SpectroVis Plus (SVIS-PL, discontinued)

Specifications and User Guide

Troubleshooting

  • Primary Test: Are you using Logger Pro v3.14, LabQuest App v2.7.2, or Spectral Analysis v4.4 (or newer)?
  • Secondary Test: Is the USB cable securely connected?

Please read the user manual for general usage information.

Additional Troubleshooting

GENERAL

ACCESSORIES

SOFTWARE ISSUES

EXPERIMENTS

Specifications

  • Light Source: Incandescent with LED support
  • Fluorescence: Excitation LEDs centered at 405 and 500 nm
  • Detector: Linear CCD
  • Wavelength Range: 380 to 950 nm
  • Wavelength Reporting Interval: ~1 nm
  • Optical Resolution: 4.0 nm (at 656 nm); 25 nm (at 486 nm)
    (as determined by the full width of half maximum of designated hydrogen emission peak)
  • Wavelength Accuracy: ±3.0 nm (at 650 nm); ±7.0 nm (at 450 nm)
    (as determined with holmium oxide NIST standard)
  • Photometric Accuracy: ± 13.0%
    (as determined with nickel sulfate standards between 0.1–1.0 AU)
  • Typical Scan Time: ~2 s
  • Operating Temperature: 15 to 35ºC
  • Dimensions: 15 cm × 9 cm × 4 cm
  • Z Dimension (Beam Height): 19 mm

Calibration

Calibrate this sensor? Yes, in absorbance and transmittance modes. Calibration when using emissions or fluorescence modes is optional. See calibration instructions below:

  1. Start the calibration.
    ⚬ Logger Pro: Choose Calibrate ▶ Spectrophotometer from the Experiment menu.
    ⚬ LabQuest App: Choose Calibrate ▶ USB: Spectrophotometer from the Sensors menu.
    ⚬ Spectral Analysis: Select to start an Absorbance or Transmittance experiment.
    Note: For best results, allow the Spectrophotometer to warm up for a minimum of five minutes.
  2. Fill a cuvette about 3/4 full with distilled water (or the solvent being used in the experiment) to serve as the blank. After the spectrophotometer has warmed up, place the blank cuvette in the spectrophotometer. Align the cuvette so a clear side of the cuvette is facing the light source.
  3. Follow the instructions in the dialog box to complete the calibration, and then tap OK.

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For information on the original SpectroVis (SVIS), refer to its
Specifications and User Guide.