Instructions

ManualsBrandsVernier ManualsEnvironmental Testing EquipmentVernier GDX-TMP Temperature needle probe -40 up to 125 °C Calibrated to: Manufacturer's standards (no certificate)

Charging the Sensor

Connect Go Direct Temperature to the included Micro USB Cable and any USB

device for two hours.

You can also charge up to eight Go Direct Temperature Probes using our Go

Direct Charge Station, sold separately (order code: GDX-CRG). An LED on

each Go Direct Temperature indicates charging status.

Charging

Blue LED on steady while sensor is connected to

the Charging Cable or Charge Station.

Fully charged

Blue LED is off when charging is complete.

Providing Power

Turning on the sensor

Press button once. Red LED indicator flashes

when unit is on.

Putting the sensor in sleep

mode

Press and hold button for more than three

seconds to put into sleep mode. Red LED

indicator stops flashing when sleeping.

Connecting the Sensor

See the following link for up-to-date connection information:

www.vernier.com/start/gdx-tmp

Connecting via Bluetooth

Ready to connect Red LED flashes when sensor is awake and

ready to connect via Bluetooth.

Connected Green LED flashes when sensor is connected via

Bluetooth.

Connecting via USB

Connected and charging Blue and Green LED solid when sensor is con-

nected to Graphical Analysis via USB and unit

is charging. (Green LED is obscured by the blue

one.)

Connected, fully charged Green LED solid when sensor is connected to

Graphical Analysis via USB and the unit is fully

charged.

Charging via USB,

connected via Bluetooth

Blue LED is solid and green LED is flashing, but

the green flashing LED looks white because it is

overwhelmed by the blue.

Go Direct

Temperature

(Order Code GDX-TMP)

Go Direct Temperature can be used as a thermometer

for experiments in chemistry, physics, biology, Earth science, environmental

science, and more.

Note: Vernier products are designed for educational use. Our products are not

designed nor are they recommended for any industrial, medical, or commercial

process such as life support, patient diagnosis, control of a manufacturing

process, or industrial testing of any kind.

What's Included

l Go Direct Temperature

l Micro USBCable

Compatible Software

See www.vernier.com/manuals/gdx-tmp for a list of software compatible with Go

Direct Temperature.

Getting Started

Please see the following link for platform-specific connection information:

www.vernier.com/start/gdx-tmp

Bluetooth Connection USB Connection

1. Install Graphical Analysis 4 on

your computer, Chromebook™, or

mobile device. See

www.vernier.com/ga4 for software

availability.

2. Charge your sensor for at least

2hours before first use.

3. Turn on your sensor by pressing

the power button once. The

Bluetooth

LED will blink red.

4. Launch Graphical Analysis 4.

5. Click or tap Sensor Data

Collection.

6. Click or tap your Go Direct sensor

from the list of Discovered

Wireless Devices. Your sensor's ID

is located near the barcode on the

sensor. The Bluetooth LED will

blink green when it is successfully

connected.

7. Click or tap Done to enter data-

collection mode.

1. Install Graphical Analysis 4 on your

computer or Chromebook. If using

LabQuest 2, make sure LabQuest

App is up to date. See

www.vernier.com/ga4 for software

availability or

www.vernier.com/downloads to

update LabQuest App.

2. Connect the sensor to the USB port.

3. Launch Graphical Analysis 4 or turn

on LabQuest 2. You are now ready

to collect data.

Summary of content (4 pages)

PAGE 1
® Go Direct Temperature Charging the Sensor (Order Code GDX-TMP) Connect Go Direct Temperature to the included Micro USB Cable and any USB device for two hours. Go Direct Temperature can be used as a thermometer for experiments in chemistry, physics, biology, Earth science, environmental science, and more. You can also charge up to eight Go Direct Temperature Probes using our Go Direct Charge Station, sold separately (order code: GDX-CRG).
PAGE 2
Identifying the Sensor effectively "cook" the unit. When two or more sensors are connected, the sensors can be identified by tapping or clicking Identify in Sensor Information. Unfortunately, these causes of breakage are considered misuse and are not covered by our warranty. In our experience, repair is not possible for this type of damage.
PAGE 3
while submerged, particularly if there are electrically noisy signals nearby, such as pumps or motors.
PAGE 4
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.