Xplorer GLX - Designed for Science Education
- Cutting Edge Technology
- Multiple Features in One Unit
- Graphing Datalogger - No Computer Required
Xplorer GLX
PS-2002
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Xplorer GLX
PS-2002
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The world's first graphing logger for science that truly stands alone . . . the Xplorer GLX captures, analyzes, annotates, stores and prints data quickly and seamlessly, without being connected to a computer. A science lab wherever you need it. Also, connect to a computer and unleash the full power of PASCO's award-winning DataStudio software.
With or without a computer, capture and analyze live data anytime and anywhere.
Turn it on - Xplorer GLX powers on instantly
Connect Sensor - PASPORT Sensors will auto-ID
Press Start - You have live data. That's all there is to it.
The award-winning Xplorer GLX is a portable graphing datalogger, perfect for real-time data collection and analysis in the classroom or in the field. Provides convenient and powerful data collection, display and analysis -- even without a computer. Includes 2 temperature sensors, voltage sensor, built-in speaker and sound sensor, plus connect up to 4 additional sensors. Also functions as a computer interface for labs with computers. A great value for your science lab.
Print directly from the Xplorer GLX to a variety of HP printers.
Transfer files from Xplorer GLX to computer or another Xplorer GLX with your USB flash drive.
A Computer Interface . . .
Functions as a powerful desktop interface for PASPORT and ScienceWorkshop Sensors (optional adapter required for use with ScienceWorkshop sensors) Connects to the USB port of the computer Can be used in combination with all PASPORT Interfaces
. . . Or a Complete Stand Alone, Use Anywhere Solution
Large LCD screen enables students to
easily review data and perform basic
data analysis, such as statistics
and linear curve fits
Icon-based operating system
Easy-to-use buttons for navigation, including numeric and alphanumeric
keypad
Annotate data points or runs with either text
notes or recorded voice
messages
Plug an optional USB
mouse and keyboard into the Xplorer GLX for navigation
and annotation
Print student graphs and tables directly from the
Xplorer GLX to select HP
USB printers. See the Xplorer
GLX Printer Compatibility list.
Manage your
experiment file library on the GLX; enough memory to store many
data
files
Rechargeable NiMH battery provides a full day of use
without the need for
external power
Home menu provides easy access to the powerful capabilities of the Xplorer GLX. See the Screenshots tab for a full collection of display and analysis.
Easily graph data runs and compare experiment results.
Charging stations, amusement park vest, mice, keyboard, speakers and more. See the User Resources tab for a more complete list of Xplorer GLX accessories.
Xplorer GLX Power Amplifier (PS-2006)
Xplorer GLX 20-Unit Charging Station (PS-2557)
Xplorer/Xplorer GLX Vest (PS-2517)
A brief look at the Xplorer GLX, including introductory activities and file management.
Video
(8:17)
These five movie lessons will walk you through the essential features of your Xplorer GLX standalone datalogger in a series of basic lab activities. So that you don't miss any essential information, we suggest that you view the lessons in order. We encourage you to use your equipment to follow along.
A fast computer (1.5GHz+), a broadband internet connection, and the free QuickTime 7 Player are required to view the movies. Note: Higher quality, more widely-compatible versions of these movies are available on the “Getting Started with the Xplorer GLX” CD included with every Xplorer GLX.
Video
Lesson 1 -- Quick Start (4:12)
Lesson 1 -- Quick Start. Collect your first run of data with the included temperature probe and view it in a graph.
Video
Lesson 2 -- Coffee Cooling (16:58)
Lesson 2 -- Coffee Cooling. Learn to view two measurements in the graph and analyze regions of interest in your collected data as you investigate the cooling rates of two cups of hot coffee.
Video
Lesson 3 -- Bouncing Ball (25:51)
Lesson 3 -- Bouncing Ball. Use the built-in calculator to transform sensor data and learn how to save files and print graphs while you explore the energy of a bouncing ball.
Video
Lesson 4 -- pH of Household Chemicals (20:23)
Lesson 4 -- pH of Household Chemicals. Collect and label discrete data points from a calibrated sensor, and then view and classify the data in a table display as you determine the pH of some household chemicals.
Video
Lesson 5 -- Boyle’s Law (13:54)
Lesson 5 -- Boyle’s Law. Practice manual sampling with numeric data entry as you explore the relationship between the pressure and volume of air in a syringe.
Quick introduction to how the new Xplorer GLX can support your science learning environment by bringing the power of probeware to all students, anywhere they need it
This is a short description of GLX features.
See how the Xplorer GLX was designed to be as easy to use as it is powerful
Dozens of experiments can be performed right out of the box with the included sensors. See the Xplorer GLX in action during this evaporative cooling experiment.
This introduction will give you the basics for how the calculator works.
Need a quick answer to long division? Basic calculations explained.
See how the Xplorer GLX handles equations with variables.
Create, edit or graph mathematical models, and preview them in the calculator. Use the graph screen to analyze them with the analysis tools.
Create real-time calculations on collected data or transform the data for further analysis.
See just how easy to navigate the powerful graph screen of the Xplorer GLX.
See the powerful analysis capabilities of the graph tools.
All the display options are illustrated in this module.
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| Sensor Ports |
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| Maximum Sampling Rate |
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| Calculation Engine |
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| Memory |
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| Sensor Compatability |
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| Battery |
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| USB |
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Physics Curriculum designed for your Xplorer GLX
Physics with the Xplorer GLX
This probeware lab manual provides 35 experiments written for using the Xplorer GLX as a stand-alone data collection and analysis device. Topics include Force & Motion, Electricity & Magnetism, Sound & Waves, Heat & Energy Transfer, and Properties of Light. Equip your lab with the convenient bundle assembled to support this lab manual.
See Family Page to download student versions of these labs and for more information.
Explorations in Physics
The Explorations in Physics Lab Manual includes 25 core Physics experiments in Mechanics, Electricity & Magnetism, Sound, Properties of Matter & Thermodynamics, and Optics. 3 convenient probeware bundles to support hands-on science learning - each equips a lab group with the probeware needed to perform the indicated experiments.
See Family Page for more information.
Advanced Physics with the Xplorer GLX
27 Advanced Physics Activities designed to use with the Xplorer GLX. 3 convenient PASPORT Probeware bundles include the probeware and related equipment needed to perform the indicated experiments.
See Family Page for more information.
Browse PASCO's selection of online experiments. View the entire online library at the far right or select by subject:
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