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Fusion Sport Maintenance Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION – REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT ................................................. 3

UPDATING SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE ........................................................ 3

TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ........................................................................... 3

BATTERY CHARGING AND TESTING ................................................................ 4

Battery charging .................................................................................................................................. 4

Charging the Grabba sleeve and PDA ............................................................................................. 4

Charging your remote units ............................................................................................................ 5

Common symptoms and causes of battery issues ............................................................................. 6

In-session battery monitoring ......................................................................................................... 6

Battery test ..................................................................................................................................... 7

When does a Battery have a Problem?........................................................................................... 7

SERVICING YOUR SMARTSPEED SYSTEM ........................................................ 8

ADDITIONAL TROUBLE SHOOTING INFORMATION ......................................... 9

CONTACTING FUSION SPORT ......................................................................... 9

Summary of Contents for SmartSpeed

Page 1: ...3344 6599 FAX 61 7 3344 5076 QUICK START GUIDE w www fusionsport com PO BOX 56 Unit 1 2 12 Selhurst Street Coopers Plains QLD 4108 Australia PH 61 7 31237124 FAX 61 7 3344 5076 ADVANCED PROTOCOL GUIDE...

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Page 3: ...w www fusionsport com PO BOX 56 UNIT 1 2 12 Selhurst Street Coopers Plains QLD 4108 Australia PH 61 7 3344 6599 FAX 61 7 3123 7124 QUICK START GUIDE...

Page 4: ...NT LEVEL membership access to the members area The Members area contains Sample drills PDF tutorials how to guides and drill ideas Full user manuals Trouble shooting guides Knowledge base FAQs Softwar...

Page 5: ...NENTS SYSTEM COMPONENTS Carry case Tripods GRABBA sleeve and PDA Reflectors Remote units Optional Hardware Hand start pad SMARTSCAN RFID SMARTJUMP contact mat 2009 Fusion Sport Pty Ltd All Rights Rese...

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Page 9: ...e other hand Adjust the light until the red alignment light is on see image left and the unit stops beeping In windy environments ensure unit is optimally aligned by moving unit side to side slightly...

Page 10: ...ve selected the correct drill by pressing NEXT or press OK to change Walk through gates as per map Lights will flash green when completed Repeat for each lane Select team to be used and players to be...

Page 11: ...layer RFID auto Press READY and GO to start testing Repeat for each athlete View results at any time on the TABLE tab When finished press OK in top right corner and choose option To export results cho...

Page 12: ...d exported later using the View Results menu on the main SMARTSPEED start screen Question What is the battery life of the system and how long does it take to recharge Answer Generally the life of the...

Page 13: ...art device Software license file has not been copied into program directory Check email from Fusion Sport accompanying software update and copy the license lic file into the program files Smartspeed f...

Page 14: ...next option Unit has incurred firmware failure very rare Turn off all units except non responsive one Exit SMARTSPEED software and run the SMARTLOADER application from the start menu Follow the promp...

Page 15: ...g OK and perform another scan Ensure enough devices are found for the chosen protocol or chose another protocol with less gates Error Incorrect player track ratio When using multiple lanes the number...

Page 16: ...external RF energy Your Physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information Vehicles RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehi...

Page 17: ...in materials and workmanship affecting normal use for a period of one year from date of the Invoice evidencing supply to Customer 8 Warranty does not cover damage fault failure or malfunction due to...

Page 18: ...BLE FOR ANY SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES WHETHER IN CONTRACT TORT OR OTHERWISE 12 Buyer acknowledges that it is not relying on the seller s skill or judgment to select or furnish goods...

Page 19: ...receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect equipment and receiver to outlets on different circuits or Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technicia...

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Page 21: ...w www fusionsport com PO BOX 56 Unit 1 2 12 Selhurst Street Coopers Plains QLD 4108 Australia PH 61 7 31237124 FAX 61 7 3344 5076 ADVANCED PROTOCOL GUIDE...

Page 22: ...14 Reactive Shuttle Drill ___________________________________________________________________14 Reactive Shuttle Interval Drill ____________________________________________________________16 Reaction...

Page 23: ...l and chute protocol Pre installed drills are included in each family however new variations can be created by going to NEW Protocol on the main menu The PDA software has up to 6 gate sprints pre inst...

Page 24: ...lifts their hand foot OFF the start mat or hand start pad note a start pad or switch must be connected to the start gate c Mat Switch down timing starts when the athlete steps ON to the start mat or s...

Page 25: ...art gate Timing is initiated by the system signaling GO and the athlete then sprints through to the finish gate Intermediate split gates can also be used Traffic light sprints are ideal for use in tra...

Page 26: ...N Reactive Mat Start Sprints are a variation of standard timing with the addition of a reaction time measurement on the start gate This protocol requires the connection of a hand start pad or SMARTJUM...

Page 27: ...ach lane breaks the first gate b Mat Switch up timing starts when the athlete lifts their hand foot OFF the start mat or hand start pad note a start pad or switch must be connected to the start gate c...

Page 28: ...n for all lanes will start when the first gate is broken in ANY of the lanes RESULTS ITEM DESCRIPTION Index Break index Gate Broken gate ID Type Break type split time contact time Split CT Split time...

Page 29: ...e gates signaling the start 4 Chute Setting if you no longer need all chutes or perhaps one or more chutes is running low on battery power you can close the chute by pressing red symbol next to the ch...

Page 30: ...int during each period and have the remainder of the period to rest IMPORTANT NOTE FIXED RECOVERY PROTOCOLS Track return protocols used a fixed PERIOD method i e if the period is 30 seconds and the at...

Page 31: ...Manually adjust each period the length of each period can be individually adjusted in addition to what you have configured in the protocol RESULTS OUPUT ITEM DESCRIPTION Split Individual split result...

Page 32: ...1 2 Auto Start 4 gates required Timing starts when athlete breaks first gate As athlete breaks second gate athlete must react and finish through either the 3 rd or 4 th gate pictured as left and right...

Page 33: ...igger gate and the reactive signal appearing Can be either a fixed value or random within a range 4 Enable 1st Level Manual Trigger set the direction option for the reactive signal The default is rand...

Page 34: ...eft 1 middle 2 right on a 0 1 3 drill If the athlete goes in the wrong direction X will be recorded next to the result Note the system will also record if the athlete went in the wrong direction in re...

Page 35: ...beam can be used instead PROCEDURE 1 The athlete begins by breaking the home gate either by breaking the beam or by stepping onto the jump mat 2 The athlete must then run to the gate which lights up...

Page 36: ...trigger gate or leaving the jump mat and the reactive signal appearing Can be either a fixed value or random within a range 2 Enable Set Trigger Manually set the direction option for the reactive sig...

Page 37: ...ange opf other SMARTSPEED protocols PROCEDURE 5 GATE VARIATION PICTURED 1 The athlete begins by breaking the home gate either by breaking the beam or by stepping onto the jump mat 2 The athlete must t...

Page 38: ...n during which the athlete is active The default work duration is 30 seconds USER OPTIONS The following options can be set in the options tab prior to commencement of the session 1 Enable Cut Delay a...

Page 39: ...ght signal the athlete stands on the home gate jump mat The athlete must then wait for the first reactive signal 2 Upon receiving the reactive signal the athlete must then run through the gate which l...

Page 40: ...r the next subsession RESULTS NOTE Gate records the direction ran by the athlete according to which reactive gate was used For example 1 2 3 will represent the respective gate in order that the user w...

Page 41: ...second gate Upon running through each gate the next gate will be triggered to display a colour until the athlete has completed all gates The PDA comes pre installed with 2 6 gate versions of the Serp...

Page 42: ...NS Options for the GRID include 1 Flash light color signal shows the colour allocated to the player s which they must chase during the drill 2 Grid Type select whether the athlete must perform a set n...

Page 43: ...the start finish gate The athlete must repeat this for as many laps as you have defined in your protocol PROTOCOL VARIATIONS The PDA comes pre programmed with a 4 gate lap example in which the athlete...

Page 44: ...beam or presses down on the start pad and after 3 seconds the start gate becomes activated light turns solid green Timing starts when the athlete leaves the beam or when their hand comes off the start...

Page 45: ...nd choosing Track return Interval Drills as the parent drill New protocols can then be created by changing the following settings 1 Subsessions the number of repetitions to be completed 2 Period the t...

Page 46: ...he protocol involves one gate per track The athlete starts at the gate runs around a marker cone back through the gate around another marker cone and back through the gate again to finish USER OPTIONS...

Page 47: ...ght turns solid green Timing starts when the athlete leaves the beam or when their hand comes off the start pad 2 Algorythm ON OFF allows you to turn off SMARTSPEED s Error Correction Processing funct...

Page 48: ...be created or modified in CSV format using a spreadsheet program such as MS Excel PROTOCOL VARIATIONS The PDA is pre programmed with 2 and 4 gate pacing protocols Users can create new protocols by ent...

Page 49: ...every event default and recommended 3 Split status display displays the lap and sub split progress during playback 4 Display pacing tape note if you have entered in notes when creating your pacing ta...

Page 50: ...les The Tapping Test Protocol can also be used to perform popular jump tests measuring how many jumps can be performed in a given time for the measurement of fatigue PROTOCOL VARIATIONS Users can conf...

Page 51: ...al caused by an athlete making a temporary release on the switch 1 10ms 4 Formula pressing this button displays the formulae used in the tapping calculations RESULTS ITEM DESCRIPTION Index Sampling in...

Page 52: ...mple drills PDF tutorials how to guides and drill ideas Full user manuals Trouble shooting guide Knowledge base FAQs Software and other downloads The following guide details maintenance procedures for...

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Page 54: ...AND STORAGE 3 BATTERY CHARGING AND TESTING 4 Battery charging 4 Charging the Grabba sleeve and PDA 4 Charging your remote units 5 Common symptoms and causes of battery issues 6 In session battery moni...

Page 55: ...te to contact your local distributor or email us for direct support at support fusionsport com UPDATING SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE Fusion Sport provides regular updates to the PDA software and remote unit...

Page 56: ...S 1 PIECE UNIT The P Series Fusion PDA comes with 2 chargers Micro USB and 5V DC round plug Either charger can be used however the charging is more efficient when using the DC charger provided For fur...

Page 57: ...ly and before each use You cannot charge the units too often more is better 1 Using the 12V charger and daisy chain connect your RDUs to the power supply NOTE a maximum of 4 units can be connected to...

Page 58: ...lose charge quickly Unit may not be properly charged battery may be damaged or has lost capacity Charge the unit several times and run the battery test function detailed below Contact Fusion Sport to...

Page 59: ...th reflectors because the battery test will turn off the photocell 3 Select Tools Battery Test from the menu The photocell should be off when the battery test screen pops up 4 A default battery test s...

Page 60: ...archives the test results in a zip file and stores on PDA 2 Connect the PDA to PC and copy the ZIP file to your PC The file can be opened by Winzip Winrar or 7 zip etc 3 Contact Fusion Sport to discu...

Page 61: ...usion Sport Members area or in the back of your Quick Start Guide included with the system CONTACTING FUSION SPORT We are here to assist you in getting the most out of your system and enjoying a troub...

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