This window contains information about the sensor in use, including the channel into which it is plugged if using a LabPro or LabQuest.
Use the Current Calibration scrollbar to select another available sensor calibration. For example, if you are using a temperature probe, you can choose to have your data collected in Celsius, Fahrenheit, or Kelvin. Additional calibration options are available in the Calibration tab.
Click on the Support URL link for further on-line details about sensors at the Vernier website.
The typical sample rate is a collection rate commonly used for that particular sensor.
The maximum rate is how fast the sensor can be made to collect data. Keep in mind that when using a Go! Link, the maximum rate for the sensor may exceed the collection rate for the Go! Link itself.
If Auto-ID is supported, then Logger Lite automatically detects the sensor and sets up its default calibration. If the sensor is not Auto-ID, then you manually have to set it up. The fastest way do this is by opening an experiment file.
Click the Advanced button to view a detailed list of the data stored on a Smart Sensor. The information shown below is for the pH sensor.