Einstein +2 User manual
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subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference and (2)
This device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
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pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
a) Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
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from that to which the receiver is connected.
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einstein
™Tablet+2
Quickstart Guide
What’s in the Box?
In the box you should find the following:
1. einstein™Tablet+2
2. AC adapter
3. USB cable
4. Cleaning cloth
5. Screen protector
6. Quickstart Guide
Thank you for choosing the einstein™Tablet+2.
This Android tablet is equipped with built-in sensors plus
exploration and analysis apps, making it an advanced,
all-in-one science lab.
This einstein™Tablet+2 is also your entry into the einstein™
Learning Platform – an entire world of science experiments and
apps designed to bring science learning into the 21st century.
The einstein™Tablet+2 was designed to encourage science
discovery and hands-on exploration by students of all ages.
The 10 built-in sensors cover the basic needs of science
learning while the 4 external ports allow you to add up to 8
external sensors (over 60 to choose from within the einstein™
Learning Platform). This makes the einstein™Tablet+2 not
only accessible to the youngest learners but also provides
a way to run highly sophisticated experiments that can
gather data from 18 dierent sensors simultaneously.
In addition to this powerful hardware, the einstein™Tablet+2
is bundled with apps designed to reinforce the hands-on
learning techniques adopted by the latest science learning
standards and a classroom management app. Integrating
these apps into the classroom is made even easier by the
online resources available on our website einsteinworld.com
or our Activity Store activitystore.einsteinworld.com
Okay, time to open up the guide and start exploring!
The einstein™team
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Charge indicator light
Front Camera
Power button
4 ports compatible
with 60+ einstein™
external sensors
Microphone/Sound sensors
Headphone jack mini-HDMI Micro-SD Light/UV sensors
Micro-USB/ Charger
Light
(1 to 128,000 lux)
UV
(Index)
3-Axis
Accelerometer
GPSSound
(40 to 110 dB)
Microphone
(70 to 20000 Hz)
10 Built-in sensors
Volume
Projector Friendly
Ultra HD output
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth 4.0
Supports a 128GB
Micro-SD card
Long Lasting Battery
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LED flash
The einstein™Tablet+2 comes with the 10 built-in sensors
listed above to start you on your way to a full, hands-on
science curriculum. To find out more about customizing and
expanding the tablet’s capabilities check out our website:
einsteinworld.com/sensors
Back camera/
Heart rate sensor
Temperature, Humidity and
Barometric pressure sensors
Speaker
Speaker
Heart Rate
(40 to 240 bpm)
Relative Humidity
(0 to 100 %)
Temperature
(-15 to 50 °C | 5 to 122 °F)
Barometric Pressure
(260 to 1260 mbar)
over 60 einstein™external sensors
(sold separately)
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Using your tablet
1Turn on your einstein™Tablet+2:
• To turn on your tablet press the Power button down until
the einstein™logo appears on the screen, then release
• Swipe the lock icon to start accessing your tablet’s apps
2Start experimenting
3Turning o the tablet:
Press and hold down the Power button.
Confirm that you want to power o.
Charging the battery:
Plug the AC adapter into a wall socket.
Plug one end of the Micro-USB to USB cable into the AC
adapter and the other into the Micro-USB port on the tablet.
The Charge Indicator light will turn red when battery power
is low and green when the tablet is fully charged.
Note: An on-screen indicator will give you an accurate indication of battery power.
Note: The tablet may become warm when connected to the charger.
Warning: Using an unauthorized charger may damage the tablet.
Using the sensors
The Light and UV sensors are located at the top of the tablet.
To take a reading aim the sensor at the light source you
want to measure. The Temperature, Humidity and Barometric
Pressure sensors are located at the top of the tablet.
Power Button
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einstein™World
gives you access to dozens of interactive
science Activities.
• Open the app by tapping the icon.
• Join einstein™World
• Download new Activities from einstein™World or from
activitystore.einsteinworld.com.
Class Management
Leading Classroom Management app preloaded
on your tablet
• Connect your class devices to a single classroom network
• Use your tablet to control all the devices in your classroom
(separate license purchase required)
MiLAB
is a science learning app that turns your tablet into a
sophisticated science lab.
• Open the app by tapping the icon
• Use the checkmarks to turn the various sensors on and o
• Tap Run to begin measuring
• Learn more about MiLAB at: einsteinworld.com or the
einstein™YouTube channel: youtube.com/FourierEdu
When measuring, make sure the sensors are in the area you
want to measure. The Heart Rate sensor is located on the back
of the tablet and is built into the camera.
Note: Be careful not to cover the sensors’ ventilation holes.
Applications
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Quick Experiments
Take your tablet for a test drive with these Quick Experiments.
For more experiments, go to einsteinWorld.com/experiments
Rate My Heart
Understanding how the heart works is basic to understanding
the human body and is one of the first experiments any science
student should learn to perform. The einstein™Tablet+2makes
these first steps fun and easy.
For this experiment we will try out einstein™World, an app that
allows you to download multimedia Activities incorporating
sensor-driven data.
1Open your browser
2Go to activitystore.einsteinworld.com
3If you haven’t yet registered for einstein™World tap “Sign Up”
4Follow the registration procedure
5From the Activity Store search for “Rate My Heart”
6Tap “Rate My Heart” and then “Download”
7Tap the einstein™World icon
8Sign in
9Tap the “Rate My Heart” icon
áThe Activity will guide you, step-by-step, through the
experiment
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The Sun – Friend or Foe?
In this investigation we will explore UV radiation. You will
observe how well sunscreen blocks UV radiation. Based on the
results, students will create a set of guidelines to help protect
themselves from UV radiation.
For this experiment you will need:
• einstein™Tablet+2
• Plastic wrap
1Go outside
2Tap the MiLAB icon to open the MiLAB app
3Make sure only the UV sensor is selected
4Point the UV sensor at the sun (see illustration)
5Tap the Meter icon (this will let you see the reading in
a digital format)
Sun
UV sensor
Sunscreen
• Sunscreen
• A sunny day
6Tap the Run button
7Note the UV level
8Spread sunscreen on the plastic wrap
9Point the UV sensor at the sun
áHold the plastic bag with the sunscreen in front of the
UV sensor
àTap the Run button
âNote the UV level
äCompare the results
and draw conclusions
Plastic wrap
Dress for Success: Light Absorption
and Light Reflection
In this investigation we will explore light absorption and
light reflection using two boxes, one painted black and one
painted white.
For this experiment you will need:
• einstein™Tablet+2
• Two identical boxes
(big enough to hold the tablet)
• Black paint, White paint
Note: For improved accuracy use two tablets to check the boxes simultaneously
1Paint one of the boxes white and one of them black (let
them dry)
2Tap the MiLAB icon
3Make sure only the Temperature sensor is selected
4Tap the Setup icon
5Use the wheels to set the Rate to “1 per second”
6Use the wheels to set the Duration to 30 minutes
7Tap the Run button
8Use the masking tape to seal the tablet in one of the boxes
9Put the box in the sunlight
áAfter 30 minutes take the tablet out of the box
àTap the Save icon
âRepeat steps 3-10 using the other box
äCompare the two graphs – tap Archive in MiLAB to access
the saved experiment
• Masking tape
• A sunny day
Box
Masking tape
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Of course these are just the tip of the
iceberg. Using the MiLAB app you
can create an unlimited number of
experiments covering the entire range
of science curricula from K-12. Go to
einsteinWorld.com/experiments to
access over 100 experiments already
created by the einstein™team
or visit the Activity Store at
activitystore.einsteinworld.com
to download more exciting
science Activities.
Connecting external sensors
External sensors can be added by connecting a sensor cable
to the einstein™Tablet+2. Insert the sensor cable into one of
the 4 sensor ports on the tablet and then connect the other end
of the sensor cable to the sensor. Up to 8 external sensors can
be added by adding a splitter to each port. Please note the
position of the sensor’s connector. When properly positioned,
the sensor cable should fit in smoothly.
The einstein™Tablet+2
supports more than 60
dierent einstein™sensors,
though some sensors
may require an additional
cable or adapter.
For a complete list of sensors, please visit our website.
einsteinworld.com
Additional experiments you can do with external sensors:
• Compare the pH of Cola and Water
• Electric Conduction of Metals
• Eect of Light on Photosynthesis Rates
• Alcoholic Fermentation in Yeast
• The Heat of Combustion
• Freezing and Melting of Water
• The Magnetic Field of a Bar Magnet
• The Energy of a Tossed Ball
And many more...
einsteinworld.com/experiments
Pressure
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Specifications
Model Number: ENTAB2
CPU: Quad-core, 1.8 GHz
Screen: 8.9” 1280 x 800 LED IPS
Memory:
Internal memory: 16 GB
Features:
2 Megapixel camera (Front)
8 Megapixel camera (Rear) + LED flash
Speakers: 1W x 2
Connectivity:
Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0, BLE
GPS
Ports:
Mini-HDMI: 1 port
External sensor port: 4x
Micro-USB: 1 port
Power Supply:
Battery: Li-Polymer, 6200 mAh
AC adapter: 5V/2A
Certifications:
CE, FCC, CCC, EAC
Updates
Fourier will provide automatic Over
the Air (OTA) push updates to your
tablet. You will need an active internet
connection to update.
To update the tablet, make sure that the
tablet is 30% charged or connected to
the AC adapter.
Warnings
• Opening the tablet, by anyone other
than an authorized dealer, will void
the warranty
• Do not cover the ventilation openings
during use
• Keep the tablet away from extreme
heat or cold
• Do not use solvents when cleaning
the screen
• Never immerse the tablet in water
and avoid exposure to high humidity
• Do not dispose of the tablet with
regular waste, recycle both the tablet
and the battery in designated places
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