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Bright Color
If the button is brightly colored, this indicates that the electrode is on and
reading data from the skin.
White
If the button is white, this indicates that the electrode is not turned on or used
in the algorithm.
Faded Color
If the button is faded, this indicates that the electrode has not initialized
properly. You cannot press the button to turn on the electrode when it is
faded. This indicates that the electrode has unplugged or malfunctioned.
Note: while modifying this setting is a practitioner function, the client user
will be able to see the circular buttons as indicators instead of active buttons.
Saving Changes (Practitioner Only)
If changes are made to an Electrode Status or a Gain, there are two methods
by which you can save or undo these changes: by clicking the "Save Settings"
button or by trying to leave the Signals page via exiting or changing to another
tab. In either situation, a window will appear with the following options:
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1. Calibrate: Because the electrode settings have been modified, the
algorithm will need to be recalibrated before it begins classifying correctly
again. By clicking Calibrate, the user will be prompted to go through the
calibration process and the new electrode settings will be saved after
the new calibration session (see below). The movements and positions
calibrated will match those from the last saved calibration session.
2. Save Settings: The electrode settings will be saved permanently
without
updating
the
classifier.
eventually need to be recalibrated. This option is useful if you
would like to modify options on the Calibration Setup screen.
3. Discard:
When
electrode
information is saved temporarily on the arm. By discarding, you
clear these temporary updates and return to the last saved state.
4. Cancel: This button will close the pop-up window and return to the
signals page without making any modifications.
Calibration Setup Screen
The Calibration Setup screen is where the user can configure the calibration
options and where practitioners can test movements and set advanced
calibration and movement settings.
However,
the
algorithm
status
or
gain
are
modified,
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