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Calibration Process
The Calibration process will start automatically. Outputs to the arm will be
paused for the duration of the calibration, therefore you will not be able to
control it. The Cue Delay time is indicated by the "Starting in..." timer in red.
No data is collected during this time. Data is collected when the cue image
is revealed after the timer reaches the end. Each cue will be presented the
number of times determined by the Repetitions per Cue, for a duration
determined by the Cue Length (see Calibration Options section).
After each position is calibrated, you will have time to rest and move into the
next position before continuing the calibration. Continue to the next position
by selecting Continue.
A few options exist during calibration that are explained below:
Pause
Calibration is paused until Resume is pressed to continue. It will resume in
the same location in which it was paused. No data is collected while paused.
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Redo Menu
Pauses
the
current
Calibration
routine and presents the previous
movements
calibrated.
the movement you wish to Redo,
followed by the movement you would
like to Resume afterwards. Select
Start to begin the sequence.
Note: You can only recalibrate
movements in the current position.
Redo Position
Allows the user to redo all movement
repetitions in the last calibrated
position. All previously collected
information will be replaced.
After calibrating all positions, select
Finish if you do not wish to redo any
or all of the position. Outputs to the
arm will resume.
Note: You may see a "Calibration
unsuccessful" page at the end of
the calibration sequence.
This is
because the calibration algorithm
could not find distinct patterns
from the movements. Consult the
training guide, for tips on improving
calibration. Make sure movement
patterns are distinct from each other.
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