einstein™LabMate II™

Turns any tablet, computer or smart phone into a wireless science lab!

The LabMate II is a K-12 STEM education tool, ideal for schools already equipped with tablets or computers. Pairs to any screen device via BlueTooth or a USB cable and turn any tablet, computer or smart phone into a wireless science lab!

Small and durable enough to put in a terrarium, or take in your pocket for outdoor science exploration.

The einstein™LabMateII works with all the einstein™ lab applications for elementary to high school, universities and teachers' colleges.

Features 8 built-in sensors commonly used in most science curricula
Connects to up to 8 external sensors simultaneously
Pairs with any tablet, computer, or smart phone via BLE or micro-USB port
Upgraded internal memory space
Keeps collecting and saving data even when it's disconnected from the screen device
Easier and faster Bluetooth connection
Perform offline experiments from everywhere and export the data to any of your devices

Analyze the data collected by the einstein™LabMate™II with our license-free app, the MiLabEx - a powerful app that collects, displays, and analyzes experiment data.

Learn more on the MiLABex here

Built-in Sensors:

Connects up to 8 external sensors

See all einstein™ sensors

Data Logging
Sampling Rate	Up to 100 ksps
Internal memory capacity:	Up to 800k samples
Sampling Resolution	12 bit
Data analysis software	MiLAB/ MiLAB X
External sensors	+60

Power Source
Battery (Lithium polymer; 1000mAh)	Rechargeable via USB
Run mode:	up to 24 hours
Standby mode:	up to 450 hours
Charge time:	3 hours

Size
Dimensions	90.2mm x 90.2mm x 20mm (lxwlh)
Weight	120 gr
Standards Compliance
CE & FCC

Connectivity
microUSB
BLE

What types of devices and operating systems are compatible with the einstein™LabMate?: You can use the LabMate with tablets that run Android, iOS or Windows and PCs (desktops and laptops) that run Windows or Linux and Mac computers
How long does it take to charge einstein™ LabMate battery?: It takes up to 3 hours to fully charge the battery.
How many external sensors can be connected to einstein™LabMate?: The LabMate can support up to 8 external sensors at a time.
How long does einstein™LabMate battery last?: The battery will last 24 hours for normal use and 450 hours in standby mode.
Can I use Apple devices with the einstein™LabMate?: Yes, the einstein™ LabMate supports most Mac computers and most iPads.
Can I use Android devices with the einstein™LabMate?: Yes, the LabMate supports most Android devices OS versions 2.3.3 and higher.
How do I Pair my einstein™LabMate with my device?: Press the white power button to turn the LabMate on

2. The green LED light should be blinking indicating it is ready to pair (if the light s not blinking try quickly pressing the power button again)

3. Select Settings from the Main Menu

4. Switch Bluetooth on

5. Your LabMate should appear in the list of available devices

6. Tap on your LabMate’s name in the list of available devices (the four digits that appear with the word LabMate should match the last four digits of your LabMate’s serial number, found on the bottom of your LabMate)

7. Your LabMate will be listed as a Paired device

8. The LED should now be blinking green and blue, indicating that it is paired with the device

iOS If you have an iOS device- Press the white power button to turn the LabMate on

2. The green LED light should be blinking indicating it is ready to pair (if the light s not blinking try quickly pressing the power button again)

3. Tap the Settings icon

4. Turn Bluetooth on

5. Your LabMate should appear in the list of available devices

6. Tap on your LabMate’s name in the list of available devices (the four digits that appear with the word LabMate should match the last four digits of your LabMate’s serial number, found on the bottom of your LabMate)

7. You LabMate will be listed as a connected device

8. The LED should now be blinking green and blue, indicating that it is connected with the device
Why is my einstein™LabMate not detected via Bluetooth?: • Check that your LabMat is powered on • Check that your LabMate is within range of your tablet/ computer (10 Meters) • Check if a blue light is blinking on your LabMate. If it is, that means the device is already paired with another computer ; Turn the device off and on again to clear out any “bad pairing”
What is the Bluetooth pass code to connect to einstein™LabMate?: No pass code or PIN is required to connect.
Will the sensor I plug into einstein™LabMate be automatically detected?: Almost all of the einstein™ sensors have the ability to be automatically detected when used in conjunction with either MiLAB or MiLABEx software.
Which external sensors will work with einstein™LabMate?: Only einstein™ sensors are compatible with LabMate. Check the sensors section of website for information.
There are only 4 inputs, how can I connect 8 external sensors?: In order to connect more than 4 sensors at a time, use the einstein™ Splitter. Each splitter allows you to connect 2 sensors to a single LabMate port. This will enable the connection of up to 8 external sensors simultaneously.
Can I move einstein™ LabMate and sensors around while it is logging data?: Yes, it is a wireless device with a range of 10 meters from the Bluetooth receiver line of sight. Moving your LabMate within that range will not disrupt the logging process.
einstein™ LabMate does not turn on when I press the power button?: If the LED light does not come on after pressing the power button, the battery needs to be charged. Charge your LabMate device using the USB cable packaged with your device.
What is the warranty on einstein™ LabMate?: The warranty on all products is 1 year from date of sale.
What is the operating temperature of the einstein™ LabMate - can I use it in very cold weather?: Operating temperature range is -30°C to +50°C; charging temperature range is 0°C to +45°C. To prevent damage, do not use LabMate in environments outside this range.
Can einstein™LabMate be used as a standalone device?: The LabMate must be connected to a computer/laptop/tablet to preset the experiment. Once the experiment starts, the LabMate can be disconnected from the computer and the LabMate will continue to collect data. Once finished, connect the LabMate to the computer to download the data.
What software do I need to operate einstein™LabMate: LabMate will work with the einstein™World, MiLAB™ and MiLABEx™ .
What do the different colors of the LED light mean?: A flashing green light indicates the device is on and is not paired with a Bluetooth device. A flashing blue light indicates the device is on and is paired with any Bluetooth devices. A flashing red light indicates the device is low on battery and should be charged.
What sensors are built into einstein™LabMate™II?: Humidity, Heart Rate, Temperature, Barometric Pressure, Heat Index, Dew Point, Light & UV Index.
What is the difference between einstein™LabMate™ and the einstein™LabMate™II ?: LabMate II has 8 internal sensors and support for up to 8 external sensors. LabMate has support for 8 external sensors only.
How do I update my einstein™LabMate firmware?: To update your LabMate firmware, you'll first need to download the new LabMate Update Tool AND MiLABEx software to a PC. Then, connect your LabMate to your PC via USB and open MiLABEx desktop. In the top menu, go to & Help;, and from there to &Automatically Check for Updates. Follow the steps of the wizard until your LabMate's firmware is updated.
How do I check what firmware version my einstein™LabMate has?: Download MiLAB desktop to a PC. Then, connect your LabMate to your PC via Bluetooth or USB and open MiLAB desktop. In the top menu, go to &Help; and from thereto &About. A window will open with information about your LabMate including its firmware version.
What is this firmware thing that everybody is asking about?: Firmware is a term used to describe the program code of hardware. From time to time we may release new firmware for the einstein™LabMate as we develop ways to improve its performance.
How do I conduct an experiment with Manual Sampling?: 1. Tap the text box to give the experiment a name

2. Tap the Settings icon to bring up the Settings menu

3. Tap the Manual Sampling icon

4. Tap Proceed

5. Every time you tap the Run button MiLAB will take a measurement

6. To stop measuring, hold the Run button down for three seconds

7. To save the experiment, tap Save

8. Tap the Plot Style tab to choose between displaying the graph in the following ways – Line, Plot Points and Line with Plot Points

	Heart Rate Sensor	Range: 40 to 240 bpm Resolution: 1 bpm
	Ambient Humidity Sensor	Range: 0-100% Accuracy: ±3% at 25°C
	Light Sensor	Range: 0-128,000 Lux Human Eye Model, Accuracy: ±4%
	UVI	Range: 0-11 Wave length: 290-390 nm
	Barometric Pressure Sensor	Range: 260-1,260 mbar Accuracy: ±3%
	Ambient Temperature	Range: -30°C - 50°C Accuracy: ±1%
	Heat Index	Range: 0-100°C Accuracy: ±1%
	Dew Point	Range: 0-100°C Accuracy: ±1%
4 external ports*Can be extended to 8 external ports via use of Splitters (sold separately)