Vernier Graphical Analysis GW Hack 4.0.6 + Redeem Codes
Go Wireless sensor support
Developer: Vernier Software & Technology
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 4.0.6
ID: com.vernier.Graphical
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Description
Graphical Analysis™ GW is a tool for science students to collect, graph, and analyze data from Vernier Go Wireless® sensors.
Sensor data-collection support:
• Vernier Go Wireless® Temp and Go Wireless pH sensors
• Vernier Go Wireless Heart Rate and Go Wireless Exercise Heart Rate monitors
• Vernier LabQuest® sensors used with Go Wireless Link or LabQuest Stream interfaces
• Basic support for some Vernier Go Direct® Sensors
• NODE (by Variable Inc.) sensor support
Additional experiment options:
• Data Sharing via Wi-Fi connection to LabQuest 2 or Logger Pro® 3
• Built-in Sensors (accelerometers)
• Manual Entry
Note: Sensor data collection and Data Sharing require the purchase of hardware from Vernier Software & Technology. Built-in sensor and manual entry of data can be performed without a hardware purchase. For more information on Data Sharing, visit http://www.vernier.com/css
Key Features - Data Collection
• Multi-sensor data-collection support
• Time Based, Event Based, and Drop Counting data-collection modes
• Configurable data-collection rate and duration for time-based data collection
• Sensor calibrations
• Option to zero and reverse sensor readings
• Graph match feature for use with motion detectors
• Manual entry of data from keyboard and clipboard
Key Features - Data Analysis
• Display one, two, or three graphs simultaneously
• View data in a table or show a graph and table side-by-side
• Draw Predictions on a graph to uncover misconceptions
• Examine, interpolate/extrapolate, and select data
• Apply Statistics calculations to find mean, min, max, and standard deviation
• Perform curve fits, including linear, quadratic, natural exponent, and more
• Add calculated columns based on existing data to linearize data or investigate related concepts
• Pinch to scale graphs
Key Features - Collaboration and Sharing
• Add graph titles
• Export graphs and data for printing and inclusion in lab reports
• Export data in .CSV format for analysis of data in spreadsheet software such as Excel®, Google Sheets™, and Numbers®
Vernier Software & Technology has over 35 years of experience in providing effective learning resources for understanding experimental data in science and math classrooms. Graphical Analysis GW is a part of the extensive system of sensors, interfaces, and data-collection software from Vernier for science and STEM education.
Sensor data-collection support:
• Vernier Go Wireless® Temp and Go Wireless pH sensors
• Vernier Go Wireless Heart Rate and Go Wireless Exercise Heart Rate monitors
• Vernier LabQuest® sensors used with Go Wireless Link or LabQuest Stream interfaces
• Basic support for some Vernier Go Direct® Sensors
• NODE (by Variable Inc.) sensor support
Additional experiment options:
• Data Sharing via Wi-Fi connection to LabQuest 2 or Logger Pro® 3
• Built-in Sensors (accelerometers)
• Manual Entry
Note: Sensor data collection and Data Sharing require the purchase of hardware from Vernier Software & Technology. Built-in sensor and manual entry of data can be performed without a hardware purchase. For more information on Data Sharing, visit http://www.vernier.com/css
Key Features - Data Collection
• Multi-sensor data-collection support
• Time Based, Event Based, and Drop Counting data-collection modes
• Configurable data-collection rate and duration for time-based data collection
• Sensor calibrations
• Option to zero and reverse sensor readings
• Graph match feature for use with motion detectors
• Manual entry of data from keyboard and clipboard
Key Features - Data Analysis
• Display one, two, or three graphs simultaneously
• View data in a table or show a graph and table side-by-side
• Draw Predictions on a graph to uncover misconceptions
• Examine, interpolate/extrapolate, and select data
• Apply Statistics calculations to find mean, min, max, and standard deviation
• Perform curve fits, including linear, quadratic, natural exponent, and more
• Add calculated columns based on existing data to linearize data or investigate related concepts
• Pinch to scale graphs
Key Features - Collaboration and Sharing
• Add graph titles
• Export graphs and data for printing and inclusion in lab reports
• Export data in .CSV format for analysis of data in spreadsheet software such as Excel®, Google Sheets™, and Numbers®
Vernier Software & Technology has over 35 years of experience in providing effective learning resources for understanding experimental data in science and math classrooms. Graphical Analysis GW is a part of the extensive system of sensors, interfaces, and data-collection software from Vernier for science and STEM education.
Version history
4.0.6
2019-11-27
• Support for iOS 13
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• Various bug fixes and improvements
4.0.5
2018-08-10
Fixes a bug which caused certain internationalized versions to crash.
4.0.4
2018-08-09
• Various bug fixes and improvements
4.0.3
2018-03-06
• User-Defined Calculated Columns
• Drop Counter support
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• Drop Counter support
• Various bug fixes and improvements
4.0.2
2017-11-13
• Collect data from multiple Go Wireless and Go Direct sensors
• Support for iOS 11
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• This is the last update of Graphical Analysis for devices running iOS 9. Future updates will require iOS 10 or newer
• Support for iOS 11
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• This is the last update of Graphical Analysis for devices running iOS 9. Future updates will require iOS 10 or newer
4.0.1
2017-09-06
• Support for Colorimeter sensors
• Ability to reconnect to a LabQuest Stream
• Interpolate Curve Fits
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• Ability to reconnect to a LabQuest Stream
• Interpolate Curve Fits
• Various bug fixes and improvements
4.0
2017-07-21
• Revised Data Analysis Tools
• Analyze data within the current graph range without selecting a region first
• Statistics and Curve Fit tools accessed from Graph Tools menu
• Supports 10-second data averaging with event-based data collection
• Initial Go Direct support
• Analyze data within the current graph range without selecting a region first
• Statistics and Curve Fit tools accessed from Graph Tools menu
• Supports 10-second data averaging with event-based data collection
• Initial Go Direct support
3.2
2017-02-24
• Reintroduced adding columns to a Manual Entry experiment
• Implemented support for multiple data sets in a Manual Entry experiment
• New functionality to add manual entry columns to sensor-based experiments
• Introduced Column Options for renaming columns from the data table
• Added Selected Events option for Event-Based data collection
• New position and velocity Graph Match feature for use with Motion Detectors
• Added Czech support
• Implemented support for multiple data sets in a Manual Entry experiment
• New functionality to add manual entry columns to sensor-based experiments
• Introduced Column Options for renaming columns from the data table
• Added Selected Events option for Event-Based data collection
• New position and velocity Graph Match feature for use with Motion Detectors
• Added Czech support
3.1
2016-11-03
• Support for additional sensors
• User editable data collection settings (Mode, Rate, and Duration)
• Live sensor calibration
• Improved Table View
• Support for iOS 10
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• User editable data collection settings (Mode, Rate, and Duration)
• Live sensor calibration
• Improved Table View
• Support for iOS 10
• Various bug fixes and improvements
3.0.1
2016-08-19
Various bug fixes and improvements.
3.0
2016-06-24
Graphical Analysis now works with LabQuest Stream™, a multi-channel interface with Bluetooth® technology that is compatible with more than 50 Vernier sensors, including
• Motion Detector
• Microphone
• Motion Detector
• Microphone
2.5
2016-03-02
• Multiple Events with Entry data collection data sets are now possible
• Additional data can be appended to the most recent Events with Entry data set
• Precision of user-entered data is now respected in Events with Entry collection
• Additional data can be appended to the most recent Events with Entry data set
• Precision of user-entered data is now respected in Events with Entry collection
2.4.2
2015-10-14
Various bug fixes and improvements.
2.4.1
2015-10-06
• Support for iOS 9
• Various bug fixes and improvements
• Various bug fixes and improvements
2.4
2015-09-17
• Collect sensor data as a function of an independent variable entered by the user. This data collection mode is known as Events with Entry.
• Added support for additional sensors, including Vernier Accelerometers, the Pressure Sensor 400, and the Glass Conductivity Sensor.
• Sensors can be zeroed before data collection.
• A new live readout field provides the current sensor value, even when not collecting data.
• New icons for Graph Options and View for consistency with other Vernier products.
• Added support for additional sensors, including Vernier Accelerometers, the Pressure Sensor 400, and the Glass Conductivity Sensor.
• Sensors can be zeroed before data collection.
• A new live readout field provides the current sensor value, even when not collecting data.
• New icons for Graph Options and View for consistency with other Vernier products.
2.3.2
2015-07-01
• Raised maximum data rate of Go Wireless Link to 20 Hz.
• New firmware for Vernier Go Wireless Link hardware to resolve issue with identification of certain sensors.
• New firmware for Vernier Go Wireless Link hardware to resolve issue with identification of certain sensors.
2.3.1
2015-05-28
• Raised maximum data rate of Go Wireless Link to 10 Hz.
• Added support for Stainless Steel Temperature Sensor and Voltage Probe.
• Various stability and performance enhancements.
• Added support for Stainless Steel Temperature Sensor and Voltage Probe.
• Various stability and performance enhancements.
2.3
2015-05-15
• Support for Go Wireless Link
• Resolves a crash at launch for some users.
• Update to Go Wireless Temp firmware
• Removed "Always Delete History on Launch" from Settings. Added clearer text for one-time delete option.
• Resolves a crash at launch for some users.
• Update to Go Wireless Temp firmware
• Removed "Always Delete History on Launch" from Settings. Added clearer text for one-time delete option.
2.2
2015-02-23
- Support for Go Wireless pH and Go Wireless Heart Rate
- New titration mode with table and graph
- Tap the name of any experiment in your collection to rename it
- Optimized for iPhone 6/6 plus
- Improved accessibility
- Speed and performance improvements
- Fix for unresponsive keyboard when renaming Go Wireless devices
- Fix for display issues when editing columns in manual entry (landscape)
- Fix for invalid correlation values for linear fit
- New titration mode with table and graph
- Tap the name of any experiment in your collection to rename it
- Optimized for iPhone 6/6 plus
- Improved accessibility
- Speed and performance improvements
- Fix for unresponsive keyboard when renaming Go Wireless devices
- Fix for display issues when editing columns in manual entry (landscape)
- Fix for invalid correlation values for linear fit
2.1.2
2014-11-10
- Support for Go Wireless Temp firmware update (1.91)
- Import from Go Wireless app supports description and observation fields
- Import from CSV supports non-numeric entries
Note: Future versions of Graphical Analysis will require iOS 8.
- Import from Go Wireless app supports description and observation fields
- Import from CSV supports non-numeric entries
Note: Future versions of Graphical Analysis will require iOS 8.
2.1.1
2014-08-01
Support for NODE CO2 and Thermocouple.
2.1
2014-04-27
Graphical Analysis now supports iPhone and iPod touch!
Other improvements
• Reconnect to Experiment data sources with the tap of a button.
• Scrolling in y-axis and x-axis areas has been disabled to reduce interference with other gestures.
• Fixed a scaling issue for wireless sensor data collection longer than 600 s.
• Fixed an issue with manual scaling on built-in sensors.
• Shared CSV no longer includes prediction data.
• Fixed issue with "new run" badges displaying on wireless and built-in sensors.
• Usability improvement for Curve Fit options.
• Fixed an issue with Data Sharing and user selections.
-Warning-
If you are currently using a version of Graphical Analysis older than 1.5, please do NOT update Graphical Analysis until after you have exported your important data. There is a chance that updating directly from older versions of Graphical Analysis (before 1.5) will result in the loss of your saved experiments. For any questions, please contact [email protected]
Improvements in previous versions (2.0.2 and 2.0.1)
• Data collection from wireless sensors continues in the background.
• 64-bit support
• Interface visual refinements
• Improved import and export of CSV (to support regional formats)
• Motion data imported from Video Physics now displays position and velocity graphs in that order
• Improved default Experiment names
Other improvements
• Reconnect to Experiment data sources with the tap of a button.
• Scrolling in y-axis and x-axis areas has been disabled to reduce interference with other gestures.
• Fixed a scaling issue for wireless sensor data collection longer than 600 s.
• Fixed an issue with manual scaling on built-in sensors.
• Shared CSV no longer includes prediction data.
• Fixed issue with "new run" badges displaying on wireless and built-in sensors.
• Usability improvement for Curve Fit options.
• Fixed an issue with Data Sharing and user selections.
-Warning-
If you are currently using a version of Graphical Analysis older than 1.5, please do NOT update Graphical Analysis until after you have exported your important data. There is a chance that updating directly from older versions of Graphical Analysis (before 1.5) will result in the loss of your saved experiments. For any questions, please contact [email protected]
Improvements in previous versions (2.0.2 and 2.0.1)
• Data collection from wireless sensors continues in the background.
• 64-bit support
• Interface visual refinements
• Improved import and export of CSV (to support regional formats)
• Motion data imported from Video Physics now displays position and velocity graphs in that order
• Improved default Experiment names
2.0.2
2014-03-25
Improvements in 2.0.2:
• Data collection from wireless sensors continues in the background.
• 64-bit support
• Interface visual refinements
• Improved import and export of CSV (to support regional formats)
• Motion data imported from Video Physics now displays position and velocity graphs in that order.
• Fixed an issue with the naming of new built-in sensor experiments.
Here's what's new in Graphical Analysis 2.0:
Support for wireless sensors:
• NEW Vernier Go Wireless Temp and NODE allow for wireless sensor data collection and analysis. Find out more at vernier.com/ipad
Complete redesign:
• All your favorite features are readily available within a refined, uncluttered interface.
Experiments:
• View all your saved experiments in a collection. Create a new experiment with wireless sensors, LabQuest 2 Data Sharing, or manual entry.
Redesigned graphs:
• Understand your data with simple, uncluttered graphs and colors that are optimized for various levels of color vision sensitivity.
Simplified share tool:
• Share graphs from the graph view; share data from the table view.
Graph scaling:
• In addition to pinch-to-zoom, you can now set the graph ranges numerically for finer control.
Data collection:
• Data collection from wireless and built-in sensors continues until you press stop.
Thanks for all your support of Graphical Analysis! Please keep the feedback coming to [email protected]. If you like what we do, please take a minute to review or rate the app; it really helps!
• Data collection from wireless sensors continues in the background.
• 64-bit support
• Interface visual refinements
• Improved import and export of CSV (to support regional formats)
• Motion data imported from Video Physics now displays position and velocity graphs in that order.
• Fixed an issue with the naming of new built-in sensor experiments.
Here's what's new in Graphical Analysis 2.0:
Support for wireless sensors:
• NEW Vernier Go Wireless Temp and NODE allow for wireless sensor data collection and analysis. Find out more at vernier.com/ipad
Complete redesign:
• All your favorite features are readily available within a refined, uncluttered interface.
Experiments:
• View all your saved experiments in a collection. Create a new experiment with wireless sensors, LabQuest 2 Data Sharing, or manual entry.
Redesigned graphs:
• Understand your data with simple, uncluttered graphs and colors that are optimized for various levels of color vision sensitivity.
Simplified share tool:
• Share graphs from the graph view; share data from the table view.
Graph scaling:
• In addition to pinch-to-zoom, you can now set the graph ranges numerically for finer control.
Data collection:
• Data collection from wireless and built-in sensors continues until you press stop.
Thanks for all your support of Graphical Analysis! Please keep the feedback coming to [email protected]. If you like what we do, please take a minute to review or rate the app; it really helps!
2.0.1
2014-03-14
2.0.1:
Fixed an issue with temperature readings below 0 °C.
Here's what's new in Graphical Analysis 2.0:
Support for wireless sensors:
• NEW Vernier Go Wireless Temp and NODE allow for wireless sensor data collection and analysis. Find out more at vernier.com/ipad
Complete redesign:
• All your favorite features are readily available within a refined, uncluttered interface.
Experiments:
• View all your saved experiments in a collection. Create a new experiment with wireless sensors, LabQuest 2 Data Sharing, or manual entry.
Redesigned graphs:
• Understand your data with simple, uncluttered graphs and colors that are optimized for various levels of color vision sensitivity.
Simplified share tool:
• Share graphs from the graph view; share data from the table view.
Graph scaling:
• In addition to pinch-to-zoom, you can now set the graph ranges numerically for finer control.
Data collection:
• Data collection from wireless and built-in sensors continues until you press stop.
Thanks for all your support of Graphical Analysis! If you have a moment to give us a boost, please review the app right here on the App Store. As always, we love to hear your feedback, comments, questions, and support requests via [email protected].
Fixed an issue with temperature readings below 0 °C.
Here's what's new in Graphical Analysis 2.0:
Support for wireless sensors:
• NEW Vernier Go Wireless Temp and NODE allow for wireless sensor data collection and analysis. Find out more at vernier.com/ipad
Complete redesign:
• All your favorite features are readily available within a refined, uncluttered interface.
Experiments:
• View all your saved experiments in a collection. Create a new experiment with wireless sensors, LabQuest 2 Data Sharing, or manual entry.
Redesigned graphs:
• Understand your data with simple, uncluttered graphs and colors that are optimized for various levels of color vision sensitivity.
Simplified share tool:
• Share graphs from the graph view; share data from the table view.
Graph scaling:
• In addition to pinch-to-zoom, you can now set the graph ranges numerically for finer control.
Data collection:
• Data collection from wireless and built-in sensors continues until you press stop.
Thanks for all your support of Graphical Analysis! If you have a moment to give us a boost, please review the app right here on the App Store. As always, we love to hear your feedback, comments, questions, and support requests via [email protected].
2.0
2014-03-06
Here's what's new in Graphical Analysis 2.0:
Support for wireless sensors:
• NEW Vernier Go Wireless Temp and NODE allow for wireless sensor data collection and analysis. Find out more at vernier.com/ipad
Complete redesign:
• All your favorite features are readily available within a refined, uncluttered interface.
Experiments:
• View all your saved experiments in a collection. Create a new experiment with wireless sensors, LabQuest 2 Data Sharing, or manual entry.
Redesigned graphs:
• Understand your data with simple, uncluttered graphs and colors that are optimized for various levels of color vision sensitivity.
Simplified share tool:
• Share graphs from the graph view; share data from the table view.
Graph scaling:
• In addition to pinch-to-zoom, you can now set the graph ranges numerically for finer control.
Data collection:
• Data collection from wireless and built-in sensors continues until you press stop.
Thanks for all your support of Graphical Analysis! If you have a moment to give us a boost, please review the app right here on the App Store. As always, we love to hear your feedback, comments, questions, and support requests via [email protected].
Support for wireless sensors:
• NEW Vernier Go Wireless Temp and NODE allow for wireless sensor data collection and analysis. Find out more at vernier.com/ipad
Complete redesign:
• All your favorite features are readily available within a refined, uncluttered interface.
Experiments:
• View all your saved experiments in a collection. Create a new experiment with wireless sensors, LabQuest 2 Data Sharing, or manual entry.
Redesigned graphs:
• Understand your data with simple, uncluttered graphs and colors that are optimized for various levels of color vision sensitivity.
Simplified share tool:
• Share graphs from the graph view; share data from the table view.
Graph scaling:
• In addition to pinch-to-zoom, you can now set the graph ranges numerically for finer control.
Data collection:
• Data collection from wireless and built-in sensors continues until you press stop.
Thanks for all your support of Graphical Analysis! If you have a moment to give us a boost, please review the app right here on the App Store. As always, we love to hear your feedback, comments, questions, and support requests via [email protected].
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Ratings
2.4 out of 5
151 Ratings
Reviews
🥞🥓🍳🥯,
It was okay
I literally only got this for school so other than that it’s just a waste of space
CAN090872,
Works well, but is missing some essentials.
My classes have been using this app to do labs on their Ipads with our LabQuests. However, some of the features seem clunky when creating graphs by manually inputting data. In addition and most importantly there needs to be an integral function as I teach physics. There are a lot of times where this is essential. It can be done on the LabQuest but does not transfer to this app. It doesnt make sense to not have this function. It would be great to see this added and would make this a 5-star app.
starico,
What is wrong with all the haters?!
This app is great. I don’t know who is saying that it isn’t intuitive or that it is crashy, but they clearly do not understand how much easier to use this is for quick results from a science lab over some other graphing system like Google Sheets.
wmckblessing,
It works well!
I used my IPhone 6s to download and install the software. The Bluetooth connection needed to via software, not phone Bluetooth connection. After did some modifications on x & y axis through graph options at lower left corner of software. It works well!! Very convenient for my gas law experiment.
Chadson Lyons,
Not user friendly at all
If you’re used to working with all the terms this app uses to describe different functions, than I would give it five stars because I’m sure it all works well. What I am giving it 1 star for is the user interface, because it is extremely difficult to navigate and find what you want to do. I am a chemistry student and I’m not a genius. It uses too much science lingo for me to understand. This could be easily fixed though
kitkat20021013,
Buggy
I love the app everything works except when you hit apply for the curve the app will crash every single time.
Leovigildo Sanchez,
Pretty Useless If You Don’t Know The App
The user interface is a maze to understand. There’s tons of stuff that isn’t explained and you’re bound to get frustrated trying to do something that you’d think is simple. I’m obligated to use this app for my Physics class so I’m sure that this app will do a great job at messing up my grade.
Honest Boii,
Terrible
I accidentally made another table and I can’t delete it. I also made a prediction thinking that I could get rid of it and I can’t. This app might just be the worst app i have ever used and I could probably do better myself without any knowledge on developing apps.
Jamesbond700007,
Not intuitive at all
I thought people rated this bad because students had to use it for class but no it's just trash very hard to know what to do. Frustrating design
CaptainATW,
This app makes me want to die
I have had nightmares from my terrible experience using this app. I hope that no one will endure the same fate.
