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3.4 Extension board (coming in march 2017)

An extension board including a 3D magnetometer and a GPS sensor will be available from

March 2017.

4. Data Analysis

Physilog® always saves raw data on its internal memory, also when streaming the data live

via Bluetooth. Users have access to this raw data through companion software called

Research ToolKit (RTK). The RTK is available for computer (PC and Mac) and Android.

Functions to read raw data inside MATLAB® are also available. Please refer to the RTK user

manual for more details.

USB data transfer

Data saved on the SD card inside the Physilog® can be accessed using USB data transfer.

Therefore plug the USB cable to the Physilog® and a computer. The Physilog®5 connects to

the computer almost instantaneously and files can be accessed. Copy-paste the files to your

computer for analysis. From here you can also delete the files from Physilog®'s memory.

Warning: Do not remove the conf.bin file which contains the configuration information,

otherwise the Physilog® will not record any data. If this happens, recreate a configuration

using the Research ToolKit.

Bluetooth data transfer to Android mobile or tablet (app available 2017)

With the Gait Up application installed on an Android mobile, you can stream data to your

tablet or phone. Data is streamed to the device in real-time and displayed for easy check of

successful data collection. When collecting data at high frequency (above 100Hz), the

wireless data reception may encounter some delay and remaining data is transferred after

the end of the measurement.

Note: Bluetooth 4.0 or higher is required on the mobile device to be able to communicate

with Physilog®5.