PASCO PS-3222 Manuel utilisateur

Reference Guide

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Wireless Temperature Link

PS-3222

*See the PASCO catalog or the PASCO web site www.pasco.com for more information.

Equipment Included

(a) PS-3222 Wireless Temperature Link (b) PS-2135 Fast Response Temperature Probe

Required Item* Part Number*

PASCO Data Collection Software see www.pasco.com

Compatible Equipment* Temperature Range

PS-2131 PASPORT Skin/Surface Temperature Probe -35 to +135°C

PS-2133 Stainless Steel Temperature Probe -35 to +135°C

TD-8595 Absolute Zero Sphere -35 to +135°C

TD-8596A Ideal Gas Law Apparatus -35 to +135°C

Consumable Product Number*

Coin Cell Battery (CR2032) PS-3204 Pack of 10

(a)

(b)

Battery

LED

Bluetooth

LED

ON/OFF

Button PS-2135 Fast Response

Temperature Probe

(-35 to +135°C)

Device ID

3.5 mm

Diameter Port

3.5 mm

Diameter Plug

Power: Replaceable Battery (CR2032)

Connection:

PS-3220 Introduction

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Introduction

The PASCO Wireless Temperature Link is a versatile

measuring device that can connect to a computer or mobile

device wirelessly through Bluetooth (BLE). It has a

PS-2135 Fast Response Temperature Probe with a wide

temperature range (-35 to +135°C). The temperature

measurement is transmitted wirelessly through Bluetooth

(BLE) and recorded and displayed by the PASCO software

such as SPARKvue or PASCO Capstone. SPARKvue

allows the sensor to work with a computer or with a mobile

device such as a tablet or smart-phone when the sensor is

connected. PASCO Capstone will work on a PC or Mac.

Data Collection Software

See the PASCO web site at www.pasco.com/software for

help in selecting the right PASCO software and to check for

the latest versions.

Features

The Wireless Temperature Link is powered by a replaceable three volt coin cell battery (included) and is well-suited

for continuous recording and discrete measurements. The sensor is designed to optimize the battery usage time.

Since each sensor has a unique Device ID number, more than one sensor can be connected to a computer or

tablet at the same time.

The sensor housing is water resistant, but not waterproof. Immersing it in water may cause a loss of wireless

connection. Put only the Temperature Probe into the substance being measured.

Connect the Temperature Probe or other Apparatus

Put the 3.5 mm diameter plug of the temperature probe (or other apparatus) into the 3.5 mm diameter port on the

Wireless Temperature Link.

ON/OFF and Sleep Information

To turn the sensor on, press and hold the ON/OFF button. When the Battery LED shines red for a moment, release

the ON button. Then, the Bluetooth LED will blink. This indicates that the sensor is ready to be “paired” with a

device using the data collection software.

PASCO Capstone SPARKvue

•Mac OS X •Mac OS X

•Windows •Windows

•iOS

•Android

•Chromebook

Bluetooth LED

Device ID

ON/OFF Button

Battery LED

Coin Slot Battery

Compartment

Cover

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To turn the sensor off, press and hold the ON button for a moment until the battery LED shines red. Release the

ON button and the Bluetooth LED stops blinking. The sensor puts itself to sleep after one hour of inactivity if

connected, and after several minutes if not connected.

Set-up

Software Help

•In Sparkvue, open the Main Menu and select “Help” for information about collecting, displaying, and analyzing

data.

•In the window that opens is the address of the

web page for Help. Copy and paste the address

into a web browser program to open the

Sparkvue User’s Guide web page (see below).

•

In PASCO Capstone, select PASCO Capstone Help from the Help menu, or

press F1.

SPARKvue “Help” Window

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Connect the Sensor Wirelessly to a Device or a Computer via Bluetooth

Connect the Sensor in SPARKvue

1. Turn on the sensor and start

SPARKvue.

•The “choose a path” window opens.

2. To “pair” the Wireless Drop Counter

wirelessly to the computing device

(e.g., computer or tablet), click or

touch “Sensor Data” in the “choose

a path” window.

•The “Sensor Data Configuration”

screen opens.

3. In the “Sensor Data Configuration

screen”, look in the “Connected

Devices” list. Touch or click to select

the correct address that matches the

Device ID XXX-XXX number found

on the Wireless Temperature Link.

•A message confirms that the sensor

is being connected.

•Next, in the “Sensor Data Configuration” screen, the “Select Measurement for Templates” panel now shows the

sensor and its measurements. “Temperature” is the measurement selected as default. The “Templates” panel

shows “Graph”, “Table and Graph”, and “Digits” as the choices.

4. In the “Templates” panel, touch or click the “Graph” template to open a “Graph” display.

Click or Touch

“Sensor Data”

Click or Touch

Touch or Click

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•The Graph display shows “Temperature (°C)” as the measurement on the vertical axis. The “Hardware Setup”

icon is in the lower right-hand corner.

Collect Data

1. Click or touch the “Start” button to begin collecting data. Watch the Graph display to see the data as it is

recorded.

Connect the Sensor in PASCO Capstone

1. Turn on the sensor and start the software. In

PASCO Capstone, click or touch the “Hardware

Setup” icon in the Tools palette to open the Hard-

ware Setup panel.

•The Hardware Setup panel confirms that the

software is “Searching for wireless devices”. The

panel shows the “Available Wireless Devices”.

2. Touch or click the desired sensor in the Hardware

Setup panel that matches the XXX-XXX Device ID

number on the sensor.

Hardware

Setup Icon

Click or Touch to

select a sensor

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•The Hardware Setup panel changes to show that the

Wireless Temperature Link is connected.

3. Click or touch the “Hardware Setup” icon in the Tools palette

to close the Hardware Setup window.

Collect Data

1. In PASCO Capstone, select a display in the main window. In the display, use the <Select Measurement>

menu(s) to set up the desired measurement in the display.

2. Select Record to begin collecting data.

Using the Sensor

LED Information

The Bluetooth LED (light-emitting diode) and the battery LED operate as follows:

*Logging: PASCO wireless sensors can either stream live data to a compatible device or log data (save it to the

sensor’s memory). The data can then be uploaded to the device for display and analysis at a later time. Logging

capability supports long-term or remote data collection while not connected to the device.

Note: Latest versions of SPARKvue and PASCO Capstone support logging. Check the PASCO Web page

at:www.pasco.com/software for the latest software version.

Calibrating the Wireless Temperature Link

•Calibration is not always necessary, especially if you are measuring a change in temperature rather than

absolute temperature values. However, it is possible to calibrate the sensor. For detailed information, see

Appendix B.

Battery Usage

•The Wireless Temperature Sensor includes a 3 V coin cell battery (CR2032). Battery life is very important to

making the sensor simple and always ready to use, so all of the PASCO wireless products are designed for

long battery life. For example, the sensor turns itself off after a short time of inactivity.

•We expect more than one year of battery life, but the actual amount depends on factors such as the data

collection sampling rate.

Sensor Storage

•If the sensor will be stored for many months, we recommend that you remove the battery to avoid damaging

the sensor in case of a battery leak.

Battery Removal and Replacement

•If the sensor’s battery status LED blinks red, the battery may need to be replaced. Replacing the small,

disk-shaped battery involves removing the Battery Compartment Cover on the bottom of the sensor, removing

Bluetooth LED Status Battery LED Status

Red blink Ready to pair Red blink Low power

Green blink Connected

Yellow blink Logging*

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the old battery, installing a new battery of the same type, and replacing the Battery Compartment Cover. The

procedure needs a coin and a CR2032 three volt battery.

•(NOTE: This battery is available from PASCO and in electronic and commercial stores.)

Remove the Battery Compartment Cover

•Hold the sensor bottom-side up. Use a coin in the slot to turn the Battery

Compartment Cover counterclockwise (left-to-right) until the indicator on the

door is aligned with the second mark on the sensor.

•Turn the sensor bottom-side down so that the Battery Compartment Cover can

drop into the palm of your hand. Make sure that the battery cover gasket stays

on the cover. The gasket is an “O-ring” that is held in place by the tabs on the

cover. Please do not touch the inside of the battery compartment

•Remove the used battery from the Battery Compartment Cover and replace it with a new identical type battery.

Note that the battery is held in place by the small tabs on the cover. The side of the battery with the “+” on it

should be against the cover.

Replace the Battery Compartment Cover

•Put the Battery Compartment Door with the new battery back onto the sensor. Align the

indicator on the cover with the second mark, and use the coin in the slot to turn the

cover clockwise (right-to-left) until the indicator is aligned with the first mark on the

sensor.

(See “Battery Disposal Instructions” under Technical Support.)

Related Item

•Coin-cell Battery Replacement Pack (10 pack) - PS-3504

See the PASCO web site at www.pasco.com for more information.

Troubleshooting the Wireless Temperature Link

•If the sensor loses Bluetooth connection and will not reconnect, try cycling the ON button. Press and briefly

hold the button until the status LEDs blink, and then release the button

•If the sensor stops communicating with the computer software or tablet application, try restarting the software

or application. If the problem remains, press and hold the ON button for ten seconds and then release the

button. Turn on the sensor in the usual way.

Second mark

Coin

slot

Battery

Compartment Cove

Gasket (“O”-ring)

Battery (CR2032)

Tab

PLEASE Do Not Touch

First mark

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•In the software, turn Bluetooth off and then turn it back on. Retry.

Temperature Probe Maintenance

•Rinse and dry the temperature probe before putting the sensor away for storage.

Suggested Experiments

Practically any experiment that uses a temperature measurement can be done with the PS-3222 Wireless

Temperature Link and the Fast Response Temperature Probe. In addition, the Wireless Temperature Link is

designed to work with other PASCO temperature probes and with the TD-8595 Absolute Zero Sphere and the

TD-8596A Ideal Gas Law Apparatus.

See the PASCO Web site at www.pasco.com/products/lab-manuals for more information about experiments.

Sensor Specifications

Technical Support

For assistance with any PASCO product, contact PASCO at:

Check the PASCO website for the latest version of the instruction manual.

www.pasco.com/manuals

Limited Warranty For a description of the product warranty, see the PASCO catalog. Copyright The PASCO scientific Instruction Manual is

providing the reproductions are used only in their laboratories and classrooms, and are not sold for profit. Reproduction under any other

circumstances, without the written consent of PASCO scientific, is prohibited. Rev: 02/19. Trademarks PASCO, PASCO Capstone, and

SPARKvue are trademarks or registered trademarks of PASCO scientific, in the United States and/or in other countries. For more information

visit

www.pasco.com/legal.

Product End of Life Disposal Instructions:

This electronic product is subject to disposal and recycling regulations that vary by country and region. It is your responsibility to recycle your

electronic equipment per your local environmental laws and regulations to ensure that it will be recycled in a manner that protects human health

and the environment. To find out where you can drop off your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local waste recycle/disposal

service, or the place where you purchased the product.

Wireless Temperature Link

Range -35°C to +135°C

Accuracy ±0.5° C

Resolution 0.05°C

Sample Rate Up to 20 Hz

Address: PASCO scientific

10101 Foothills Blvd.

Roseville, CA 95747-7100

Web: www.pasco.com

Phone: +1 916-462-8384 (worldwide)

877-373-0300 (U.S.)

Email [email protected]

PS-3220 Appendix A: Bluetooth Compatibility

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The European Union WEEE (Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment) symbol (shown to the right and on the product or

its packaging) indicates that this product must not be disposed of in a standard waste container.

Battery Disposal Instructions:

Batteries contain chemicals that, if released, may affect the environment and human health. Batteries should be collected

separately for recycling, and recycled at a local hazardous material disposal location adhering to your country and local

government regulations. To find out where you can drop off your waste battery for recycling, please contact your local waste

disposal service, or the product representative.

The Lithium Polymer (Li-Poly) rechargeable battery used in this product is marked with the International symbols to indicate the need for the

separate collection and recycling of batteries.

Appendix A: Bluetooth Compatibility

Check the PASCO website at www.pasco.com/compatibility.

*The PS-3500 USB Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter, when connected to a USB port, allows up to three

Bluetooth SMART devices, such as this PASCO wireless device, to connect to some Windows

computers, some Chromebooks, and older Macintosh computers.

Note: The PS-3500 USB Bluetooth 4,0 Adapter is the only adapter we can currently recommend.

Many other Bluetooth 4.0 adapters are available but this adapter has a specific design that

enables in-app pairing of Bluetooth SMART sensors.

1To check the Mac computer’s Bluetooth compatibility, do the following:

•Click the  (Apple) Menu.

•Select About This Mac

•Click the System Report... button.

•Select Bluetooth from the sidebar on the left, underneath Hardware.

•Scan down the list of information until you find “LMP Version”.

•If your Mac is equipped with Bluetooth SMART, the LMP Version will show 0x6. (Anything lower than 0x6

means an older version of Bluetooth. Your device will need the PS-3500 USB Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter.)

Platform Bluetooth SMART Compatibility

iOS iPad 3 and later

iPhone 4S and later

iPod touch 5 and later

SPARK LX / LXi All models

Android Android 4.4 and later

Chrome OS Chromebooks with Bluetooth 4.0

Mac OS X Models introduced July 2011 or later1

Windows Windows 7 and later (requires PS-3500 Adapter*)

Windows 10 Creator All models

PS-3500 USB

Bluetooth 4.0

Adapter

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1The Mac Mini and MacBook Air were updated with Bluetooth SMART support in 2011. The MacBook Pro was

updated in 2012. The Mac Pro that debuted in December 2013 has Bluetooth SMART support.

Exception: Before you upgrade to El Capitan (Mac OS X 10.11.x), if you have a Macintosh with LMP version “0x4”

that requires the PS-3500 USB Bluetooth 4.0 Adapter, please contact PASCO Technical Support for further

instructions.

Appendix B: Calibration

Calibration is not always necessary, especially if you are measuring a change in temperature rather than absolute

temperature values. However, it is possible to calibrate the sensor.

Prepare for Calibration

Calibration will need an ice-water bath, a container of hot water, and a thermometer. The sensor will need to be

“paired” with a tablet or computer, and the data collection software (for example, SPARKvue or Capstone) should

be running.

Capstone Calibration

1. Turn on the sensor. Start Capstone. “Pair” the Wireless

Temperature Link wirelessly to the computing device (e.g.,

computer) as explained earlier.

2. In Capstone, click the “Calibration” icon in the

Tools palette to open the “Calibration” window.

In Step 1, select the Temperature measurement

and click “Next”. In Step 2 the “Wireless

Temperature Link” is picked by default. In Step

3, Two Standards (2 point) is the default choice.

Click or touch “Next”.

3. In Step 4, put the thermometer into the ice-water

bath. Also put the end of the Fast Response

Temperature Probe in the ice-water bath. When

the “Current Value” stabilizes, enter the

temperature reading in the “Standard Value” text

box. Click “Set Current Value to Standard

Value”. Click “Next” to open Step 5.

4. In Step 5, move the thermometer and the Fast

Response Temperature Probe to the container

of hot water. When the “Current Value”

stabilizes, enter the temperature reading in the

“Standard Value” text box. Click “Set Current

Value to Standard Value”. Click “Next”. Review

the calibration and then click “Finish”. Close the

Calibration window.

SPARKvue Calibration

1. Turn on the sensor and start SPARKvue.

2. In the “Welcome” screen, click or touch “Sensor Data” to open the “Sensor Data Configuration” screen.

Connect (pair) the Wireless Temperature Link under “Connected Devices” as described earlier.

Highlight the

number and

then enter

the exact

volume here.

Next, click

here.

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