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- Page 1 EdaMove 4 EDA and Physical Activity Sensor Operating and Safety Instructions...
- Page 2 Imprint EdaMove 4 Operating and Safety Instructions Version: 21.08.2019 movisens GmbH Augartenstraße 1 76137 Karlsruhe Germany Phone: +49 721 381344-0 Fax: +49 721 381344-90 Internet: www.movisens.com E-Mail: info@movisens.com © Copyright: movisens GmbH...
- Page 3 1 Welcome! Dear customer, Thank you for choosing the EDA (Electrodermal Activity) and Physical Activity Sensor EdaMove 4 from movisens. With this sensor, you get the newest technology for mobile monitoring of EDA and physical activity in everyday life. Please read this manual completely and thoroughly before bringing the...
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Page 4: Intended Use
2 Intended use EdaMove 4 is a scientific research instrument that captures the EDA (electrodermal activity), the physical activity and other secondary parameters derivable from these measurement signals. EdaMove 4 is designed and tailored for the use in research applications. -
Page 5: Safety Instructions
Please follow these safety instructions. Improper use of the product may impair/affect the protection provided by the product and cause product damage or personal/physical injury: EdaMove 4 is not a medical device. Do not use it for a medical purpose. Only use EdaMove 4 for the intended use. -
Page 6: Scope Of Delivery
The battery of EdaMove 4 may only be changed by the manufacturer. 5 Scope of Delivery The following components are included in delivery: Article Order No. EdaMove 4 EDA and Physical Activity Sensor, Cradle, 10403 Micro USB cable, Operating and safety instructions To be able to do measurements a PC is needed in addition to the scope of delivery. - Page 7 Wrist Band Eda Move 4 (XL) Size: XL 30444 Wrist Measurement: 20 to 28 cm Cradle 4 Cradle for Move 4 30400 with Micro USB Interface USB Charger 30100 USB Charger for 110-240V USB Hub 30101 USB Hub 2.0, 7 Ports Micro USB Cable 30102 7 Consumables...
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Page 8: Description Of The Sensor
The measurable bandwidth for EDA signals in the literature is from 0 to 5Hz when a DC voltage is applied to the skin. The EdaMove 4 uses a sample rate of 32 Hz, to achieve an ideal tradeoff between exact determination of skin conductance reaction timing and preserving memory and battery. - Page 9 The same principles apply when the sensor needs to be attached to the ankle. EdaMove 4 is also equipped with a Bluetooth Smart interface. The sensor can be used in conjunction with a gateway or a mobile phone for live applications.
- Page 10 9 User interface and indicators EdaMove 4 is equipped with a multi-colored LED to show the status of the sensor: Status-LED Meaning Flashing red (once The sensor is active and records per second) data Flashing red slowly (every two Delayed recording active...
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Page 11: Software Installation
EdaMove 4 features a vibration alarm. It vibrates two times when a marker is set. During measurement a marker can be set by double tapping on the front of the sensor. -
Page 12: Charging The Sensor
Step 4: Double click the file “UnisensViewer_Setup_Full.exe“ ✓ The Installation runs automatically in the background. After successful installation, a shortcut “UnisensViewer” is created in the Windows Start Menu. 11 Handling This chapter describes how to prepare a measurement and how to attach the sensor to a test person. -
Page 13: Preparing A Measurement
Start the SensorManager by selecting Windows Startmenu → movisens SensorManager → SensorManager Step 2: Connect the EdaMove 4 sensor to your PC using the cradle. The SensorManager application shows information about sensor hardware, sensor state and sensor configuration. Before you start a measurement please check the charging status of the battery. - Page 14 Attach the sensor to one of the following locations: Step 1: Connect the EdaMove 4 sensor to the wrist strap and lay the sensor on a flat surface in front of the test subject. Make sure that the electrode cables are lying towards the subjects elbow, not the fingers and ensure that they are separated on either side of the arm.
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Page 15: Stopping A Measurement
Step 3: Now attach the adhesive electrodes to the snap buttons of the cables. Make sure that the skin of the test person is clean and free from grease. Step 4: Now you can remove the protective foil from the adhesive electrode, and place it on to the skin. -
Page 16: Storing Measurement Data
It is important to clean the sensor and the wristbands regularly to avoid possible infections between users. Clean the sensor and the wrist band at least after each participant. 12.1 Cleaning the Sensor If you want to clean EdaMove 4, please note the following:... -
Page 17: Maintenance And Proper Disposal
Besides charging the batteries, EdaMove 4 does not need any further maintenance. The battery capacity will decrease slowly with charging cycles and age. The battery can only be changed by movisens. Please contact us in the case when a replacement is necessary. -
Page 18: Proper Disposal
13.2 Proper disposal For the proper disposal send EdaMove 4 back to movisens. Alternatively contact a licensed, certified electronic scrap disposal merchant. Please consider your local regulations for waste disposal. 14 Troubleshooting Frequently asked questions related to all of our products can be found here: https://www.movisens.com/en/faq/... - Page 19 3D acceleration sensor: Measurement range: +/- 16 g Output rate: 64 Hz Rotation rate sensor: Measurement Range: +/-2000 dps Resolution: 70 mdps Output rate: 64 Hz Pressure sensor: Measurement range: 300 - 1100 Resolution: 0,03 hPa Output rate: 8 Hz Temperature sensor: Output rate: 1 Hz Heart Rate, bpmBxB, NN-List, HRV...
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Page 20: Legal Notes
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