

 – add labels to your graph to explain what is happening on the graph by touching and holding on the screen, 

anywhere that is 

not

 on the data line.  A pop up bubble is placed on the screen. To add text (or to delete an annotation), 

press and hold on the bubble.  To move the text portion of an annotation, press and drag the bubble anywhere within 
360 degrees of its insertion point.  You can also lengthen/shorten the leader to the text by dragging the text bubble 
closer to/further from the insertion point.  To move the entire annotation, press and drag from the tip of the insertion 
point.  

At this point in time,

 it is not possible to add an image to an annotation using Globilab on an Android tablet. 

Display Options 

– are found in the upper right hand corner of 

the screen and allow you to select the format for data 
display.  These include: 
 
Line graph – if there is data of more than one type displayed, you can choose which lines to view by tapping on the 
legend in the upper right hand corner.  In the pop up box, you can select line color, format (line or individual data points) 
or choose to hide a particular set of data. 

Bar graph –bar graphs will show data from only one sensor at a time. To change which data is displayed tap on the 
legend in the upper right hand corner.  In the pop up box, you can select which set of data to display or change the color 
of the data currently displayed. 

Table –shows data that in a chart format.  This can be used to view exact measurements for every collection.    

Meters – Meters are best used when the Labdisc is connected to the computer during the data collection since they 
show changes in the data values as are they are happening.  There are several different options for meters including; 

Full Dial 

Half Dial 

Vertical 

Bar 

Horizontal 

Bar 

Numeric 
Readout 

Red, Blue & Green 

Colorimeter Bulb 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To change between different meter types or to adjust the range of a meter, tap on the meter to open a pop up window 
where you can select options.   

Summary of Contents for Labdisc

Page 1: ...Getting to Know the Labdisc Globimate version www globisens com...

Page 2: ...4 Set up 4 Run Stop 4 Download 4 Mathematical Functions 4 Activities 4 Working On A Smaller Screen Error Bookmark not defined Other Software Features 5 Zoom 5 Marker 5 Annotate 5 Display Options 5 Use...

Page 3: ...Error Bookmark not defined Turbidity Sensor 7 UV Sensor 8 Voltage 8 Available External Sensors 8 Dymo Wireless Force Accelerometer Error Bookmark not defined Voltage Sensor Error Bookmark not defined...

Page 4: ...to confirm your choice Options include manual 1 second 10 second 100 second 1000 second and 25000 second The rate of collection by some sensors is limited and so you may not see all of the options for...

Page 5: ...sensors are available If you are using a Globisens brand external sensor attached to the Universal Adapter port it will show up in the set up menu after you have attached it If you are using a sensor...

Page 6: ...be in different places on different tablets It may be a column of three small boxes to the far right at the top of the screen or it may be a small menu at the bottom of the screen near the back arrow...

Page 7: ...rates Globilab will limit the collection rate to that of the slowest sensor Run Stop this allows you to begin or stop the collection of data Like the set up button this button will only work if the L...

Page 8: ...and drag the bubble anywhere within 360 degrees of its insertion point You can also lengthen shorten the leader to the text by dragging the text bubble closer to further from the insertion point To mo...

Page 9: ...Press and hold the colorimeter button on the Labdisc until you hear a long beep When finished the calibration remove the cuvette from the colorimeter To take a data reading fill the cuvette full with...

Page 10: ...g turn The pH meter will measure the H ion activity in a solution The pH sensor is factory calibrated and under normal conditions does not require any calibration If you need to calibrate this sensor...

Page 11: ...ation You will see the blue light flash 3x Then right click on the Bluetooth icon in the lower right corner of the Globilab window and click on Find More Labdiscs and sensors When the add a device win...

Page 12: ...ndividual wave forms of each heartbeat but will not show a graph line indicating the overall heart rate The pulse waveform will be measured in Volts V Respiration Prior to using the Respiration sensor...

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