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SmarTracks Diagnostics v.3.16 Installation Guide & User Manual

 

      10 

 

 

 

 

5.

 

Software Installation 

 

5.1.

 

How do I install the SmarTracks Diagnostics software? 

 

The SmarTracks Diagnostics software is either supplied on a USB stick, or you will be given download 
details.  

Installation  instructions  when  the 
software is supplied on a USB stick

: 

 

STEP  1:  Connect  the  supplied  USB 
stick.  

STEP 2: O

pen the “SetupSmar-

Tracks.msi” file. 

 

STEP 3: 

Select “

Next

” and follow the 

rest of the instructions. 

 

 

 

 

Installation instructions when the software is downloaded: 

STEP 1: Download the setup file. 

STEP 2: Depending on your operating system, you can get a notification screen about running an un-
recognized app. (Example shown with Windows 10, this may differ per operating system.) 

STEP  3:  Click  “More 
info”.

 

STEP  4:  Click  “Run 
anyway”  and  follow 

the  rest  of  the  in-
structions. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SmarTracks Diagnostics v.3.16

Page 1: ...Version 2 0 March 2020 SmarTracks Diagnostics v 3 16 Installation Guide User Manual...

Page 2: ...e my SmarTracks Diagnostics license 11 5 3 How do I know what modules my license contains 12 5 4 How do I change the language settings 12 6 Performing a Measurement 13 6 1 How do I charge the sensor 1...

Page 3: ...urement 31 7 4 4 Annotating test results 32 7 4 5 Deleting test results 32 7 5 How do I export test results 32 7 5 1 Exporting speed endurance or agility test results 33 7 5 2 Exporting jumps tappings...

Page 4: ...8 5 3 5 10 5 Shuttle Pro Agility Test 49 8 5 4 Custom Agility Test 50 8 5 5 Arrowhead Agility Test AAT 51 9 BASIC INSTRUCTIONS 53 10 Contact Info 55...

Page 5: ...mputer from humidity and dirt If you need to attach the sensor directly make sure there is no moisture or dirt on the sensor Do not try to dry the sensor with an external heat source such as a microwa...

Page 6: ...with wet hands Always use an approved power supply to charge your sensor The adapter may become warm during normal use Always ensure an adequate flow of air around the adapter and handle it with care...

Page 7: ...following software updates were made Update to the format of stored measurements and sprint intervals Improved Timing Gate detection Added option of checking for updates Location can be specified in...

Page 8: ...ssessment such as one jump one run etc Several tests can be carried out during one assessment Measurement data Measurement data is the raw data measured by the sensor This data can be uploaded to a co...

Page 9: ...elt consists of a DX3 5 sen sor a round clip and a belt You can attach the sensor to the clip The clip can be attached to the belt with the black Velcro surface on the back see figure 3 and 4 Figure 1...

Page 10: ...nce tests The gates do not contain sensitive electronics and are tolerant against humidity and dirt To maintain the integrity of the integrated magnets the magnetic rods MCD s should be well pro tecte...

Page 11: ...distance between two timing gates should not be below 5 m to avoid the merging of the magnetic fields that are generated by the gates Angled Timing Gates The MCD can be set up straight most common or...

Page 12: ...igh end see figure 1 2 and 3 IMPORTANT The Humotion logo on the rods MCD s should always face upwards This applies for both the straight and the angled setup You can either place both magnetic element...

Page 13: ...of all the locations and their ground plans Figures 1 and 2 below illustrate a track setup where Timing Gates are integrated into the 100m sprint lane lane 9 and the 400m lane lane 1 In this example...

Page 14: ...on a USB stick STEP 1 Connect the supplied USB stick STEP 2 Open the SetupSmar Tracks msi file STEP 3 Select Next and follow the rest of the instructions Installation instructions when the software is...

Page 15: ...ter installing SmarTracks Diagnostics you need to register the product by activating your license STEP 1 Click on the logo in the upper left corner and choose About STEP 2 Go to the license tab and cl...

Page 16: ...Go to the License tab and tap the unfold button next to SmarTracks Diagnostics STEP 3 Your modules are now visible under neath SmarTracks Diagnostics 5 4 How do I change the language settings STEP 1 C...

Page 17: ...ent when the sensor has been loaded to at least 3 80V STEP 1 Start the SmarTracks Diagnostics soft ware STEP 2 Connect the sensor to your PC using the USB cable STEP 3 The device as well as the charge...

Page 18: ...ent opens Here you can Enter a team name obligatory Enter an athlete s name obligatory You can enter one or several teams under Team The entries will be saved for future measurements You can add one o...

Page 19: ...urement STEP 4 The window Start New Measurement opens Here you can Enter select a team name obligatory Enter select the first athlete s name obliga tory Select the Exercise type optional highly rec om...

Page 20: ...ny Allround Sports Kleve o Dortmund Germany Helmut K rnig Halle only for the round lanes o M nster Germany Leichtathletikhalle only for the round lanes Location describes your position in the global e...

Page 21: ...urement window is opened The window carries the name of the athlete and team that is currently in action Here you can record measure events such as a change of athlete or a dele tion of an incorrectly...

Page 22: ...the sensor belt When putting on the sensor belt make sure the black USB cap points upwards and the sensor is aligned with the spine The sensor belt should cross the L4 L5 vertebrae IMPORTANT Do not ho...

Page 23: ...eed to start a new measurement or reconnect the sensor in between The athlete can just perform all assessments consecutively After the measurement data is uploaded the software automatically recognize...

Page 24: ...measurement select the athlete from the drop down menu If you did not register the athlete before during starting the measurement enter the athlete s name in the box manually The athlete s name will n...

Page 25: ...sensor to your PC via the USB cable STEP 2 The data is analyzed automatically The test results are displayed in the software 7 2 Where can I see the test results After the measurement data has been an...

Page 26: ...p In the Filter menu you can filter the test results you wish to view Statistical data of the selected athlete s For the Squat Jump SJ and Countermovement Jump CMJ you see the average minimum and maxi...

Page 27: ...nd contact time ms If the contact time exceeds 250ms the contact time will be displayed in orange RSI only for DJ Reactive strength index Jump height cm Ground contact time s Speed Categorizes the tes...

Page 28: ...7 2 2 Tappings In the Tappings tab you can find the test results for tappings In the Filter menu you can filter the test results you wish to view The Statistical data shows you the average minimum an...

Page 29: ...er of contacts with the ground per second Hz Count taps 6s Shows the number of taps in the first 6 seconds if duration was 6 seconds or more Count taps 15s Shows the number of taps in the first 15 sec...

Page 30: ...er menu you can filter the test results you wish to view The Export menu allows you to export test results For more information on exporting test results see 7 6 How do I export tests results The Stat...

Page 31: ...ach point represents When no running type exercise has been selected a timing gate When a running type exercise has been selected a measurement point of the running type exercise The Chart shows the s...

Page 32: ...t time Springiness CMJ Cyclic speed Tapping Reactive Strength Index DJ Final sprint speed STEP 1 Select the athletes you wish to compare via the Filter menu STEP 2 The results for the se lected athlet...

Page 33: ...you have additional filters in the Filter menu for Jump type Speed category In the Runs tab you have additional filters in the Filter menu for Exercise type Run type To clear all filters click the re...

Page 34: ...sh to sort the test results 7 4 How do I edit test results STEP 1 Right click on the test result line you wish to edit STEP 2 Choose the item you wish to change from the drop down menu 7 4 1 Entering...

Page 35: ...he sprint interval NOTE You cannot manually enter the Cooper Test The software automatically recognizes each run that lasts for at least 8 or 12 minutes as a Cooper test and displays the Cooper value...

Page 36: ...nt STEP 3 Enter any notes or comments you may have NOTE You can sort test results according to comments 7 4 5 Deleting test results To delete test results in the SmarTracks Diagnostics software STEP 1...

Page 37: ...The drop down menu shows three options All values Export all values per ath lete Average values Export only the aver age time per athlete Best values Export only the best time per athlete STEP 4 Click...

Page 38: ...SmarTracks Diagnostics v 3 16 Installation Guide User Manual 34 7 5 2 Exporting jumps tappings and sprints test results STEP 1 Go to the Compare tab...

Page 39: ...ent The test results are exported to an Excel file The exports are designed to compile the data reflected in the spider diagram We recommend to only use it with the assessments of the diagram s predef...

Page 40: ...6 Installation Guide User Manual 36 7 6 How do I enable the automatic upload of measurement data to Hu motion servers To enable the automatic upload of measure ment data to Humotion servers click on t...

Page 41: ...ts The test results are shown under the Runs tab 8 1 1 Selecting the sprint interval If you did not select a sprint interval for the measurement the software will assign appropriate inter vals automat...

Page 42: ...istance between each point following in brackets For example 0 5 30m every 5m There is a timing gate 0m 5m 10m 15m 20m 25m and 30m 0 10000m every 50m There is a timing gate 0m 50m 100m 150m 200m etc 0...

Page 43: ...gate the sharply increasing kinetic energy is used as trigger for a measurement Different standard values and scientific publications often use the 1m distance to the start while some measurements are...

Page 44: ...without an FE prefix where all entries represent a timing gate with their respective distances Example 0 5 10 20 The athlete starts at least 1m before a timing gate Starting closer than 1m to the tim...

Page 45: ...finish line or any other fixed point on your track From there place the Timing Gates Mobile at stated intervals e g every 100 m Performing the test The test starts from the start position 1 m before a...

Page 46: ...e jump tests in the following order 1 Squat Jump SJ 2 Drop Jump DJ 3 Countermovement Jump CMJ In this order the data of the jumps is more distinct and can be better evaluated afterwards Before and aft...

Page 47: ...Jump Measuring parameters Jump height cm Test results The test results are shown under the Jumps tab 8 3 2 Drop Jump DJ The Drop Jump is a vertical jump for testing concentric strength in muscles use...

Page 48: ...are shown under the Jumps tab 8 3 3 Countermovement Jump CMJ The Countermovement Jump is a vertical jump for testing concentric strength in muscles used for jumping This jump is performed from a stand...

Page 49: ...Timing Gates Before and after each test the athlete should stand still for at least 1 second The athlete starts in a standing athletic position Knees are slightly bent and the torso is slightly leane...

Page 50: ...uld be conducted starting from both the left and the right side to fully evaluate the athlete s ability Setting up the course field 6 cones and 2 Timing Gates are to be set up according to the figures...

Page 51: ...s for the Illinois Agility Test Timing Gate on the left Timing Gate on the right Performing the test The athlete starts from the start position 1 m before a timing gate Before and after each test ther...

Page 52: ...we recommend to define and use a standard position of your choice and make use of the comment field in the results if you differ from your stand ard The athlete can then either start on a given comman...

Page 53: ...example if the athlete is going right then he must start with his right hand on the starting line and vice versa We recommend to standardize the starting direction to ensure com parability The test ca...

Page 54: ...st will not be recognized automatically by the software It has to be either chosen from the drop down menu Exercise type before the measurement is started or changed under Exercise after the data was...

Page 55: ...ere to the above mentioned guidelines Test results The test results are shown under the Runs tab 8 5 5 Arrowhead Agility Test AAT The Arrowhead Agility Test AAT is a simple but effective tool to asses...

Page 56: ...one turning to the left and accelerates to cone B this turning to the right and starts accelerating to cone C Another right turn and the athlete can accelerate back to the finish line Since the test c...

Page 57: ...t and wait until measurement has started 5 Disconnect sensor from PC and attach sensor to belt 6 Put on sensor belt 7 Perform assessment s 8 Reconnect sensor to PC 9 Data is uploaded and analyzed auto...

Page 58: ...ments of the Timing Gates does the yellow colored side point upwards Did you use the angled mounts when advised in the manual e g Illinois Agility Test Runs Tests Does the athlete start with a distanc...

Page 59: ...learning more about Humotion s products and services please contact us using the contact details below E mail mail humotion net Telephone 49 0 251 590 805 0 Fax 49 0 251 590 805 99 In case of technic...

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