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Easi-Walker User Guide 

Switching between Activity and Pedometer Views 

  If you want to compare the performance of all the pedometers for the same activity, click on 

the activity number on the left. If you click on “ACT 1” for instance, you would see the data 
for all pedometers on Activity 1 

  In Activity view the colours shown on the chart will match the pedometer colour 

 

 

Using the Time Chart function 

  When you are viewing the 2-minute data using the Time Chart function, it will show all the 

activities for the selected pedometer, with each activity starting at 00:00. Each Activity will 

be in a different colour. 

  If you select any activity, it 

will show ALL activities for 
each pedometer attached. 
Each pedometer will be in 
a different colour, with the 
breaks between activities 
shown as diamonds. 

  Because the activity 

number can change 
within a 2 minute period, it 
is possible that there can 
be small discrepancies 
between the step counts 
shown in the different 
views. 

  To zoom in to a part of the chart, hold down the left click button then drag over the area you 

want to zoom in on, the area then becomes highlighted red. When you have the area 
covered in red that you would like to zoom in on, let go of the left click and that area will 
now be shown in the graph area.  

  In this chart type, if the icon is clicked again it shows a cumulative graph of the total number 

of steps for that day.  

Naming the Activities 

  The name for an activity e.g Football, can be typed into the white box next to the activity 

number. The activity labelled football is then saved only for that specific activity for that 
pedometer and on that day 

  To make it quicker to add activity names, the names that have been used before are 

entered into an auto-complete list and will pop-up as you start typing them. Select the name 
you want and press the <Enter> key to accept 

Summary of Contents for Easi-Walker

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Page 2: ...television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocat...

Page 3: ...e briefly to unlock the pedometer the Lock indicator will now flash on the display Press the Select button on the front briefly twice to move to the next Activity number Activity number will increase...

Page 4: ...re is running Running the Easi Walker Application Software From the Start menu go to All Programs and select the program group TTS Group Then select Easi Walker Easi Walker will run and initially show...

Page 5: ...The information from up to 50 pedometers can be saved for each date The data on each pedometer is deleted after downloading to the database Please ensure that you only download the data to the correc...

Page 6: ...ber can change within a 2 minute period it is possible that there can be small discrepancies between the step counts shown in the different views To zoom in to a part of the chart hold down the left c...

Page 7: ...e Enter key The new title will be placed centrally at the top of the chart Note that this title is not stored in the database Taking and Using a ScreenShot When you are happy that the chart area is sh...

Page 8: ...nutes If still no display remove the battery for 5 seconds then replace and continue recharging Problem Cannot change the Activity Number Solution The activity number cannot be increased past 9 and ca...

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