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Let’s look at an example:
1. Choose one or more athletes by pressing the orange button <Select> under the ‘Athletes’
box, then tick one or more athletes in the grid and press <Confirm>.
Shortcuts are possible using the <Select All> and <Deselect All> buttons, whereas if the
athlete database has been organized in groups and subgroups, a group can be selected with
<Select Group>. When there is the Witty·RFID system, instead of manual selection, simply
move the patient's bracelet to the reader and his/her name will automatically be selected
2. Select one or more tests by pressing the green <Select> button under the ‘Test’ box; select
one of the three test macro-typologies (Performance, Gait Analysis, Rehab) to view the
relevant test definitions, then tick one or more tests in the grid and press <Confirm>.
2a. As an alternative to the selection of a number of tests, it is possible to select a pre-defined
protocol. Click the green <Select> button under the 'Protocols' box, select the macro-
typology and click on one of the protocols followed by the <Confirm> button. It is not
possible to select more than one protocol at once. When the protocol has been chosen, the
test list is compiled with the tests that define the protocol.
3. Check the configuration by pressing <Configure> (see chap. 4.2.1.1 Execute Configuration
4. Execute the test by pressing <Execute> (or <Repeat> if a test has already been performed)
5. Wait for activation of the Webcam (if installed) and the sound signal that gives the ‘all clear’
to perform the chosen test.
6. Follow the instructions at the bottom left which, depending on the test definition, will tell
you to ‘enter’ or ‘exit’ the test area (i.e. the space between the bars).
7. Save the test performed with <Save>, watch the video again with <Review> or cancel the
test with <Cancel>. Press <Repeat> to have the athlete repeat the test without moving to
the next test (or the next athlete). If <Repeat> is pressed before saving, the test will be
deleted. Press <Insert Note> to add a note to the test that has just been completed.
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