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3. Recording with Physilog®5

There are two ways to start and stop a measurement with the Physilog®5:

3.1 Standalone measurement

Press on the main button (for about 2 sec, until the green light turns off) to start the

measurement. During measurement the Physilog® blinks green. Hold the main button for 3

seconds, until the light turns orange to stop the measurement. When the measurement has

been concluded, the LED shortly blinks green three times.

3.2 Live Bluetooth stream of data

To receive a live Bluetooth stream of Physilog® data, start the measurement from the

receiving device (f.ex. Using the Gait Up app on tablet). There is no need to pair your

Physilog® with the tablet prior to Bluetooth communication, just select the Physilog® from

the list in the app and launch the recording from the app. During measurement the

Physilog® blinks green. To stop the measurement, click on Stop measurement in the app or

hold the main button of the sensor for 3 seconds, until the light turns orange.

If the sensor is not detected by the tablet, shortly press the main button to enter detection

mode. If the sensor can still not be connected, check that it has enough battery and plug and

unplug the sensor to a computer.

The Physilog®5 works in stream and log mode: it saves all recorded data on its SD card, also

when streaming the data in real-time via Bluetooth. This ensures that the data is not lost

when the sensor gets out of Bluetooth range.

3.3 Synchronous measurement with multiple Physilog®5

The Physilog®5 sensors synchronize automatically at start when they are correctly

configured. After starting, one of the sensors (Master) will start to blink green, the others

(Slaves) shine green and don't record until they receive the synchronization signal from the

Master sensor. Once they are synchronized, they blink green synchronously with the Master

sensor and record. Slave sensors contain a file named slave.txt, the Master sensor doesn't

have such a file. A sensor network can contain as many slave sensors as wished, but there

must be a single Master sensor.

To start Slave sensors without receiving the signal from the Master, shortly press the main

button when it is shining green, the sensor will start the measurement without being

synchronized to other sensors.

Multiple sensor measurement start via Bluetooth command will soon be available.