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ELEMENT
DESCRIPTIONS
1
1 ELEMENT DESCRIPTIONS
1.1 Test group
A test group is a collection of subjects, for example a football
team. Synchronization with the Powertimer Analyzer removes
all test groups from the
Powertimer SW-300
, but the Powertim-
er Analyzer can be used to upload test groups to
Powertim-
er SW-300
.
A group contains the following properties:
•
Group Name
identifies the group. There can be multiple
groups with the same name, but that makes selecting the
right group for testing harder.
•
Group Description
is a textual description about the group.
• A group may contain multiple subjects as members.
1.2 Subject
A subject represents one individual that performs tests. A sub-
ject may belong to multiple test groups, for example if the sub-
ject plays ice hockey and football in two different teams. Syn-
chronization removes all subjects from
Powertimer SW-300
,
but subjects can also be uploaded.
A subject contains the following properties:
•
Subject ID
is a unique identifier, for example social security
number, for the subject. If multiple subjects have the same ID
in synchronization one of them will be removed.
•
Name
identifies the subject in
Powertimer SW-300
. See
chapter 6.2. for more information about subject naming.
•
Birth Date
is required before performing tests.
•
Sex
is needed to calculate results in some tests
•
Sport
identifies the sport the subject practices.
•
Height
is required before performing tests.
•
Weight
is also required before performing tests.
•
Subject
may belong to multiple groups.