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5.6 Automatic and Real Time modes
Real time mode: The user obtains information in real-time on movements detected inside
the selected zone (for example 0-4m 0-12ft)).
This means that the user obtains maximum information in a short period: the user can freely move
the pointer (red pointer) to check what happens on the oscillogram (what type of curve) at
the selected distance (for example at 1m, 2m, 3m (3ft, 6ft, 9ft), etc.). For example, if there are
breathing movements at 1m, the user can view the breathing signal of the person on the
oscillogram.
The Real-time search mode is faster than Automatic mode as the user can select a distance
zone 0-9m and see the result in near real time.
For automatic mode: the zone to be detected (0-9m (0-27ft) for example) is automatically divided
into 3 search sub-zones (0-3m (0-9ft), 3-6m (9-18ft), 6-9m (18-27ft)), it takes up to 3 minutes to
complete the search (1 minute to scan each 3m section).
The automatic mode search time is longer but has the advantage of being easier (the user sees
the search result on the screen). It does not provide additional information gathered from
the oscillogram. The user must wait for the end of the search to be able to move the pointer to
the distance where they would like to analyse the signal on the oscillogram.
The real-time mode is aimed at a more experienced user who has carried out various situation tests
in the field to understand the information obtained when reading the oscillogram curves.
Please note: In real time mode, the user can see the “weak movement” icon or
the “strong movement” icon only if a person moves or breathes. If the person stops
moving, after a few seconds the movement icon will disappear. In Automatic search
mode, the movement icon will not disappear, even if the person stops moving or
breathing.
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