Aspion G-Log User manual

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Wireless, inexpensive, long lasting
Reliable recording of shocks
during transport
Recording shocks and temperature during transport
Reliable recording of shocks during transport

Contents / General product description
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Contents
ASPION G-Log shock sensor .....................................................................................................3
1. Technical data ........................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Mounting................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Mounting orientation........................................................................................................................ 5
2.2 Housing dimensions and mounting template................................................................................... 5
3. Declaration of Conformity......................................................................................................................... 6
4. Disposal ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
5. Card reader (NFC)...................................................................................................................................... 7
6. Security notes............................................................................................................................................ 7
ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software ....................................................................................8
1. System requirements ................................................................................................................................ 8
2. Installation................................................................................................................................................. 8
2.1 Getting ready for installation: .NET framework and card reader ..................................................... 8
2.2 Installing the ASPION G-Log Manager PC software .......................................................................... 8
2.3 Installing updates.............................................................................................................................. 9
2.4 Deinstalling the software.................................................................................................................. 9
2.5 Information about product version .................................................................................................. 9
3. General overview of the user interface .................................................................................................. 10
4. Operating the sensor............................................................................................................................... 11
4.1 Defining the settings ....................................................................................................................... 11
4.2 Transferring data to sensor............................................................................................................. 13
5. Usage list ................................................................................................................................................. 14
6. Editing profiles......................................................................................................................................... 15
7. Global settings......................................................................................................................................... 17
8. Reading the sensor.................................................................................................................................. 18
9. Stopping the sensor................................................................................................................................. 18
10. Data analysis............................................................................................................................................ 19
11. Errors and problem solving ..................................................................................................................... 22
11.1 Problems with the NFC card reader and Windows 7...................................................................... 22
ASPION G-Log App for smartphones......................................................................................24
1. Description and installation .................................................................................................................... 24
2. App functions .......................................................................................................................................... 24
Contact and support...............................................................................................................27

ASPION G-Log shock sensor / General product description
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ASPION G-Log shock sensor
0. General product description
With the ASPION G-Log shock sensor, you can record shocks, vibrations and temperature data. It offers a 3-
axes accelerometer and an integrated temperature sensor. The sensor only saves measured values above
or below a defined threshold. You can reuse the sensor a number of times and for different transports.
Using the ASPION G-Log Manager computer software, you can define thresholds and transfer them to the
ASPION G-Log shock sensor. When reading out data from the sensor, the software displays the measured
values. Data is transferred wirelessly to and from the sensor using Near Field Communication (NFC)
technology and a card reader which is connected via a USB interface to the computer. To easily read out
data or to stop a sensor you can download the ASPION G-Log app for smartphones (Android Version 4.1
and later) from the Google Play Store. Data is easily sent from the app to your software via e-mail. The
ASPION G-Log Manager computer software then quickly analyses and further processes your data.
Each sensor has a unique ID which can be found on the housing and in the barcode.
The shock sensor is available in two versions:
ASPION G-Log: housing with protection type IP 50; battery can be replaced by the
manufacturer
ASPION G-Log Waterproof: waterproof version with encapsulation for outdoor use –housing with
protection type IP 65; battery not replaceable
ASPION G-Log shock sensor USB card reader ASPION G-Log Manager
PC software on USB stick
PC software ASPION G-Log Manager for Windows 7 and later App for smartphones for Android Version 4.1 and later

ASPION G-Log shock sensor / Technical data
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1. Technical data
Description
Details
Accelerometer
3 axes: x, y and z
Measuring frequency
Up to ±16 g, extendable up to ±24 g (not
calibrated for values betw. ±16 g and ±24 g)
Accuracy: 2.5%
Shock values verified by an accredited
testing facility
Adjustable threshold from 2 g to 12 g
Between 25 Hz and 400 Hz
Temperature sensor
Internal
-30°C ... +60°C with accuracy of ± 2°C
1°C resolution
Lower and upper threshold freely definable
Memory/logging
Non-volatile memory
Event triggered
Capacity: 286 events in circular buffers
Saves first and 8 highest peak events with
details permanently
Data logging if values are above or below the
threshold
Data transfer and
analysis
Wireless via NFC with
PC software and App
Data is transferred to sensor via NFC and can
then be analyzed
Configuration and analysis with PC software
and NFC-enabled reading devices
Near Field
Communication (NFC)
NFC Tag (Type 4)
ISO/IEC 14443B compatible
13.56 MHz RF interface
Battery
CR2032 3V Lithium 225 mAh
battery exchange by
manufacturer
(only for standard, not valid
for Waterproof version)
Battery life depends on data rate; up to 1.5
years; e.g. 1 year/100 Hz or 450 days/50 Hz
Battery power level at delivery: full
Battery consumption at delivery condition:
5% per year for indicated storage conditions
Temperature ranges/
Storage
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
-30°C ... +60°C
5°C … +40°C
Humidity: max. 85%
Housing + Mounting
ABS housing; screw mounting
M3 ISO 7380 FL;
optional fixing with industrial
adhesive tape
Dimensions: 88 mm x 45 mm x 16 mm
Distance of mounting holes: 80 mm
Maximum tightening torque: 0,4 - 0,5 Nm
Penetration of fluids is to be prevented
(Corrosion damage/short circuit)
Versions
Standard, enclosure type of
protection IP 50
Waterproof, enclosure type
of protection IP 65
Weight: approx. 35 g
Penetration of fluids is to be prevented
(Corrosion damage/short circuit)
Weight: approx. 50 g,
dust- and waterproof
Approvals/Standards
EC Declaration of Conformity
R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EG
ROHS Directive 2011/65/EU and WEEE

ASPION G-Log shock sensor / Mounting
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- x
- z
- y
+ x
+ y
+ z
2. Mounting
2.1 Mounting orientation
To correctly assign the axes in case of shock events,
the mounting orientation is critical.
Recommended mounting
On steel: M3 ISO 7380 FL
On wood/sheet metal: flathead screws with a
maximum
thread diameter of 3.5 mm (e.g. DIN 7981)
Maximum tightening torque: 0.4 –0.5 Nm
2.2 Housing dimensions and mounting template
Housing cross section
Housing dimensions
To easily mount the sensor, copy this mounting template (scale: 1:1).
Dimensions in millimeters
Dimensions in millimeters

ASPION G-Log shock sensor / Declaration of Conformity
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3. Declaration of Conformity
Conformity instructions for Canada in their original wording from “Radio Standards Specification, Issue 4”:
This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions:
(1) This device may not cause interference; and
(2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device.

ASPION G-Log shock sensor / Disposal
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4. Disposal
To comply with the European WEEE directive, the ASPION G-Log shock sensor must not be disposed
of together with domestic waste. Please take the sensor to a municipal e-waste recycling center or
send it back to your supplier.
5. Card reader (NFC)
To operate the ASPION G-Log shock sensor, you require a card reader with NFC technology. ASPION
recommends to use the following device or provides this device with delivery: Identiv uTrust 3700 F of
Identiv Inc. You find a description on how to install this card reader in this user manual. If you use a
different card reader, please contact your supplier or the respective manufacturer.
6. Security notes
The ASPION G-Log shock sensor is not designed for safety-relevant applications.
A sensor which is visibly damaged must not be operated. Please return sensors which do not operate
correctly or are damaged to your provider.
Prevent fluids from penetrating the device, as they may cause corrosion damage or short circuit.
The ASPION G-Log shock sensor must not be opened or modified, nor the battery exchanged.
The battery can be changed by the manufacturer (not valid for the Waterproof version).
Never use a sensor with leaking battery. Do avoid touching this sensor with your bare hands. If you had
contact to leaking fluids, thoroughly wash your hands. Make sure to remove the remaining electrolyte
using a damp cloth. Wash contaminated clothing that has come into contact with the electrolyte.
The manufacturer does not assume any liability for damages which were caused due to inappropriate
use or wrong operation.
The product fulfills the requirements of the IEC 60950-1-2005 (second edition) + A1:2009 + A2:20013
Information technology equipment –safety.

ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software / System requirements
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ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software
1. System requirements
Please note the following system requirements for your PC system:
Windows operating system Version 7, 8.x or 100
Monitor with at least 1600 pixels horizontal resolution
.NET Framework V4.5 or later
USB connectivity for Identiv uTrust 3700 F card reader (if supplied)
2. Installation
The required files and programs to set up the software are stored on the ASPION USB stick. Connect it to
your USB slot. For the latest software versions and updates, additional product information and FAQs,
please go to our internal ASPION customer portal, at www.aspion.de.
Please note: You require administrator rights to install the software. Please contact your IT if necessary.
2.1 Getting ready for installation: .NET framework and card reader
If the .NET framework is not set up on your computer, you must first install it:
Double-click the dotNET Framework\NDP452-KB2901907-x86-x64-AllOS-ENU.exe file to execute it
Install the driver for the Identiv uTrust 3700 F card reader (if in use)
Double click the Smart Card Reader\Identiv uTrust V1.17.exe file to execute it
Connect then the card reader to the USB interface
2.2 Installing the ASPION G-Log Manager PC software
Installing ASPION G-Log Manager in German:
Double-click the ASPION_G-Log_Manager_Installer.x86.de-DE file to execute it
Installing ASPION G-Log Manager in English:
Double-click the ASPION_G-Log_Manager_Installer.x86.en-US file to execute it
The Setup Wizard opens. Please follow the steps of the wizard.
Starting the setup wizard. You can define any data directory.

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Please note: you can store data of the ASPION G-Log Manager in a directory you have selected (e.g. local
directory, network directory, Cloud storage). The program will access the specified directory to display
profile data and analyze data. In that way, you can share saved profiles and analyses. Important: make sure
you have write permission to this directory.
After you have successfully installed the software, ASPION G-Log Manager is displayed as link on your
desktop. Start the program with a double click. The program automatically starts with the Write sensor
function.
2.3 Installing updates
To install an update, follow the same steps as when installing the software for the first time, see ASPION G-
Log Manager –PC software, chapter 2.2, “Installing the ASPION G-Log Manager PC software“. The update
software automatically recognizes previously installed versions.
You can still work with data you have saved before, for example, saved profiles or analyses. Just select the
same storage location for your data that you have used before. In this way, you ensure that all previously
created data is still available to you.
Starting the setup wizard for updates. During update, select the same directory
to store data. In this way, all previously stored data
will be available to you.
2.4 Deinstalling the software
You can deinstall the software following the instructions of your operating system. Data, however, is not
deleted, so it is still available if you install the program again. To permanently delete data, you must delete
the respective data folder, see ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software, chapter 2.2, “Installing the ASPION G-
Log Manager PC software“.
2.5 Information about product version
To find out which software version of the ASPION G-Log Manager you are currently deploying, please click
on Legal information in the left pane.

ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software / General overview of the user interface
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3. General overview of the user interface
The ASPION G-Log Manager always starts with the Write sensor function. The software user interface is
organized in three areas:
Functions Content area and associated function buttons List area
Depending on the function you have selected, the content area and the list area change.
When calling a function, the corresponding first entry of the list area is automatically marked.
The entries in the list area are sorted by date: the entry with the latest date (e.g. created on, changed on,
read on) appears at the top.
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4. Operating the sensor
4.1 Defining the settings
You define the sensor details for your shipment with the Write sensor function.
Select the Write sensor function in the left area.
Define the following settings:
Enter any name for your shipment. This name is uniquely assigned to the shipment and the sensor and
displayed, for example, for analyses. If this field is not filled in, the sensor ID will automatically be
assigned.
Define a time when the sensor starts logging data: immediately or at a specific date/time in the future,
at the earliest after the next full hour.
Please note: the sensor consumes 5% of its battery capacity per year in delivery condition. If it was used
once and then deactivated, the battery consumption in a non-active state is increased to 25% per year.
Define a time when the sensor stops logging data: manually via the Stop sensor function or at a specific
date/time in the future. The sensor can also be stopped with the smartphone app (→ see ASPION G-Log
App for Smartphones).
By entering the planned usage time (weeks/optional), the program checks whether the battery life of
the sensor will be sufficient for the planned transportation time. If the capacity is insufficient, you will
receive a corresponding message.
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To monitor sensor activity, a shock event is triggered automatically in regular intervals. This event is
called activity event and is also used to visualize the orientation, see ASPION G-Log Manager –PC
software, chapter 10, “Data analysis“.
Here you can define the time of the interval in days or hours or deactivate this function. The time when
the activity event is triggered is defined as follows:
- for days: at the next full hour after the start date
- for hours: time-triggered by the number of hours starting with the start date and time (at the full
hour)
Example:
Start = 25.05.17 at 06:30
>> when selecting 3 hours, the first recording is made on 25.05.17, at 10:00
>> when selecting 1 day, the first recording is made on 26.05.17, at 06:00
Please note: the sensor saves 286 events in total. Activity events are also included in that number. The
non-volatile memory overwrites previous events, but the first and the 8 highest
peak events are saved permanently including details, see ASPION G-Log shock sensor, chapter 1,
“Technical data“.
You enter a predefined profile for each shipment. This profile contains threshold values, information on
the battery life, and so on. You select the profile from the list area on the right.
The list view shows you all available profiles. If you have to select from a large number of available
profiles, you will quickly find the required profile using the search function.
Select the desired profile here. The profile details will immediately be displayed in the content area.
Please note: you change a profile with the Edit profiles function, see ASPION G-Log Manager –PC
software, chapter 6, “Editing profiles”.
Here, you will receive information about your global settings. If no information is displayed, the default
setting applies: shock values up to ± 16g are displayed; the ASPION G-Log App for smartphones displays
all events directly, a PIN for stopping the sensor with the smartphone app is not assigned.
With the Global settings function you define whether you display shock events up to ± 16 g
(= calibrated area) or up to ± 24 g. You can also define that events are displayed hidden when reading
out data with the ASPION G-Log App and that they are only displayed for the smartphone user when
entering a PIN. In addition, you can assign a PIN to stop the sensor with the smartphone app.
Please note: You make changes to the global settings with the Global settings function, see ASPION G-Log
Manager –PC Software, chapter 7, “Global settings”.

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4.2 Transferring data to sensor
You transfer the selected settings by clicking the Write sensor button. Follow the
instructions of the program. Put the sensor you want to write data to on the card
reader. After the data has been successfully transferred to the sensor, the sensor is read out and its
currently available data is displayed in the summary window.
The sensor is now ready to be mounted.
Please note: you find explanations on how to mount the sensor and a mounting template in ASPION G-Log
shock sensor, chapter 2, “Mounting“.
States
Sensor is activated and records events
Sensor is not activated and does not record any events
Current battery life in percent; display at mouse over
Errors and problem solving
Possible error messages, causes and hints for problem solving,
see ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software, chapter 11, “Errors and problem solving”.

ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software / Usage list
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5. Usage list
The usage list contains all settings used with the function Write sensor when the sensor is put into
operation. This way, you always have an overview of your activated sensors with all the details.
Select the Usage list function in the left area.
Select an entry from the usage list.
Displays all details of the selected usage.
To delete an usage, select an entry in the list and click the Delete button. Export data of an usage as
PDF with the Create PDF button, for example, to send this information by e-mail.
Please note: The usage list contains all settings used with the function Write sensor when the sensor is
put into operation. You can simply delete the unneeded entry.
The list view shows all available usages. For a very large number of usages, the search will quickly
provide the desired usage. You can enter the sensor ID and / or the name of the usage as a search term.
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6. Editing profiles
Depending on your transported goods, you can create, edit and manage different profiles. You will receive
three default profiles with the software to make orientation easier. Using the settings, you can define the
battery lifespan and threshold values for which an event is recorded if the values are above or below this
defined threshold.
Select the Edit profiles function from the left area.
Profile settings:
Enter a profile name.
The battery lifespan affects the maximum recording time of the sensor.
Please note: the data rate is the higher, the shorter you define the lifespan of the battery. A high data
rate is useful especially for the recording of short shocks.
Define the threshold value for one shock event for all 3 axes for both directions ±. If this defined value is
exceeded for at least one of the 3 axes with the corresponding duration (see ), the sensor records this
event.
Please note: the sensor saves 286 events (shock/temperature/activities). If the non-volatile memory is
full, events of an earlier date are overwritten. This excludes the first shock value and the 8 peak shock
values, see ASPION G-Log shock sensor, chapter 1, “Technical data“. Important: with some
combinations of selected threshold and shock duration, you may not receive relevant and useful
recordings. Please refer to the already included default profiles and talk to your technicians or contact
your supplier to be able to define the right settings.
The threshold value for the shock duration is entered in milliseconds.
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Please note: the shorter the duration, the earlier a shock event is recorded.
The data rate is automatically calculated from the entries that were defined for the battery lifespan
(see ). The data rate is reduced for longer durations. Highest data rate: 400Hz; lowest data rate: 25Hz.
Set the temperature range for allowed temperature values. If values are outside this range, a
temperature event is created and recorded. The value must be above or below the threshold for at
least 10 minutes. By using the On/Off button, you can deactivate the recording of temperature events.
An example for the scheme of recording temperature events:
Settings: Allowed temperature range: 0 –25°C
The temperature drops to -5°C for at least 10 minutes and then raises again to +1°C:
-> The sensor records a temperature event as soon as the temperature has risen to 1°C again. The date
and time at the point at which the sensor returns to the allowed temperature range are logged.
The temperature drops to -5°C and remains in this range during the next 48 hours:
-> The sensor records a temperature event approx. every 10 hours; the date and time are then
recorded each time after 10 hours have been expired.
For each temperature event, the average temperature and one peak value are recorded.
The list view shows you all available profiles. If you have to select from a large number of available
profiles, you will quickly find the required profile using the search function.
Select an existing profile here. The profile details will immediately be displayed in the content area.
Now you can make changes, overwrite the profile or undo changes. You create a new profile with the
New button. If you want to delete a profile, you select the corresponding profile from the list and click
Delete.

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7. Global settings
With the Global settings function, you make global settings which apply when writing data to the sensor.
These settings apply as long as the sensor is used. Click on the Save button to change your entries.
Select Global settings in the left area.
Define here the display range for shock values. The “Show shock values in the calibrated range up to
± 16 g“ option is activated as default setting. By switching to disable this option, you extend the range
up to ± 24 g.
Explanations for the measuring range
The accelerator sensor is calibrated up to ± 16 g by the manufacturer and records shock values up to
± 24 g. You can define yourself whether you want to restrict the display of recorded values to this
calibrated range of up to ± 16 g or whether you want to display values up to ± 24 g.
Please note: we do not guarantee the correctness of values larger than ± 16 g.
Use the Smartphone app permissions to control the behavior of the ASPION G-Log app:
The permissions for the ASPION G-Log App for smartphones allow you to control the display of data in
the app. Per default, no PIN is entered and the ASPION G-Log App displays all events.
Enter a PIN (up to 4 digits, only numbers). Now, the events that were recorded are hidden for the user
when reading out the sensor with the ASPION G-Log App. Only if the user enters the PIN, the ASPION G-
Log App displays all events, see ASPION G-Log App for smartphones. All other functions of the ASPION
G-Log App are not affected.
Stopping the sensor with PIN: Per default, no PIN is assigned and the sensor can not be stopped with
the ASPION G-Log App.
Enter a PIN (up to 4 digits, only numbers allowed). Now, the recording of a sensor with the smartphone
app can be stopped by entering this PIN (→ see ASPION G-Log App for Smartphones). It is not possible
to continue the recording. A stopped sensor can be taken into a new operation (→ see ASPION G-Log
Manager - PC software / 10. Stop sensor).
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Existing shock events Existing temperature events
8. Reading the sensor
You receive analyzed data by clicking the Read sensor function in the left area. Click the Read sensor
button. Follow the instructions of the program. Put the sensor on the card reader so it can be read out.
Select the Read sensor function in the left area.
The summary presents all important information recorded on the sensor at a glance.
The following symbols indicate whether shock or temperature events occurred:
With the Go to data analysis button or the Data analysis function, you go to the events, see ASPION G-
Log Manager –PC software, chapter 10, “Data analysis“.
Further results after the data has been read out
A sensor is activated, but no events are recorded.
A sensor is stopped and has recorded events.
A sensor is not activated in delivered condition and no events are recorded.
Errors and problem solving
Possible error messages, causes and hints for problem solving,
see ASPION G-Log Manager –PC software, chapter 11, “Errors and problem solving”.
9. Stopping the sensor
To stop the recording of events on a sensor, select the Stop sensor function in the left area. Click on the
Stop sensor button. Follow the instructions of the program. Put the sensor you want to stop on the card
reader.
Please note: recorded events will remain on the sensor after it was stopped. You can read out a stopped
sensor at any time. With the Write sensor function, you can newly operate a stopped sensor again. The
memory of the sensor will then be reset.
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10. Data analysis
By going to Data analysis in the left area, you receive all information of a read-out sensor. The program
automatically selects the first entry from the list view on the right.
Select the Data analysis function in the left area.
A data analysis includes the following information:
Select the time zone for the display of recordings. The time zones also include summer and winter
times.
Displays all details for the sensor and the shipment including the current state and profile details.
Display area of events: shock and activity events. By using the mouse-over function or clicking the left
mouse button, you receive details for an individual event. The arrows of the axis displayed in red show
an overlap of the threshold in the respective axe direction. The maximum values can be vary depending
on the display range you have defined (± 16 g or ± 24 g), see ASPION G-Log shock sensor, chapter 7,
“Global settings”.
Displays:
Blue bars = shock event –as vector sum across all 3 axes in g
Green circles = activity event to control the activity of the sensor
Please note: if shock events are recorded at the same second, the bars may overlap. They may then
partly not be displayed in red when using the mouse-over function. The bar with the lowest cumulative
value is displayed at the front, followed by higher bars in the back. To retrieve more details, use the
zoom function (see ) or the export functions (see ).
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Zoom function: if you want to have more details of a certain time period, you can select a time period
with a pressed-down left mouse key. This period will then be displayed in the upper content area. By
double-clicking on this area, you go back to the overview.
The different tabs let you select the event you want to be shown. If you cannot select a tab, no events
are recorded.
Shock = all shock and activity events; from start date to reading date (see figure on page 19)
Shock details
Displays the first recorded shock and 8
more peak shock events in each axes; they
are permanently saved, also if the
memory is full.
Please note: the peak shock events are
calculated via an internal shock value
index. It includes the strength and the
duration of the shock.
Temperature
Displays temperature recordings which
are measured out of the permitted range;
you can additionally define the upper and
lower range.
For the scheme of recording temperature
events, please refer to ASPION G-Log
Manager PC software, chapter 5, "Editing
profiles".
Orientation
The activity events visualize the
approximate orientation towards the 6
main directions. If the orientation
changes, it will be displayed the next time
an activity event is recorded.