Vernier EasyData® CE App allows you to use Data Collection on the
• | Make sure you are familiar with collecting data using the EasyData® App on the calculator prior to using TI-SmartView™ CE to collect data. |
• | Make sure you are familiar with the EasyData® CE App menu (File>New) or the Scan shortcut key feature. You will use these features in the emulator to connect a sensor to the emulator while the sensor is connected to the computer. |
If you already use Vernier sensors with the
Vernier sensors used with the TI-8x family (mini-USB) need the appropriate adapter to connect (USB) to the computer for data collections demonstrations.
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Easy to Go! |
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Use this adapter to connect an EasyTemp or EasyLink™ adapter to a computer for data collection. See more |
Go!Link |
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Use this single-channel interface adaptor to connect most Vernier sensors to your computer. See more |
Go!Motion to Computer Cable |
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Use this cable to connect a Go!Motion or CBR 2 to a computer. It is included with Go!Motion. See more |
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EasyLink™ |
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Use this adapter to link Vernier sensors to your |
Go!to Easy Adapter (mini USB) |
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Use this adapter to connect a Go!Temp or Go!Link™* to the USB port of a TI-Nspire™ handheld or TI-84 graphing calculator. See more |
Go!Motion to Calculator Mini-USB port |
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Use this 72" cable to connect a Go!Motion or CBR 2 to the USB port of a TI-Nspire™ handheld or TI-84 graphing calculator. The cable has a USB Mini-A plug that connects to the calculator and a standard-B USB plug that connects to the Go!Motion or CBR 2. The cable is included with a CBR 2. See more |
Data collection using the EasyData® App is only supported on the
Single-sensor data collection is supported in the
If a sensor is supported using the EasyData® App on the calculator via mini-USB, the emulator in TI-SmartView™ CE provides a demonstration tool for data collection similar to the experience on the calculator.
• | CBR 2™ (Calculator-Based Ranger™) is supported with the USB cable. |
• | CBL 2™ (Calculator-Based Laboratory™ system) is not supported. |
• | The latest Vernier EasyData® CE App for |
• | Older versions of the App are blocked in Emulator Explorer for the best data collection experience. |
1. | Launch TI-SmartView™ CE. |
Tip: If you are running any other computer software that also collects data using Vernier USB sensors, we recommend that you close all other data collecting software so TI-SmartView™ CE recognizes the single sensor for your data collection session. Otherwise, your computer operating system will “decide” which sensors it will recognize. You may not see your sensor connect to TI-SmartView™ CE until you close other software.
2. | Click the down arrow on |
3. | Connect one sensor to your computer via standard USB. |
Advanced Feature: You can have several sensors connected to your computer ports. You can use the TI-SmartView™ CE Actions menu (Actions>Select Data Collection Sensor) to switch between sensors. Use the EasyData® CE App menu (File>New) to connect the new sensor to the emulator.
4. | Run the EasyData® CE App on the |
Note: Always update to the latest TI-SmartView™ CE at education.ti.com/84ceupdate. The latest EasyData App will be loaded in the latest TI-SmartView™ CE.
5. | EasyData® launches on the emulator. You should see the name of the sensor (or link connection) on the splash screen. The sensor name will then appear in the meter screen similar to the calculator experience. |
If EasyData® App does not recognize the sensor connected to the computer, use either Scan or File>New in the EasyData® App on the emulator to connect the sensor.
6. | Use EasyData® App features as on the CE emulator to collect and analyze the data. |
7. | When data collection is complete, QUIT the EasyData® App in the emulator to continue to use TI-SmartView™ CE. |
• | Data from the data collection experiment is stored to lists in the emulator when quitting the EasyData® CE App. |
• | You may leave the sensor plugged into your computer as needed. |
You may switch emulators while EasyData® is running; however, the data experiment will stop and the sensor will disconnect from the CE emulator running the EasyData® App. When you return to the CE emulator, you will need to reconnect the sensor to EasyData® CE App using either File>New or the “Scan” shortcut key in the EasyData® App and begin a new data collection experiment. Previous experiment data may or may not be stored. Always “QUIT” the EasyData® CE App to store experiment data to the emulator lists. |
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View3™ is not available (disabled) for all Apps other than the Inequality Graphing App. View3™ only displays screens from the ™ Operating System and does not display App screens. We recommend that you keep View3™ closed when not using this feature or if the feature is disabled as when most Apps are running on the emulator. |
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If EasyData® is running in the CE emulator and if you need to use Emulator Explorer, please quit the EasyData® App and then use Emulator Explorer. |
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You can capture EasyData® CE App screens while running an experiment using Screen Capture. |
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You may close TI-SmartView™ CE while EasyData® is running; however, the data experiment will stop and the sensor will disconnect from the CE emulator running the EasyData® App. When you return to the CE emulator, you will need to reconnect the sensor to the EasyData® CE App using either File>New or the “Scan” shortcut key in the EasyData® App and begin a new data collection experiment. Previous experiment data may or may not be stored. Always “QUIT” the EasyData® CE App to store experiment data to the emulator lists. |
If you need additional help using the EasyData® App with the calculator to collect data, please see http://www2.vernier.com/manuals/easydata_guidebook.pdf for details.