Transition notes:

1. Leave out the track with elevation rod, mass sets, and one of the thumb screws from attaching the bumper accessory.
2. Detach the force sensor from the bumper accessory bracket. Leave out the force sensor, and put the bumper accessory bracket as out of the way as possible.
3. Detach the acceleration sensor from the dynamics cart. Remove the friction bracket, but leave it out. Put away Dynamics cart with the force sensor attached and the acceleration sensor/bracket and 8 pin DIN cable.
4. Put away the RMS, pulley on rod, spring scale, string, and springs (different springs go out this lab).
5. The only additions will be another 45cm rod, different springs, collision cart with friction pad, and a sail.

Equipment List:

1. 850 Interface with the following sensors:
• Motion Detector with
  yellow plug DG1, black plug DG2
• Force Probe (Analog A)
2. Cart Track
   • Elevation Clamp
   on the left side clamped to the 45cm Rod sitting in a [Medium Clamp not yet in JSON File]
   • Angle Indicator attached with a Short Track Thumb Screw
3. Collision Cart
4. Friction Pad
5. Hanging Mass Set with the following masses:
   • 1 x 10g Mass
   • 2 x 20g Mass
   • 2 x 50g Mass
   • 1 x 100g Mass
   • 2 x 200g Mass
   • 1 x 500g Mass
6. Vertical Support for Force Probe and Spring:
   • 90cm Rod
   • 45cm Rod
   • Right Angle Clamp
   • Large Universal Clamp
7. Scale
8. Spring
9. Plastic Sail

Notes and tests:

1. Using the the test file, in tab 1 move the cart in front of the Motion Sensor and in tab 2 push/pull the force probe. They should register on the graph.
2. It is important that there be a screw in the force probe to secure it to its support. Make sure when mounting the force probe on the rod it is slid all the way to the front so that none of the rod is poking out.
3. Make sure both screws to the elevation rod are firmly clamped, so the rod cannot slip.
4. Make sure all carts have friction pads.