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OPENGO 
SENSOR  INSOLE 

Instructions

 

Summary of Contents for OpenGo

Page 1: ...OPENGO SENSOR INSOLE Instructions ...

Page 2: ...n the support section of the moticon homepage www moticon com support Do not use a sharp object to remove user replaceable coin cells Contact your local waste disposal department to properly recycle the coin cells Perchlorate material special handling my apply Warnings ...

Page 3: ...easurements Store the sensor insole only without coin cells The coin cell compartment must face down when inserting a sensor insole into a shoe The sensor insole does not need maintenance and must only be cleaned as described here www moticon com support Warnings ...

Page 4: ...d consult your doctor if it can be replaced by a OpenGo sensor insole Only wear a left and a right sensor insole in order to avoid asymetric gait Only wear OpenGo sensor insoles with socks to avoid skin irritation Only wear OpenGo sensor insoles in the right size and in closed footwear Warnings ...

Page 5: ...s Do not wear OpenGo sensor insoles with open foot ulcers or wounds Do not wear OpenGo sensor insoles for driving cars or climbing ladders Do not wear OpenGo sensor insoles if strong foot sweat appears and do not expose sensor insoles to humidity Warnings NOTICE ON RISKS ON HEALTH ...

Page 6: ...sole overview The OpenGo sensor insole is a fully integrated sensor insole It is completely wireless and hence does not interfere the wearer s motion The sensor insole measures the plantar pressure distribution total loads and the acceleration of the foot ...

Page 7: ...2032 rechargeable 3 7 volts Coin cell life Up to 29 hours depending on operation mode Radio frequency 2 4 GHz ANT wireless protocol communications protocol Operating From 10 C to 40 C temperature range Water resistance No cleaning with liquid sanitizer ...

Page 8: ...er OpenGo sensor insoles should exclusively be operated with rechargeable coin cells Primary coin cells batteries may cause mal function due to a much faster voltage drop You need 1 coin cell model PD2032 for each sensor insole Model wall adapter or other Type CC CV Charge voltage 4 2 V Coin cell charger Coin cells ...

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Page 10: ...9 Installing the coin cell 1 2 Take the sensor insole upside down Remove the lid by lifting the lid nose with your thumbnail ...

Page 11: ...10 Installing the coin cell 3 4 Prepare the coin cell with the positive side facing up in the displayed insole orientation Slide the coin cell under the positive battery contact flap ...

Page 12: ...11 Installing the coin cell 5 6 Place the lid with the nose inwards and centrical on the coin cell compartment Snap in the lid by pressing on it with your thumb ...

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Page 14: ...airing the OpenGo sensor insole with a PC Before you can connect your OpenGo sensor insoles wirelessly to your PC and view data in the analysis software Beaker you must pair the sensor insoles with your PC ...

Page 15: ...14 Pairing the OpenGo sensor insole with a PC 1 2 Shake the sensor insole to wake it up Put the sensor insole next to the ANT stick upside down to activate the pairing mode ...

Page 16: ...e Beaker PC software Type in a name for your sensor insoles in the Beaker PC software 4 After pairing has succeeded put the sensor insole back upside up 5 Repeat the procedure for the other sensor insole left or right NOTICE Ensure to only put one sensor insole in pairing mode at a time ...

Page 17: ... Installing the sensor insole The intended use of the OpenGo sensor insole is inshoe measurement Many different shoe types may be used NOTICE Do not use the sensor insoles for measurements outside a shoe ...

Page 18: ...17 Installing the sensor insole 1 Take out the original insole and slide in the front part of the sensor insole 2 Put your hand under the sensor insole for inserting it entirely into the shoe ...

Page 19: ... sensor insole carefully down into the shoe 4 For taking the sensor insole out of a shoe grab its underneath and pull it carefully out NOTICE Make sure you do not bend or tort the middle part of the sensor insole while putting it in or taking it out from a shoe ...

Page 20: ...e sensor insoles This will damage its sensors CAUTION Do not stitch Sharp elements cause severe damage Take care of spiky objects CAUTION Do not bend midfoot Atypical bending destroys the electronics CAUTION Do not tort Atypical tortion destroys the electronics ...

Page 21: ...se undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and may cause harmful interference to radio communication...

Page 22: ...ception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help This product does not contain any user serviceable parts ...

Page 23: ...22 FCC compliance Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment ...

Page 24: ...23 2014 Moticon GmbH Moticon GmbH Machtlfinger Str 21 81379 Munich Germany Date Sept 17th 2014 Document version 01 00 02 ...

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