Gait up PhysiRun Lab User manual

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User guide

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www.gaitup.com
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User guide PhysiRun Lab - v1.1.1 Date: 06.05.2019
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Thank you for purchasing the PhysiRun Lab for running analysis. The
software allows to highlight a multitude of biomechanical parameters to
observe the running technique with the GaitUp sensors (Physilog®5). The
Physilog®5 started from a watch, record the raw data and the PhysiRun Lab
performs the analysis to get relevant and exploitable results with laboratory
precision. This user guide details every step for proper use of PhysiRun lab,
Physilog®5 sensors and watch application.

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Table of Contents
1. Running package content..............................................................................................4
2. Get ready with the sensors............................................................................................4
2.1 Charging sensors.......................................................................................................4
2.2 Sensors Configuration................................................................................................4
2.3 Time setting................................................................................................................5
2.4 Fix the Sensors ..........................................................................................................5
2.5 Protocol......................................................................................................................6
3. How to do a measurement with Physilog®5...................................................................6
3.1 Start measure from the watch ....................................................................................6
3.2 Start a measure from the Physilog®5 .........................................................................7
4. PhysiRun Lab analysis..................................................................................................8
4.1 Get the recorded file...................................................................................................8
4.2 Analyse your file with PhysiRun Lab ..........................................................................8
4.2.1 Load your file in PhysiRun Lab...................................................................................8
4.2.2 Select a period for the analysis.................................................................................10
5. Practical considerations.................................................................................................12
5.1 Handling and maintenance.......................................................................................12
5.2 Support.....................................................................................................................14
6. Limited Warranty & Support Policy ................................................................................15
7. Certification claims for Physilog®5 sensors....................................................................16

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1. Running package content
2. Get readywith the sensors
2.1 Charging sensors
Physilog®5 are charged via micro USB. Connect the USB cable delivered with the sensors.
Connect the other part to a computer or sector with an adaptor (voltage specification: 5V,
100 mA). Physilog®5 must be turned off when charging. Don’t charge the Physilog®5 if the
temperature is not between 0 ° and 45 °C.
Low battery level is indicated by orange blinking during measurement or by 3 rapid red
blinks when you want to start a new measurement. If the Physilog®5 is completely
discharged, charge at least 30 minutes before using. Battery life estimation is available
when you pair the sensor to the GaitUp application (available on Apple Store and Google
Play Store).
2.2 Sensors Configuration
By default, sensors are configured for running analysis with the PhysiRun Lab.
Nevertheless if you encounter any problem during the analysis you can check the sensor
configuration with the Research Toolkit (Windows version/Mac version, User guide) in the
“Configuration” part. Select your sensors> “Load Config”> Change the configuration>
“Send Config”. Configuration for PhysiRun Lab is:
NOTE: Charging problem is indicated by a continuous red light and it could
damage the sensor. In this case try to charge your sensor on another charging
source.

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Sensor 1
Sensor 2
Sensors location
Left foot [LF]
Right foot [RF]
Radio Mode
Master
Slave
Radio Channel
2
2
Accelerometer [ON]
256 Hz
256 Hz
16 g
16 g
Gyroscope [ON]
256 Hz
256 Hz
2000 °/s
2000 °/s
Barometer
64Hz
64Hz
2.3 Time setting
By default, time is configured in the sensor. After a complete discharge, the internal time of
the sensors has to be updated. To update the time, connect your sensor to your computer
and add an empty text file named “time.txt” in the main folder. The file must imperatively
be saved in “.txt”format. When the time is not correctly configured, your files are saved in
the “NO_DATE” folder in the sensor. If the time is correctly set your files are saved in a
folder with the measurement date. If you start the sensors from the watch or the
application, the time is automatically updated and you thus don’t need to follow the
instructions hereabove.
2.4 Fix the Sensors
PhysiRun lab package contains two rubber clips to fix the sensors on the shoes and elastic
straps to measure barefoot running, for example.
Insert the Physilog®5 in the rubber clip, slide the sensor into the clip on one side, then
carefully pull the rubber of the opposite side to cover the edge of Physilog®. The USB plug
should match with the hole in the rubber clip so that the sensor can be charged without
removing the clip. Then, strongly fix the sensor in several shoelaces to maintain it as much
as possible and avoid parasitic movement. The exact orientation of the sensor is not
important, the software automatically finds it. The sensor can also be attached to the outer
side of the shoes.
WARNING: If the sensor is not correctly attached the data analysis could fail or
be less precise than expected.

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2.5 Protocol
Before starting a measurement, it’s important to respect a protocol which allows to get
precise results with PhysiRun Lab. Each measurement must have a static period (flat foot
without any movement). This period is essential for PhysiRun Lab analysis to calibrate the
sensor (manually or automatically) before the analysis.
3. How to do a measurement with Physilog®5
To obtain an analysable file, you have to do ameasurement with Physilog®5. You can obtain
this file by starting the device with the watch, the application or the sensors directly. For
each method your measurement files (.BIN) are saved in the sensor memory (8Go). A file
contains the raw data. Below you can check the name description:
3.1 Start measure from the watch
A measurement from the watch allows to start and stop the Physilog®5 by Bluetooth (within
a radius of 3 meters approximately).
Required material:
•Watch
•2 Physilog®5
—Open the application “Remote watch”already installed on the watch.
—To connect your sensors to the watch, press the button on each sensor briefly (<1s).
Connection between watch and sensor is automatically done after few seconds. Check that
the watch app went from Connecting to Connected, as shown in the picture below.
WARNING: During automatic analysis, every step is analysed. For example, if you
did a part of walking during the measure and you include this part in the analysis
the results could be biased.
WARNING: Before starting a measurement, please carefully read part 2.
NOTE: If the watch does not detect the sensor, you can do a soft reset by holding
the main button of the sensors for 10 seconds.

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—To start a measure press the bottom right button (Connected to Ready). When the watch
displays “Ready”the sensors start recording.
—To start the chronometer, you can press the bottom right button of the watch again.
—To stop the measure, press the same button. The green blinking on the sensors stops
and your files are saved on each Physilog®5.
3.2 Start a measure from the Physilog®5
The measure can be started directly from the Physilog®5.
Material required:
•2 Physilog®5
To start the measure hold the button for 3 seconds on each sensor. Check that there is a
green blinking on your two sensors after releasing the button.
To stop the measure hold the button for 3 seconds, the sensor shines orange, then blinks
rapidly 3 times and stops. Check that the sensors stopped blinking. The file is
automatically saved on the device.
✓
NOTE: You can check that the measure is started. Each sensor is blinking green
during recording.
WARNING: If you want a synchronization between your two sensors make sure
they are blinking green in the same time. Otherwise you need to check the
configuration “Radio mode” and “Radio channel” of your sensors with the
Research Toolkit (Windows version /Mac version, User guide), tab
“Configuration”.

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4. PhysiRun Lab analysis
If you don’t have files to analyse yet please read the part 3 of this user’s guide.
4.1 Get the recorded file
To obtain your file follow the steps below:
—Connect your sensors Physilog®5 to your computer with the USB cable
—Select your sensors in the USB device list on your computer
—Save your file in the same folder on your computer (“1LF091.BIN” for example). If the time
is correctly configured you file is saved in a folder at the date of measurement (for example
“18_10_25” for October 25th 2018. If the time is not configured, your file is saved in the
“NO_DATE” folder in the order of recordings. You can also find your data by using the file
creation time and the size of the files.
4.2 Analyse your file with PhysiRun Lab
4.2.1 Load your file in PhysiRun Lab
The software is located in the USB key provided in the package. Open the software
directly from USB key.
WARNING: You have to save the files of both feet in the same folder otherwise the
analysis cannot work.

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Once the software is running, complete all user information (name, gender, height, weight,
age). In “Report format” you can choose from different result files you want to obtain (pdf,
excel file, csv file).
In the PDF format there are three pages:
Excel and csv format give the cycle-by-cycle calculation for each parameter:
To generate these reports, select your files (saved before on your computer in the same
folder). You can drag and drop your files on the main page (both files at the same time). If
you select the files with the button “Select”use “CTRL”to take the two files [LF and RF].
NOTE: You can also analyse 1 foot,however stiffness, asymmetry andflighttime are not
calculated

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4.2.2 Select a period for the analysis
You can choose between a manual or automatic analysis. Manual analysis allows to select
a specific period for calibration and analysis. Automatic analysis takes the entire signal.
If you have selected to do a manual analysis please read the following instructions carefully.
For sensors calibration, move the gray window to have a part of static period and some
running cycles (see picture below). To move the window, click on the top bar. You can also
expand the period by holding and moving the triangle on each extremity of the selection
window. Once this step finished click on “Next”.
For analysis, move the gray window “Analysis”on the signal you want to analyse. Like for
the calibration part you can move, expand and reduce the window. One this step is finished
click on “Analyse”to get your report.
NOTE: If you choose automatic analysis, the following instructions are not
necessary and you can directly click on “Analyse” to obtain your reports.

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Before generating your reports, you can add some comment on the report and rename your
result files (no space or special character allowed). PDF, excel and csv will have the same
name. The language for the PDF report can be selected from available translations in the
list. To obtain the third page of the PDF report, select either left or right foot results to be
displayed on the full race graphs.
After selecting the destination folder, the software informs if the analyse is successfully done
or not. In the case where you have an issue, please read the “Support”part or contact
customer support [email protected].

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5. Practical considerations
5.1 Handling and maintenance
Physilog®5 should be handled carefully. In particular, it should not receive shocks, such as
fall, crushing, being hit, etc. Do not press forcefully on the on/off button, this can damage
the button.
Warning: Do not use or charge the Physilog® if the sensor or its case is
damaged. Contact Gait Up about what further action is needed when the case
is damaged. In case the battery is damaged immediately disconnect the
sensor from any plug and move the device away from flammable materials
and contact Gait Up’s customer support.
•To benefit from the maximal battery life, fully charge Physilog®sensors before
doing measurements (LED shines green when connected to a computer or
charger, you can also check the battery level with the Physilog®5 companion
Android Application available on www.gaitup.com/support).
•Copy trial recordings to your computer: Physilog®is not the best place to keep and
save important data. GaitUp cannot be held responsible if data stored on the
sensor are lost.
•Physilog®5 can be used outside. Do not use Physilog®5 to measure water-sport
activities without additional waterproofing.
•Storage: Store in a cool (0 °C—30 °C) and dry place. The provided box is the
perfect place for your sensor.
•Cleaning: Sensors can be cleaned gently using alcohol wipes. Before you clean the
device makes sure it is turned off and disconnect all cables. Alcohol used in excess
may damage the sensor’s waterproofing. Make sure to use wipes and not put liquid
alcohol directly on the sensor. Do not clean the USB entry with alcohol.
•Each sensor is individually calibrated by Gait Up and they do not need yearly
recalibration for gait measurements.
•Do not throw Physilog®sensors in the normal trash, dispose of it properly
considering local laws and rules about electronic waste and batteries.
•Make sure to know which Physilog®file corresponds to which trial for your
analysis—First digits of file name are automatically increased (exceeding 999 and
new date resets the increment back to 1). Note that date of the file generation
(recorded between one start and stop of the Physilog®) is visible in the XLS or CSV
file and the Matlab structure “header”. If you wish to adapt internal date and time of
the Physilog®, read the corresponding section of the user manual of Physilog®5.
•Do not remove the “conf.bin” file from the Physilog, otherwise it will return to a
default configuration based on original configuration.
•Do not introduce pointy objects into the small hole besides the USB entry, this
irreversibly damages the waterproofing of the sensor.

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Informations relatives à la sécurité :
•Physilog®5 contient une batterie au lithium. La batterie ne doit être chargée que
si la température extérieure est dans les limites définies. N’essayez jamais de
connecter ou charger votre Physilog®5 si la température ambiante est en dehors
des limites de 0 à 45 ° C.
•Physilog®5 doit être chargé par une connexion USB avec un ordinateur. Un
chargeur externe peut être utilisé ; mais Gait Up ne livre et ne recommande pas
de chargeur. Gait Up refuse toute responsabilité liée à l’utilisation d’un chargeur
externe.
•La tension de réseau devrait être : DC, 5V. La consommation de courant est de
100 mA. Tout circuit connecté à Physilog®5 doivent être « très basse tension de
protection » et « source à tension limitée » comme décrite dans les normes
suivantes : IEC60950-1:2005+/A1:2010 et EN60950-
1:2006+/A11:2009+/A1:2010+/A12:2011
Safety information :
•Physilog®5 includes a lithium battery. This battery may only be charged over a
limited temperature range. Never attempt to dock or charge your Physilog®when
the temperature is outside of the range of 0 to 45 °C.
•Physilog®5 should be charged through USB connection with a computer. An
external charger maybe used; note that no charger is provided byGait Up. GaitUp
declines any responsibility due to charger usage.
•Supply voltage should be as follows: DC, 5V. Current consumption is 100 mA.
All external circuits connected to the Physilog®5 should be “Safety Extra Low
Voltage”and “limited Power Sources”circuits as described in the following
standards: IEC60950-1:2005+/A1:2010 & EN60950-
1:2006+/A11:2009+/A1:2010+/A12:2011
Warnhinweise:
•Physilog®5 enthält eine Lithium Batterie. Die Batterie soll nur in einer definierten
Temperaturspanne aufgeladen werden. Versuchen Sie nie Ihren Physilog®5 an
den Computer anzuschliessen oder aufzuladen, wenn die Aussentemperatur
nicht zwischen 0°C und 45°C ist.
•Sensoren sollen durch eine USB Verbindung mit einem Computer aufgeladen
werden. Ein externes Ladegerät kann benutzt werden; Gait Up empfiehlt und
liefert aber kein externes Ladegerät. Gait Up übernimmt keine Haftung falls ein
Ladegerät gebraucht wird.
•Die erlaubte Netzspannung ist: DC, 5V. Stromaufnahme beträgt 100mA. Alle an
den Physilog®5 angeschlossenen externe Stromkreise sollen die
«Sicherheitskleinspannung” und “mit begrenzter Leistung” Regeln erfüllen, die in
den folgenden Normen beschrieben sind: IEC60950-1:2005+/A1:2010 und
EN60950-1:2006+/A11:2009+/A1:2010+/A12:2011

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5.2 Support
LED indications
Situation
Description
Meaning
Connected via
USB
Green continuous
Fully charged
Orange blinking
Charging
Orange blinking
Data transfer
Red continuous
Error 1
During measure
Green blinking (2 flashes per blink)
Measuring
Green blinking (2 flashes per blink)
Waiting for synchronization
Green/Orange blinking (1 green, 1 orange flash per
blink)
Low battery
Error
2 rapid red blinks
Error 2
3 rapid red blinks
Error 3
4 rapid red blinks
Error 4
5 rapid red blinks
Error 5
6 rapid red blinks
Error 6
Error type
Error type*
How to solve the issue
Error 1
Disconnect and replug the Physilog®5
Error 2
Contact GaitUp
Error 3
Charge the Physilog®5
Error4
Contact GaitUp
Error 5
Contact GaitUp
Error 6
Empty the memory card
*see LED indication above
Soft reset of Physilog®5
The soft reset is the first manipulation which can be done if the Physilog®5 is not working
properly. To do a soft reset, hold the main button for 15 seconds. The LED shines orange
and then stops. If the problem persists, fill out the contact form on the support page
(www.gaitup.com/support) or write an email to [email protected]. Please indicate
Physilog®5 serial number and describe the problem in as much detail as possible.

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Some contact time references in the literature
Subjects
Speed
Contact time
Usain Bolt
40 km/h
83 ±2 ms (100 m sprint)
Beginners (n=30)
21 km/h
140 ±11 ms for sprinters
160 ±13 ms for long distance runners
Cunninghal 2013
Half marathon runners
(n=283)
18 km/h
183 ±16 ms for mid and front foot
runner
200 ±21.3 ms for rear foot runners
Hasegawa 2007
Beginner (n=30)
15 km/h
180 ±16 ms for sprinters
250 ±20 ms for long distance runners
Cunninghal 2013
Ultra-Marathon trail
runners(n=18)
10 km/h
249 ±16 ms at the start of the race
252 ±17 ms after 3h in the race
Morin 2011
Beginners (n=210)
9 km/h
236 ± 26 ms
Bredeweg 2013
6. Limited Warranty & Support Policy
Warranty:
Gait Up offers 12 months parts and labour on Physilog®starting from the date of delivery. If within
one year from the date of delivery to the customer the equipment does not comply with the foregoing
limited warranty, Gait Up will at Gait Up’s option, repair, replace or refund the purchase price of the
defective equipment free of charge to the customer. Customers requesting repair, replacement or
refund are required to ship, the Physilog®toGait Up. As a condition of this warranty, customers must
contact Gait Up’s customer service for instructions on and approval of shipment prior to returning
any defective Physilog®. The warranty shall not apply to any product or component thereof which
has been repaired or altered by anyone other than Gait Up in any manner so as, in Gait Up’s
judgement, to affect its service ability, or any product been subject to alteration, accident, misuse,
abuse, neglect or abnormal wear. Gait up warrants solely to the original purchaser (customer). Only
the terms expressed in this warranty shall apply and no distributor, corporation or individual is
authorized to amend, modify or extend this warranty in any way.
GaitUp shall have no liability for any consequential, incidental or special damages by reason of any
act or omissionor arising out of or in connectionwith the equipment or its rental, delivery, installation,
maintenance, operation, performance or use, including without limitation any loss of use, lost
revenue, lost profits or a cost associated with downtime. The obligations contained in this paragraph
continue beyond the term of this limited warranty.
Physilog®and Gait Analysis Software are not considered as proper Medical Devices, since they do
not support directly diagnosis, but they provide data which have to be analysed and approved by
medical doctors for them to make their diagnosis. Reclamations regarding medical devices will not
be considered.
Support Policy:
Support does not include:
support for 3rd party hardware, software, mailing lists or web content
writing or debugging customer applications and deployments
detailed explanations of the engineering principles behind our software and hardware
support for systemic problems beyond the scope of the actual Physilog® and existing systems
software (IT issues, computer operation)
support for customers whose conduct fails to meet professional standards

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Occasionally we engage in more interactive support or consulting. Interactive support is a customer
courtesy and is provided at Gait Up’s discretion. It does not invalidate the support policy described
above. There is no guarantee of performance, timeliness, or establishment of a continuous support
relationship. Consulting is subject to acceptance of a formal statement of work.
7. Certification claims for Physilog®5 sensors
IC Statement
Under Industry Canadian regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum
(or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users,
the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more
than that necessary for successful communication. This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS
standard(s). 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 operations of the device. This
device complies with Industry Canada radiation exposure limits set forth for general population. This device must not be
co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is 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 operations.
(a) (5) When the device is so small or for such use that it is not practicable to place the statement specified under
paragraph (a) of this section on it, the information required by this paragraph shall be placed in a prominent location in
the instruction manual or pamphlet supplied to the user or, alternatively, shall be placed on the container in which the
device is marketed.
However, the FCC identifier or the unique identifier, as appropriate, must be displayed on the device.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, 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 instruction, 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 off and on, the user is encouraged to try
to correct interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for general population. This device must not be co-
located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

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Contact information
At GaitUp, we welcome your feedback and questions
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Document
Version
Changes
Responsible
Date
1.0.0
First public version
Jules Gellaerts
29/11/18
1.1.0
Update for version 1.1.0 of PhysiRun Lab:
- Barometer turned on in default
configuration information (necessary for
altitude)
- PDF third page
- Language selection and full race side
Rebekka Anker
29/04/2019
1.1.1
No special character or space allowed in
report filenames.
Rebekka Anker
06/05/2019