Vernier LabPro - Manual (Page 3)

Revision Date: 08/02/02
LabPro Technical Manual 3
C OMMAND 10 A DVANCED D ATA R EDUCTION .......................................................................................49
C OMMAND 12 D IGITAL D ATA C APTURE ................................................................................................51
C OMMAND 102 P ORT P OWER C ONTROL C OMMAND ................................................................................56
C OMMAND 115 R EQUEST S ET - UP I NFORMATION .....................................................................................57
C OMMAND 116 R EQUEST L ONG S ENSOR N AME ......................................................................................61
C OMMAND 117 R EQUEST S HORT S ENSOR N AME .....................................................................................62
C OMMAND 201 A RCHIVE O PERATIONS C OMMAND ..................................................................................63
C OMMAND 401 A NALOG O UTPUT S ETUP .................................................................................................63
C OMMAND 1998 S ET LED C OMMAND ....................................................................................................70
C OMMAND 1999 S OUND C OMMAND ........................................................................................................71
C OMMAND 2001 D IRECT O UTPUT TO D IGITAL -O UT P ORT .......................................................................72
LABPRO HARDWARE.............................................................................................................................73
C ONNECTOR P INOUTS ................................................................................................................................73
T ECHNICAL S PECIFICATIONS FOR L AB P RO ..................................................................................................74
General Specifications..........................................................................................................................74
Analog Inputs ........................................................................................................................................74
Analog Inputs (Cont.)............................................................................................................................75
Analog Output .......................................................................................................................................75
Digital I/O.............................................................................................................................................75
L AB P RO S ENSOR D ETAILS ..........................................................................................................................76
Voltage Sensor ......................................................................................................................................76
Auto-ID Sensors ....................................................................................................................................76
Custom Sensors .....................................................................................................................................77
APPENDIX A: GLOSSARY........................................................................................................................1
APPENDIX B: BEEPS, LIGHTS AND ERRORS.....................................................................................1
B EEP AND L IGHT S EQUENCES .......................................................................................................................1
E RROR C ODES ..............................................................................................................................................2
APPENDIX C: DATAMATE SENSOR SETUP DEFAULT SETTINGS...............................................1
APPENDIX D: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES..............................................................1
General Structure of a VB Program .......................................................................................................1
Example 1: Temperature Non-Realtime Data Collection .....................................................................1
Example 2: Temperature Realtime Data Collection .............................................................................1
Example 3: Distance and Velocity Non-Realtime Data Collection.......................................................2
Example 4: Digital Output.....................................................................................................................2
Example 5: Digital In Data Collection..................................................................................................3
Data and String Manipulation................................................................................................................3
Comm Object Settings.............................................................................................................................4
APPENDIX E: CALCULATOR PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES .........................................................1
Example 1: Temperature Non-Realtime Data Collection ......................................................................1
Example 2: Temperature Realtime Data Collection ..............................................................................1
Example 3: Distance and Velocity Non-Realtime Data Collection........................................................1
Example 4: Multiple Channels Non-Realtime Data Collection .............................................................2
Example 5: Conversion Equation Setup (Command 4) ..........................................................................2
Example 6: Data Control Setup (Command 5).......................................................................................2
Example 7: Digital In Data Collection...................................................................................................3
Example 8: Digital Out...........................................................................................................................3
Example 9: LabPro LED Display ...........................................................................................................3
Example 10: Playing Music on LabPro..................................................................................................3