Texas Instruments CBL 2 User Manual
© 2003 Texas Instruments Incorporated.
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Collecting data using the CBL 2
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To use the CBL 2 data collection system for the first time and use the
temperature probe to collect data:
temperature probe to collect data:
1.
Insert batteries in the CBL 2.
2.
Connect the CBL 2 to the TI-73 Explorer™ using the unit-to-unit
cable.
cable.
Note:
You can also use the cradle. (For instructions, see the diagram
on the cradle, or see Getting Started With the CBL 2.)
3.
To delete the DataMate programs prior to installing the DataMate
App, reset the memory on your TI-73 Explorer. (See “Resetting
memory and defaults” on page 31.)
App, reset the memory on your TI-73 Explorer. (See “Resetting
memory and defaults” on page 31.)
Note:
Before downloading the DataMate App, ensure that your
TI-73 Explorer has at least 3 App spaces available. (See “3:Check APPs
- Ÿ” on page 31.) If not, consider saving an existing App to your
computer and then deleting it from your handheld to increase the
amount of free space available.
- Ÿ” on page 31.) If not, consider saving an existing App to your
computer and then deleting it from your handheld to increase the
amount of free space available.
4.
Put the TI-73 Explorer in Receive mode.
a.
Press
Œ.
Link
is highlighted.
b.
Press b.
c.
Press " to select RECEIVE.
d.
Press b.
5.
Press TRANSFER on the CBL 2. The CBL 2 detects the type of handheld
device connected and sends the specified version of the DataMate
App.
device connected and sends the specified version of the DataMate
App.
Note:
The DataMate App controls the CBL 2 and its data collection.
6.
Plug in the stainless steel temperature sensor to CBL2 channel 1
(CH1).
(CH1).
7.
Run the DataMate App.
a.
Press
Œ.
b.
Press
† or $ to select DATAMATE, and then press b.
The DataMate App automatically identifies the Stainless Steel
Temperature sensor, loads its calibration factors, and displays the
name of the sensor and temperature in degrees C. DataMate also
loads a default temperature experiment.
Temperature sensor, loads its calibration factors, and displays the
name of the sensor and temperature in degrees C. DataMate also
loads a default temperature experiment.
8.
To start collecting data with the default experiment, hold the
temperature sensor in your hand and press
temperature sensor in your hand and press
2:START
.