NeuLog PANDA-1 Multi-Sensor User Guide

User guide for the NeuLog PANDA-1 multi-sensor, covering internal sensor specifications, operation modes, external sensor compatibility, and application…


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Brand
NeuLog
Category
sensor
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
431 KB
Published
04 November, 2026
Updated
04 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
114C8499AA4E6FCE8C102A5623BB86E0

About this manual

The NeuLog PANDA-1 is a multi-functional sensor device designed for collecting environmental data such as temperature, light, barometric pressure, altitude, sound, humidity, dew point, magnetic field, and acceleration. It is pre-calibrated and intended for educational use in natural science, biology, physics, and chemistry experiments. The device features a 3.2-inch color touch screen and includes nine internal sensors.

What's inside

  • Internal Sensors
  • Sensor Specifications
  • External Sensors
  • Device Features
  • Technical Background
  • Making Measurements
  • Application Software
  • Acceleration Sensor Orientation

Specifications

Temperature Range-25 to 60 oC
Light Sensor Resolution16 bit
Barometer Range66 to 110 kPa
Altitude Range-722 to 3000 m
Sound Range40 to 110 dB
Humidity Range0 to 100 %
Magnetic Field Range-200 to 200 µT
Acceleration Range-20 to 20 m/s2
Display Size3.2"
Internal Memory20 experiments

Frequently asked questions

Can the Panda work with external sensors?

Yes, the NeuLog Panda can work with external sensors, supporting up to 5 at a time, such as voltage, current, oxygen, and pH sensors.

How is the screen operated?

The viewer's screen uses resistive touchscreen technology, which reacts to pressure and allows operation even while wearing gloves.

What is the reading of the acceleration sensor when facing upwards and not moving?

When the sensor is not moving and is facing upwards, the reading is 9.8 m/s2 because it includes static acceleration due to gravity.

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