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Set Up the Software

 ME

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1240 (Red) / ME-1241 (Blue)

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013-14727B

+See Appendix A for more information about the PS-3500 Adapter and 

Mac OS X models.

Initial Step: Charge the Battery

Connect the Cable: Use the Micro USB Cable to 

connect the micro USB port on the Wireless Smart 

Cart to a USB port or USB charger such as the 

PASCO PS-3501 USB Charging Station. Charging 

begins automatically. The charger circuit inside the 

Smart Cart turns itself off when the unit is fully 

charged. The battery status LED will shine yellow as 

the battery is charging, and will shine green when 

the battery is charged. The battery is partially 

charged at the factory. Initial charging time may be 

three hours or longer depending on the power 

source and the condition of the battery. 

ON/OFF Information

To turn the Smart Cart on, press and hold the ON button 

for a moment until a status LED starts blinking. To turn 

the Smart Cart off, press and hold the ON button for a 

moment until the status LEDs stop blinking. The 

Wireless Smart Cart puts itself to sleep after several 

minutes of inactivity if not connected and a much longer 

time of inactivity if connected. 

LED Information

The Bluetooth and the Battery Status LEDs operate as 

follows depending on the type of connection:

For a wireless Bluetooth connection:

For a micro USB cable connection to a USB 

port

:

For a micro USB cable connection to a USB 

charger

:

Check the PASCO Web page at:

www.pasco.com/software

for help in selecting the right software and to check the 

latest software version.

Set Up the Software

SPARKvue

See the SPARKvue Help for information about setting up 

the software: 

In SPARKvue, select the HELP button (

) in any 

screen, such as the Home Screen.

Connecting the Wireless Smart Cart to a Tablet or a 

Computer via Bluetooth

For SPARKvue, select the Bluetooth icon (

) to 

open the Wireless Devices list. In the Wireless 

Devices list, the devices are ordered by proximity to 

the tablet or computer. Select the Smart Cart that 

matches the XXX-XXX number found on the Smart 

Cart. Select Done. A list of measurements appears 

under the Smart Cart in the Home Screen. 

Connecting the Wireless Smart Cart to a Computer with 

the Micro USB Cable

Connect the micro end of the included Micro USB 

Cable into the micro USB port on the end of the 

Smart Cart. Connect the other end of the Micro USB 

Cable to a USB port on the computer, or into a 

powered USB hub connected to the computer.

Micro USB 

Port

Micro USB Cable

USB 

Port

Bluetooth LED

Status

Battery LED

Status

Red blink

Ready to pair

Red blink

Low power

Green blink

Connected

Bluetooth LED

Status

Battery LED

Status

OFF

--

Yellow ON

Charging

OFF

--

Green ON

Charged

Bluetooth LED

Status

Battery LED

Status

Red blink

Ready to pair

Yellow ON

Charging

Green blink

Connected

Green ON

Charged

Summary of Contents for ME-1240

Page 1: ...reedom in acceleration The Smart Cart also includes a gyroscope type sensing element that can measure rotational motion The Smart Cart can make its measurements on or off a dynamics track and transmit...

Page 2: ...the X axis in the graphic that represents the acceleration sensor s position The Smart Cart is designed to optimize the battery usage time Since each Smart Cart has a unique Device ID number more than...

Page 3: ...tion For a micro USB cable connection to a USB port For a micro USB cable connection to a USB charger Check the PASCO Web page at www pasco com software for help in selecting the right software and to...

Page 4: ...uter Zero Tare the Force Sensor At the beginning of an experiment the measurement from the built in force and acceleration sensors may not be zero when the force or acceleration is actually zero This...

Page 5: ...is 1 0 g If the Smart Cart is turned so the X axis is vertical but pointing downward the Acceleration X axis reading is 1 0 g where g represents the acceleration due to gravity If the Smart Cart is h...

Page 6: ...connect the sensor to a USB port or a USB charger Battery Usage Battery life is very important to making the product simple and always ready to use so all of the PASCO wireless products are designed...

Page 7: ...t the PASCO Web site at www pasco com manuals and enter the product number PS 3202 in the text window Replacement Parts For information about replacement parts contact Technical Support USB Cable Micr...

Page 8: ...mental laws and regulations to ensure that it will be recycled in a manner that protects human health and the environment To find out where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling please c...

Page 9: ...s Bluetooth SMART Bluetooth SMART also known as Bluetooth Low Energy or Version 4 0 of the Bluetooth specification is the latest protocol of the proprietary open wireless technology standard created b...

Page 10: ...t In PASCO Capstone select PASCO Capstone Help from the Help menu or press F1 In PASCO Capstone there are options for setting the Wireless Force Sensor to zero One option is to use the Zero button 1 S...

Page 11: ...oint 1 click the Standard Value box and enter the known force value that is 9 8 10 Under Calibration Point 1 click Read From Sensor The value measured by the sensor is transferred to the Sensor Value...

Page 12: ...tion procedure each point is reset by associating a known standard value for instance the temperature of ice water with a raw input measurement that the sensor sends out when it is in that standard In...

Page 13: ...l Support ME 1240 Red ME 1241 Blue 13 013 14727B higher than the first probe Normally this difference would be insignificant however an offset calibration can be used to bring the sensors into closer...

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