AdMos

Sync RAW Data AdMos devices record RAW data. To work with these RAW data, data needs be extracted from the device and converted into CSV files. To extract the data from AdMos devices, you can use the RAW Insiders page: www.raw.insiders.live.You will obtain a file with the “.asi” extension. Then use the same RAW Insiders page, you can convert the “.asi” file into CSV files.To do these steps, please follow the instructions available form the following document: How to Download Data from AdMos Sensor After conversion After conversion, you will have the following CSV files: gnssData  =>   “gssData.csv”  – contains satellite positioning data (e.g., GPS). imuData    =>   “imuData.csv” – […]

Update with the Updater tool If you do not have a docking station or if you would like to update a single sensor at the time, the update can be launched manually using the Updater tool. Note: Currently, the Updater works only on Windows computers. First download the Updater tool Extract all the content of the “updaterXYZ.zip” file you downloaded previouslyNote: To extract the content of a ZIP file, you can download 7-Zip. It is a free software with open source Once all the content is extracted from the ZIP file, open the folder “updater”Warning: It is not possible to run the updater from the ZIP file. You must extract all the

Take the ownership To activate the device, you need to take its ownership by following the below steps: Plug your device to your computer using the USB cable provided with the device Once your device is recognised by your computer, the below message will appear at the bottom right of your screen. If you click on this message, Insiders website will be opened in your default browser Open the Insiders Device’s Activation page Enter your Manager account credentialsNote: if you do not a Manager account yet, please click on the link “Create an account” at the bottom of the login page and fill the form. In case of issue, please

Note: this procedure works with version 3.9 and higher. If it is not the case yet, please update it with this procedure: docking update. This will erase the docking’s content so be sure to contact support before performing the procedure. Power down the docking station. Make sure there is no sensor connected. Download the .txt file with this link: click here for download. Then place it in the USB key. Connect the provided* USB key on the docking before powering it up. Power up the docking station. Wait until the docking boots up (take around 30 seconds) The docking will automatically start to generate a backup of the docking. The

Note: this procedure will update your docking to the version 3.11 Download the “docking.zip” from this link: Docking firmware. NOTE: Mac user should recreate the archive as the system automatically extract it when download. Copy it on the *provided USB key without unzipping the file. Make sure there is no sensor connected. Connect the *provided USB key on the docking before powering it up. Power up the docking Wait until the docking boots up. The docking will look for an update.             8. Once the update file is found, the docking will proceed with the update.                 9.

Update the Sensors Download the “app.zip” from this link: sensors firmware. Copy it on the provided USB key without unzipping the file. Make sure the file is named “app.zip“!!!/! Remove brackets and numbers if present./! If the file extension “.zip” is missing, there is two options : You are using a Windows PC: it is likely that in your personal settings the extension of known file types are hidden. This doesn’t affect the devices update process. You can continue the update process. You are using a MAC: ZIP files are automatically “unzipped” by MACs. You will need to compress the “app” folder to recreate the “app.zip” file. To do so,

Charge the sensors To charge the AsMos sensor, you can use the USB cable if you need to charge only one sensor at the time. Or you can charge multiple sensors at the same time using a docking station. Below we will explain how to charge one sensor with the USB cable.To know how to charge multiple sensors at the same time with a docking station, please read section How to Sync and charge AdMos sensors with a the docking station. Plug your device to your computer or to an USB power supplier using the USB cable provided with the device. Once your device is connected, the LED light will

Data Synchronization Note : Once the synchronization is done, the datas are automatically deleted from the sensors. So be sure you have saved the data on the provide USB Key as mentioned below. Connect all your sensors to the docking station before powering it up. Power up the docking station. Wait until the docking boots up (take around 30 seconds) The docking will automatically start the synchronization of the sensors. Once synchronized, the sensor’s icons become green. When all sensors are synchronized, plug the provided USB key on the back of the docking. The following screen will appear to confirm all datas have been saved on the provided USB key.

LED lights table The below table explain in detail the meaning of both LED lights colours and status. LED light colour Blinking speed Device status Slow Synchronising with GPS signal and measuring heart rate with the Wiz Shirt Fast Synchronised and ready to use with the Wiz Shirt Slow The sensor is charging Steady ON The sensor is fully charged Slow / Fast / Steady It needs to be updated to latest Firmware version.If the LED is still red after updating, the device has an issue. Note Blinking LED light Steady LED light