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Additional Manuals
There are a number of additional manuals that can help you use LabPro with a computer or calculator.
LabPro Technical Reference – The reference provides detailed information on the LabPro hardware and the
software command structure. This manual is available free from our web site, www.vernier.com.
Logger Pro Tutorials – This manual provides an excellent introduction to the Logger Pro
software. The tutorials show you how to collect data with a Temperature Probe and a Motion
Detector. It also introduces you to the analysis features of the program.
Logger Pro User’s Manual – This manual is a complete reference to the software. This manual
and the Logger Pro Tutorials are a part of the Logger Pro package. The User’s Manual can also
be found on the Logger Pro software CD.
DataMate Guidebook – This guidebook provides a complete look at the DataMate calculator
program. This manual can also be downloaded from our web site, www.vernier.com.
EasyData Guidebook – This guidebook provides a complete look at the EasyDara calculator
program. This manual can also be downloaded from our web site, www.vernier.com.
Lab Books - Lab books in physical science, biology, chemistry, advanced chemistry, earth
science, physics and water quality enable you and your students to quickly begin using LabPro in
the classroom and in the field. Each manual contains
 Ready-to-use student experiments.
 Teacher section for each experiment with complete directions, helpful hints, and sample
graphs and data.
 Word processing files of the student sections on CD, so labs may be edited to your specifications.
Physical Science with Vernier ............................. PSV
Some of the experiments include
 Energy Content of Foods and Fuels  First-Class Levers and Pulleys
 Reflectivity of Light  Lemon “Juice”
 Acid Rain  Graphing Your Motion
Biology with Vernier ........................................... BWV
Some of the experiments include
 Diffusion through Membranes  Cellular Respiration
 Transpiration  Photosynthesis
 Biological Membranes  Watershed Testing
Advanced Biology with Vernier ........................... BIO-A
Some of the experiments include
 Blood Pressure  Photosynthesis
 Restriction Enzymes  Dissolved Oxygen in Water
 Population Genetics  The Visible Spectrum of Chlorophyll
Investigating Biology through Inquiry ................ BIO-I
Some of the experiments include
 Plant Pigments  Investigating Protein: The Bradford Assay
 Investigating Osmosis  Evolution of Yeast
 Chemistry of Membranes  Testing Catalase Activity