NEULOG CURRENT LOGGER SENSOR GUIDE
Operation with NeuLog viewer
Materials needed:
NUL-202 Current Sensor
VIEW-101 Graphic Display Module
BAT-200 Battery Module
Procedure:
1.
Connect the current sensor to the left side of the viewer.
2.
Connect the BAT-200 module to the right side of the viewer.
3.
The VIEW-101 will auto detect the sensor and you will see it appear
on the left side of the screen.
4.
Once the sensor appears it will be monitoring data in real time.
5.
To run an experiment and collect data click the run button (little green
person).
Off-line experiments
(Off-line experiments are when you do not have a sensor connected directly
to a computer, tablet, smartphone, or NeuLog viewer).
Materials needed:
NUL-202 Current Sensor
BAT-200 Battery module
Materials needed to configure your offline experiment:
USB-200 Module, WIFI-201 module or VIEW-101 Viewing Module
USB to mini USB cable (included with the USB-200 module)
Procedure:
1.
Connect the current sensor directly to the left side of a charged BAT-
200 module.
2.
When ready to collect data, press the “Start/Stop” button on the current
sensor, a red light will turn on for the duration of the experiment.
3.
To change the experiment settings, first connect to your chosen device
(PC, Mac, tablet, smart device) and select the “Module setup” button.
(For more information on how to change the experiment settings view
the quick start procedure section for your chosen device in this
document.)
4.
After the experiment has concluded (when the “Start/Stop” button is
pressed again or the data collection period ends) connect the sensor to
your chosen device (you can find full instructions in each device’s
quick start procedure section).
5.
Open the NeuLog software.
6.
Click the “Off-line experiment” button.
7.
Click the “Load data from sensors” button.
8.
Select which experimental data to upload. (5 experimental runs can be
stored at one time on the NUL-202 current sensor)
Restoring sensor’s factory default settings:
Procedure:
1.
Connect the USB-200 to a PC, Mac, tablet, or smart device.
2.
Connect the current sensor to a USB-200 module (they directly plug
together). Please note no calibration is required for this sensor.
3.
Open the NeuLog software.
4.
Click the “Tools” icon.
5.
Click the “Restore sensor’s factory defaults” on the menu.
6.
If prompted to clear the graph, click either the “Off-line experiment” or
“On-line experiment” button (whichever you are using).