After selecting the menu item "Reinforcement" the following window appears:

This displays the relative gain for the left and right sole. Pressing the button again start/centre a cursor in the form of a small line appears under the left-hand number, which can now be changed using the ← or → keys. Pressing the button again start/centre places the cursor under the right-hand number, then under the left-hand number again and so on. The possibility of changing the gain is limited to the range 50%..150%. This menu can be selected during a measurement with the "Monitor" operating mode, e.g. to change the level of the device. Press the button save saves the set values for the relative gain.

The following items can be selected in the menu selection:

• Measurement / signal tone
• Reinforcement
• Matrix
• Memory
• Frame rate
• Soles
• Fair entries
• Date/Time
• Languages

Navigation:
The cursor (a flashing black rectangle) is initially in the position that belongs to the "Measurement" menu. Use the ¯ or keys to select a menu below or above it. The cursor always remains visible on the display, in other words.

With the button start/centre button is used to enter a menu where parameters can usually be adjusted. The ← or → buttons cause an operating parameter to be changed or a number to be reduced or increased. If the > symbol appears at the bottom left, the end of the setting range of the ← button has been reached and a value can only be increased or another operating parameter set using the → button. In the case of the < character at the bottom right, the same applies to the other end of the setting range.

 

on:	Switch on the device (press for at least 1 second)
off:	Switch off the device (press for at least 1 second)
start/centre:	Start measurement/entry into a menu, entry into a lower menu level if necessary
save:	Saving operating parameters
↑	Moving the cursor upwards or exiting a menu
↓	Moving the cursor downwards
→	Increasing a value or selecting a different operating state
←	Decreasing a value or selecting a different operating state

Note:
Depending on the menu or menu level, pressing buttons that are currently meaningless will display an explanation of the current menu status, i.e. a kind of help.

• Data logger
• Connection cable (2 pcs.)
• Measuring soles (number, depending on selection)
• Reader (OmniDrive) with accessories
• Memory card (SRAM)
• Stand housing with battery charger
• Hand-held transmitter for radio triggering
• Carrying strap
• Leg straps

Transmitter

Description:	Battery-operated radio transmitter with built-in aerial
Radio link:	2.4 GHz 500 kbps wireless data transceiver (IKM 2.4 A) tested and approved in accordance with the R&TTE directive; 100 m free space, 15 m inside buildings.
Data transmission:	max. 200 frames/s
Number of channels:	5
Resolution:	12 bit
Connection:	max. 2 sensor array adapters; RJ-45 (see below for features)
Dimensions:	150 mm x 100 mm x 43 mm; 200 gr.
Batteries:	4 rechargeable battery cells size Mignon (AA); 1.5 V
Reproducibility:	+/- 5 %

Receiver

Description:	Receiver for the device described above
Connection / interface:	USB 2.0
Frequency:	2.4 GHz
Dimensions:	114 mm x 67 mm x 36 mm: 125 gr.

Sensor array adapter

Description:	Multiplexer for 8×8 matrix of FSR sensors
Connection:	RJ-45