Vernier Original LabQuest User Manual

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LabQuest Reference

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Collect Data with LabQuest

Here’s how to quickly collect some data with your new LabQuest.

1. Wake up your LabQuest by pressing the silver

power button on the upper left corner. If your
LabQuest does not wake, your battery may be
discharged. Connect the LabQuest to its power
adapter, and continue.


2. Connect an analog sensor (auto-ID capable) to

one of the ports on the top edge of LabQuest.

Something simple like a temperature, light or
force sensor is best. LabQuest will set itself for
data collection with that sensor. Note the live
readout on the Meter screen.


3. Press the Collect button just below the

LabQuest screen. Data collection will begin, and
a graph will show your data being plotted in real
time.


Charge your LabQuest overnight for a full battery
charge.

LabQuest App Introduction

The LabQuest is both hardware and software. The software called LabQuest App is the data
collection heart of your LabQuest. When you wake a LabQuest using the silver power
button, the LabQuest App is started. What follows is a brief introduction to LabQuest App.
See the section titled “Additional LabQuest App Features” for more information.

Take some data using the steps in the previous section,
and then try some LabQuest analysis features.

Use the Stylus to Examine Your Data
Tap on the graph itself, near some feature of interest on
your graph. The Examine cursor jumps to the nearest
data point of the x-value you tapped. Cursor lines

highlight the x- and y-axis values, and the right-side
readouts display the associated numerical values of the

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