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5. Optn Looking for the List Command

6. F1 Selects the List Folder

7. F1 Selects the List Command

8. 1 Tells the EA100 to put time in List #1

You should now have RECEIVE (LIST 1) on the screen of the 9850G. We are now

ready to Execute this command. Hit the Blue Exe key to transmit this first set of data.

9. EXE Transmits the Time to List 1

Hopefully the display will now show DONE, on the Graphing Calculator. If you have

COM Error instead, Then you either, didn’t turn off both machines before linking, or the

cord is not secure, Or the cord is faulty.

It is easy to verify that the time went to List1. Simply go to the statistics area and view

List 1. Time is measured by resistance of electrons and so exact integer values are not

displayed. Zero, One, Two, Three, etc. are listed using scientific notation and numbers

which are very close. (2 is roughly equal to 1.999976)

Now we are ready to transmit Channel 1’s data from the EA100. This should be the

various temperatures that you measured earlier. The simplest way is to recall the

command from the Run menu. Using the Up arrow/function recall capability. If it has

“vanished” then simply retype it, but instead create:

Receive (List 2)

This will transfer the temperature data from the EA100 in Channel 1, to List 2 of

the Graphing Calculator. (Instead of typing in a 1 for step eight, you will type in a

2. This will cause the temperatures to go to List 2 in the graphing calculator.)

Hopefully this will occur without many bugs. If you have lost the data in your EA100 and

it was not transferred, simply redo the rate of cooling experiment. Hopefully by now you

will start to feel comfortable setting up the data log capability and running the EA100.

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