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iLogger easy User Manual  [rev. 002]      |      www.healtech-electronics.com/iLE

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ARA +/- switch:

 

  This option is only available on the AN1 channel. 

With the help of two pushbuttons, the channel can 

be used to adjust the sensitivity of an ARA module 

that is connected to the iLE. The buttons need to 

be wired in a way to leave the AN1 input floating 

in a normal state, while the ‘

+

’ button must pull 

the input to a high level (at least +5V) and the ‘

-

’ 

button must drag the input to a low level (GND).

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7.1.6 OUT CHANNEL

The OUT channel has no configurable parameters 

(name, etc.).

Furthermore, this channel is not recorded, its sole 

purpose is to configure the OUT terminal.

Channel settings:

- Information:

 Set when the output control should 

be active.

-  Brightness control:

 In case the optional feedback 

LED is being connected to the terminal, the LED 

brightness may be set here.

Possible sources for channel control:

- None:

 The output is not activated.

-  Recording running: 

Active while the iLogger is 

recording.

-  GPS tracking: 

Active while the GPS signal quality 

results in accurate positioning.

-  ARA connected:

 Active while an AR Assistant 

module is connected to the iLogger unit.

You can find non-channel related options in the third 

tab of the Settings menu. These are device-specific 

options:

-  WiFi name postfix:

  Here you can customize the WiFi access point 

name, as generated by the iLE unit. This is 

important in a group of iLE users!

-  Turn off WiFi: 

 

Turns off the WiFi according to the set condition.  

The WiFi is restored automatically, as soon as the 

unit restarts.

-  Start rec. automatically: 

 

The recording will start automatically if the set 

condition is met.

 Attention:

 

  In case the previously set condition is not valid 

(e.g. RPM or VSS drops), the recording will 

continue, i.e. will not stop.

Threshold: 

 

Used for the automatic recording in specific 

configurations. 

7.2. 

Device settings

7.3. 

Misc. settings

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7.3.1 MANAGE CONFIGURATIONS

  Configurations can be saved and re-loaded, 

which makes changing configurations/bikes 

problem-free.

Attention:

 

Changes made in the app must be manually 

finalized by tapping the ‘Update module’ button!

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7.3.2 SECURITY

  You may set a personal security code, eliminating 

any unauthorized connections. The code must 

contain 4 digits. This code does not replace the 

default WiFi password, which is ‘HealTech’.

  Try to use a password that you can remember, as 

not even HealTech can read a personal security 

code. However, we can assign an unlock code 

(master password) to the unit, which we can 

supply to the owner on request. Should you need 

an unlock code for your iLE module, please contact 

us via email at [email protected].

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7.3.3 LANGUAGE

  Choose the iLE app language. Please send us any 

comments or improvements via email at sales@

healtech-electronics.com.

Summary of Contents for iLogger easy

Page 1: ...ery stage of the circuit The module can record five 5 analogue 0 5V channels e g throttle position gear position etc and two RPM pulse signals e g engine speed wheel speed etc An optional expansion port is also available if you wish to capture more data sources A configurable output is also available for instance the dashboard display LED is controlled via this port The iLE can be used with any ot...

Page 2: ...s must be configured correctly e g signal level pulses per REV etc Terminals from AN1 to AN5 are 0 5V range analogue inputs Each input is protected from over voltage meaning even a 12V signal could be connected to them e g brake light switch However only the 0 to 5V part of the signal will be sampled recorded These are the dedicated inputs for all the sensors that generate analogue signals e g thr...

Page 3: ...er revolution Front rear sprocket Set the front rear sprocket tooth count here Please note this setting is only necessary if the sensor is located in the gearbox Tyre circumference The circumference of the wheel where the speed sensor is located in millimeters Always measure the center of the tire as accurately as possible Speed unit Sets the speed unit km h or mph The Analyzer displays the speed ...

Page 4: ...ix Here you can customize the WiFi access point name as generated by the iLE unit This is important in a group of iLE users Turn off WiFi Turns off the WiFi according to the set condition The WiFi is restored automatically as soon as the unit restarts Start rec automatically The recording will start automatically if the set condition is met Attention In case the previously set condition is not val...

Page 5: ...Use a long tap and move the channel to the desired position The sorting affects how the values are displayed in the upper menu bar There s also the possibility to color the channels by tapping the square in front of them 9 3 LAPS The Analyzer has a lap time evaluation feature Based on the GPS data it can calculate lap times with a high accuracy To activate this feature tap the second button in the...

Page 6: ...ing the ZOOM button in the left vertical menu the user can switch between the following zoom states in the graph viewer Whole session complete view The whole length of the session is shown Cursor area 1 minute 2 kilometers 1 25 miles is shown in the graph area Selected lap The lap selected from the chart in the lap viewer is displayed By tapping the ZOOM button continuously the view cycles through...

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