SOFTWARE Manual STABILITY Systems: Stability-Mf - Stability-E

SOFTWARE Manual STABILITY Systems
STABILITY-MF – STABILITY-E
TecnoBody S.r.l.
Published: December 2016
Code-Version: ST-MANSW-01
TecnoBody S.r.l – STABILITY Systems
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CONTENTS
1 GENERAL PRATICALITY ................................................................................................................ 8
1.1 HOME MENU   ......................................................................................................................... 8
1.2 TEST MENU   ............................................................................................................................ 9
1.3 TRAINING MENU   .................................................................................................................... 9
1.4 GAMES MENU   ...................................................................................................................... 10
1.5 TRAINING PROGRAM .............................................................................................................. 10
1.6 USER ACCESS and USER INFORMATION BAR .......................................................................... 11
1.7 System information panel ...................................................................................................... 17
1.8 MODULES INTERFACE   ......................................................................................................... 18
2 TEST MODULES .......................................................................................................................... 22
2.1 Stabilometric Assessment....................................................................................................... 22
2.2 Limits of Stability Assessment ................................................................................................ 24

2.3 Compared monopedal ............................................................................................................ 27
2.4 Compared bipedal .................................................................................................................. 29
2.5 mCTSIB Assessment ................................................................................................................ 31

2.6 BESS Assessment .................................................................................................................... 33
3 TRAINING MODULES ................................................................................................................. 36
3.1 Monitor Module ..................................................................................................................... 36

3.2 Stability Tracings ..................................................................................................................... 40
3.3 Disequilibrium......................................................................................................................... 43
3.4 Skill.......................................................................................................................................... 45
3.5 Position ................................................................................................................................... 47
3.6 Load Training .......................................................................................................................... 49
3.7 Automatic Programs (1/2/3) .................................................................................................. 50

4 GAMES MODULES ..................................................................................................................... 53
4.1 EQUILIBRIUM GAME ............................................................................................................... 53
4.2 FLY GAME ............................................................................................................................... 54

4.3 SKI GAME ................................................................................................................................ 56
4.4 SHOOTING RANGE .................................................................................................................. 58
4.5 FRUIT CUTTER ......................................................................................................................... 59
5 MANAGEMENT PANEL ............................................................................................................... 61
5.1 Programs Management .......................................................................................................... 62

5.2 Activity Register ...................................................................................................................... 75
5.3 Walker View Profiles............................................................................................................... 78
5.4 Functional Line exercises maker ............................................................................................. 82

5.4.1 The interface. .................................................................................................................... 82
5.4.2 Side toolbar....................................................................................................................... 83
5.4.3 Drawing toolbar ................................................................................................................ 84

5.4.4 Anatomic angles toolbar ................................................................................................... 85
5.4.5 The central area ................................................................................................................ 86
5.4.6 Postural controls ............................................................................................................... 89

5.4.7 Video management panel ................................................................................................ 89
5.4.8 How to save an exercise ................................................................................................... 90
5.4.9 Notes and conclusion ....................................................................................................... 91

5.5 Import/Export Walker View’s tests ........................................................................................ 92
6 PERSONAL DATA and MEDICAL HISTORY ................................................................................... 93

HOW TO
How to create a user .............................................................................................................................. 98
How to associate and disassociate a user to an RFID key .................................................................... 100
How to appoint and remove an administrator or an operator ............................................................ 101
How to reload a test from the personal details database and print it ................................................. 102
How to export the data of a test .......................................................................................................... 102
How to use the drawing tools .............................................................................................................. 104

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SOFTWARE MANUAL
Code: STABILITY-MANSW
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1 GENERAL PRATICALITY
1.1 HOME MENU  
The home menu screen looks like in the image:
There are four submenus: TEST, TRAINING, GAMES and PROGRAM. Other important elements of this screen are
the vertical panel for the selection and reporting of users, the software close button and the information button.
Each of these elements will be treated in detail later.

1.2 TEST MENU  
The test panel contains the assessements that can be performed on Stability, each of them will be explained
individually in the dedicated chapter.
1.3 TRAINING MENU  
In the training screen you can find many modules usable to train and therefore improve the sense of stability.

There are three buttons to launch the so-called mini programs, that are three programs proposed by Tecnobody
containing a list of trainings that will be executed in sequence and a button to access the monitor panel, a screen
from which you can run in total freedom a number of operation and monitoring of the user which will be
explained more in detail later in a dedicated section.
1.4 GAMES MENU  
The game screen contains a variety of applications, each of which allows to carry out some trainings in a funny
way by combining the playful aspect with that of postural control.
Please refer to the dedicated chapter for more information on the different games.
1.5 TRAINING PROGRAM
The PROGRAM button allows to launch the program of a particular user, it is disbled if you are not logged in:

To enable the program button, you must select a user with a personal training program, you can do so by logging
in with a user RFID key or, if logged in as admin, choosing a user, for whom you have previously created a
program, by the selection panel.
Once enabled you can then begin the daily program if there was one, for the selected user, this part will be
covered more in depth in a separate chapter.
1.6 USER ACCESS and USER INFORMATION BAR
This vertical section contains three buttons: User selection, workout and test report.
The button allows user selection allows to select a user in the list of those saved, this option is possible only if
you are logged in as administrator.

In the panel there is a space where you can type the name or last name to perform a text search, or you can
search for the user by clicking on one of the letters placed on the right side, also in this case it will be searched
both for the initial of the last name and of the name.
When you want to choose a user just select it from the list and press "OK", to deselect press the X button on the
top left. "CANCEL" button closes the panel while the "USERS" button will open the records (we will focus on this
last step in a dedicated chapter).

The "WORKOUT" button shows the percentage of training done by the user:
By using the buttons you can scroll through the various days of the calendar:

You can also print the report using the "PRINT" button.
The "REPORT" button gives an overview of the results obtained by the user in the assessments on each machine:

Also here you can scroll through the days using the arrow buttons:

Instead of the "PRINT" button in this panel, there is the one called "REPORT", clicking on it will open a new
window containing the user's global report for the selected date:
In this screen there are some keys for consultation and viewing of the document (scroll buttons and zoom) and
the "PRINT" button that allows you to save the report in PDF format or print it directly on paper, if the system is
equipped with a printer.
The “MANAGE” button will be covered more in depth in a separate chapter.

1.7 System information panel
When you are logged in as an administrator or a operator you have the possibility to display the system
information panel, do so by clicking the "i" located at the bottom right. To hide click on it a second time.
This panel shows some information about the system and allows you to perform some operations:
Among the details we find:
"Software version:" gives information about the version of the program in use.
"Framework:" indicates the version of the framework used for the development and operation of the software.
“Firmware Main:” indicates the version of the Firmware used by the Main board.
"Current UOM:" shows what system of measurement units is being used, the options are International or US.
"Trunk Sensor:" shows when there is a trunk wireless sensor in the configuration if it is connected and the
battery level.
“Wireless board battery:” shows when there is a PK200 wireless if it is connected and its battery level.
About the operations:
“TEAM VIEWER”: starts the program for remote control, allowing a Tecnobody operator to connect and check
the system if needed.
“MANUALS:” shows the system manuals.
"CHANGE UOM" allows to switch from the international system to the US and vice versa.
"RESET" allows you to perform a reset of the load cells (be very careful before performing this procedure), in
case of PK200 it performs a reset of the inclinations.
“RESET GRAPHIC CARD” allows you to reset the graphic card.

"CONNECT/DISCONNECT FEET SENSORS" allows you to use the IMU sensors for detecting foot on Walker View.
“ENABLE/DISABLE UNWEIGTHING SYSTEM”: allows you to use the Smart Gravity or the Light G.

1.8 MODULES INTERFACE  
The module screen, albeit with a few minor differences, essentially has a part that is common to all of them, the
interface can be divided into four parts.
In the leftmost column, we find the "HOME", "FLAT VIEW", "GRAPH", "OPTIONS" and PRINT button.

The "HOME" button to return to the main screen.
The "FLAT VIEW" button displays the main chart on which is drawn the track
The "GRAPH" button (in some it is replaced by the "RESULTS" button) allows you to view charts or the test
results
The "OPTIONS" button allows you to set the test parameters (possibility given only in training)
The "PRINT" button to print an assessement on paper or save it as a PDF document
The second column typically contains specific function keys for each module, here we have:
The "START" or "STOP" button to start or stop a test.

The "RESET" button when enabled allows you to reset the trunk sensor.
The "ANATOMIC" button gives a 3D visualization of the ankles and trunk.
The "ZOOM +" and "ZOOM -" buttons allow you to increase or decrease the zoom to the planar view.

The most important space is given by the central part of the module that contains the planar chart, on it will
be drawn in real-time the trace of the test.
In the top left you see the name of the module in which you are located, while in the middle name and
surname of the user who is performing the test.

Finally on the right there are some indicators that show: the elapsed time of the test, the weight on the
platform, the position in millimeters of the COP and the trunk inclination if you are using a sensor.

2 TEST MODULES
2.1 Stabilometric Assessment
Stabilometric test is launched by pressing the button below:
To start the test, just press the "START" button, another key to be used if the facility is equipped with a trunk
sensor is the "RESET" button to reset the sensor.
The test has a duration of 30 seconds, during which you will see a black screen with a cross in the center, during
the whole duration of the test the user must try to remain as stable as possible, to stop the test at any time, just
click this screen.
At the end of the test will be displayed with the planar designed trace, to represent the COP movement during
the test.
You can zoom on the track by using the "ZOOM +" and "ZOOM -" buttons, the "ALIGN" key moves the track to
the center of the graph if it were moved, the "HIDE" key instead serves to show or not other elements such as
the regression line or the confidence ellipse (for information about these two indicators refer to the clinical
manual).

From this screen, you can print the test by clicking the "PRINT" button then selecting whether to save the test as
a PDF document or print on paper, to display the results instead click on "Results" button:
The results screen consists of two pages, to switch you can use the button on bottom right.

2.2 Limits of Stability Assessment
The Limits of Stability test is launched by pressing the button below:
If you are not logged in as a registered user you will need to provide some preliminary data which will be useful
for the processing of the results:

The purpose of the test is to reach the square which will light up, leaning but keeping the starting position
without moving or removing the foot from the platform, trying to get as close as possible.

The screen during the test will be the one represented below. To start the test, press the "START" button; to stop
it you must press the "STOP" button.
If available it is recommended before the test run a trunk sensor reset using the "RESET" button.
You can print the test by clicking on the "PRINT" and then selecting whether to save the test as a PDF document
or print on paper, to display the results instead click on "RESULTS":

2.3 Compared monopedal
The Compared monopedal test is launched by pressing the button below:
Its development is the same as the stabilometric test shown above, the only difference is that in this case will be
launched in succession two tests, that will be made in Single Stance support.

From the main screen you can print the test using the "PRINT" button, or view the results via "RESULTS" button
Remember that to scroll through results pages is present at the bottom right of the screen a dedicated key.

2.4 Compared bipedal
The Compare bipedal test is launched by pressing the button below:
Its conduct is the same as stabilometric tests discussed above, the only difference is that in this case will be
launched sequentially two tests that must be performed in a bipedal stance first with eyes open and then with
eyes closed.

From the main screen you can print the test using the "PRINT" button, or view the results via "RESULTS" button
To browse through the results pages using the button in bottom right.

2.5 mCTSIB Assessment

The mCTSIB test (Modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction on Balance) is launched by pressing the button
below:

launched in succession four tests, that will be made in Double Stance support alternating open and closed eyes
as well as the use of classical surface and of a foam.
At the end of the four tests, which can be interrupted at any time by clicking on the black screen, you will see all
the chart giving the possibility to hide or not each of them by clicking on the corresponding box.

2.6 BESS Assessment

The BESS test (Balance Error Scoring System) is launched by pressing the button below:

launched in succession six 20 second duration tests. Each test must be executed changing from time to time the
support (Double Stance, Single Stance with dominant limb and tandem), alternating open and closed eyes as well
as the use of classical surface and of a foam.
At the end of the six tests, which can be interrupted at any time by clicking on the black screen, you will see all
the chart giving the possibility to hide or not each of them by clicking on the corresponding box.


3 TRAINING MODULES
3.1 Monitor Module
To access the monitor module just click on the button shown here:
The screen looks as follows:
This module allows a free user's monitoring and contains many useful tools for this purpose:

Via the "GRAPH" button you can view the pace of the COP, the trunk inclination and total force on Cartesian
graphs.
There are zoom buttons, "ZOOM +" and "ZOOM -" to change the scale of graphics and buttons to scroll the time
axis called "TIME +" and "TIME -"
With the "ANATOMIC" key opens the panel to display in 3D the trunk inclinations.

From the "OPTIONS" button you can set some parameters for the test:
The "TIME" option indicates the duration that will have the training.
The "FORCE LIMITS" option indicates whether limits should be placed on the total load bar; the thresholds
available are 20%, 50% and 70% of the weight of the user, or by choosing "Custom" can be entered manually by
clicking on the bar.
The "TRUNK LIMITS" option indicates whether limits should be placed on the indicator of the trunk inclinations;
the thresholds available are 5 ° or 7 °.

You can use the EMG wireless if you have it and it’s enabled, values will be shown in the right side panel. To set
the EMG you have to click the following button:
In the option panel a second page will be enabled, there you can select for each EGM channel one body part to
monitor:

3.2 Stability Tracings
To access the stabilometric tracings module click on the button below:

The objective of training is to move the indicator trying to reach the various dots by following as faithfully as
possible the motion trajectory.
With the “OPTIONS” you can set various performance parameters:
available are 20%, 50% and 70% of the weight of the user, or by choosing "CUSTOM" can be entered manually by

The "MODE" option indicates how the training will run; if you choose "TIME" the test will last as previously set, if
you choose "SINGLE REPEAT" the test will end when a repeat of the track successfully will be done.
The "POSITION" option indicates how you stand on the platform for training; the choices are BIPEDAL, RIGHT
FOOT and LEFT FOOT.
By clicking on "PAGE 2" you can navigate the options by going to see the list of available tracks, scrolling them is
available their preview:
The results shown for this training are Objectives, Scope and Dev. Std. Tot.
Objectives indicates the number of dots of the track that have been achieved during the test.
Perimeter indicates the percentage
Dev. Std. Tot. It indicates the total standard deviation

3.3 Disequilibrium
To access the disequilibrium module click on the button below:
The objective of training is to move the indicator, to reach the various pairs of dots and trying to stay as much as
possible in the position in the section between each pair, indicated with a blue line.

The "TARGETS DISTANCE" option indicates how many seconds there will be between each pair, in essence, how
long the blue line will connect them.
The options "SUPERIOR OBJECTIVES" and "INFERIOR OBJECTIVES" or "RIGHT OBJECTIVES " and "LEFT OBJECTIVES
" indicate at what distance from the center will position the dots.
The "POSITION" option indicates how you stand on the platform for training; the choices are BIPEDAL, RIGHT
FOOT and LEFT FOOT.
The result is displayed for this training are the objectives, which is the number of dots that have been achieved
during the test.

3.4 Skill
To access the Skill module click on the button below:
The objective of training is to move the indicator in order to reach the various targets, following as closely as
possible the suggested trajectory.

The "AXIS" option indicates which shifts the COP will be used to move the indicator, the available choices are
"VERTICAL" if you want to use the anteroposterior axis, or "HORIZONTAL" if you want to use the right-left.
The "POSITION" option indicates how you stand on the platform for training; the choices are DOUBLE STANCE,
RIGHT FOOT and LEFT FOOT.
The "TRUNK LIMITS " option indicates whether limits should be placed on the indicator of the trunk inclinations;
The options "SUPERIOR OBJECTIVES" and "INFERIOR OBJECTIVES" or "RIGHT OBJECTIVES " and "LEFT OBJECTIVES
" indicate at what distance from the center will position the dots.
The results shown for this training are Objectives and Stability Index:
Objectives is to indicate the number of targets that have been achieved during the test.
Stability index indicates how much precise it has been the follow of the blue line joining each objective.

3.5 Position
To access the position module click on the button below:
The training screen looks as follows:
The goal of the training is to move the indicator to reach the various targets before they disappear from the
planar.

The "LEVEL" option indicates how large will be the target that will appear.
The "POSITION" option indicates how you stand on the platform for training; the choices are DOUBLE STANCE,
RIGHT FOOT and LEFT FOOT.
The "TRUNK LIMITS " option indicates whether limits should be placed on the indicator of the trunk inclinations;
The "EXPOSURE TIME " option indicates the time during which the target will remain visible before disappearing.
The result displayed for this training are the Objectives, which is the number of targets that have been achieved
during the test.

3.6 Load Training
To access the Load Training module click on the button below:
The training screen looks as follows:
The objective of training is to move in order to distribute the load trying to keep it within the thresholds limits
previously inserted.

available are 20%, 50% and 70% of the weight of the user, or by choosing "Custom" they can be entered
manually by clicking on the bar.
The "SPECULAR LIMITS " option indicates whether a limit will be placed when another appears in the opposite
position.
3.7 Automatic Programs (1/2/3)
In the training screen there are three buttons respectively called " PROGRAM 1/2/3 ", these allow you to launch
training programs preselected by Tecnobody:

Will show an overview of the exercises to be performed:
To start, press the "START" button, at any time in the screen of the exercise that you're running, you can see the
training progression and what are the next exercises:
At any time you can suspend the training:

RESTART allows to restart the running exercise.

NEXT TRAINING allows you to skip the running exercise and switch to the next one.
END PROGRAM ends the training.

4 GAMES MODULES
4.1 EQUILIBRIUM GAME
Click the button below:
This will open the EQUILIBRIUM options panel:
Here you can select the difficulty, the level at which you want to play (leaving 0 levels are taking place one after
the other), and the maximum time to complete it.

The aim of the game is to put the ball in the hole using the COP to move the virtual platform:
4.2 FLY GAME
This will open the FLY options panel:

The aim of the game is to control the aircraft, using the COP, to hit the various targets set in the map.

4.3 SKI GAME
This will open the SKI options panel:
The aim of the game is to control the avatar, using the COP, in order to complete the course as quickly as
possible.


4.4 SHOOTING RANGE
This will open the SHOOTING RANGE options panel:
The aim of the game is to move the gunsight, using the COP, to shoot at the targets that appear.

4.5 FRUIT CUTTER
This will open the FRUIT CUTTER options panel:

The aim of the game is to move the green ball, using the COP, in order to cut the fruits that appear on the screen.

5 MANAGEMENT PANEL
Into “USERS” the "MANAGE" button allows the creation and management of the programs, the Walker View
profiles (if present in the circuit), the compilation of an activity register for each user, the creation of training
exercises for the Functional Line and the import or export of the Walker View’s tests.

This is the screen that will appear, as said before, there are five possible actions:
5.1 Programs Management
Into PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT you can create, modify or delete programs for a given user. Apart from this you
can handle so-called model programs, but this point will be addressed later.


To create a program, click on "NEW", in the screen that follows may be given a name, a description, you can
choose the operator who will manage the user in his/her training, you have the possibility to choose whether to
save the program as model and make it available for multiple sessions
By confirming will open a calendar screen where you can choose on which day enter the planned training:

By clicking on a day of your choice will be shown a panel where will be listed the machines belonging to
Tecnobody circuit, those in gray are absent from the present configuration of the system.
To add the exercises on a machine from the available ones click on the "+" button.

This opens a screen where you can select the training and the games available on that machine, that you can
place in the program, in the case of the picture below those of ISOFREE:

Going to select an exercise will show its configuration options, making it all highly customizable:

The same with regard to games:

In the middle of each training or the game you can place a recovery time, by default it is of 5 seconds:
In the image below there is an example of a program with a training exercise and a game:
If you wish to modify an exercise already added to the grid just click on it, you will see the following panel from
which you have several options:

To add exercises to other machines the process is the same, when finished click on "SAVE" and then, once
returned to the calendar screen, on " SAVE PROGRAM "

The program will appear in the list of programs associated with the user, and if you had previously chosen to
save it as a model, also in the list of model programs so that it can be reused in the future, maybe even by other
users.
There is the possibility to view the exercises that make up a program by selecting it and clicking on "Exercises"
tab:

Tecnobody provides the possibility to use the models of existing programs in the software library, as well as to
import them if they are available for download.
To apply a model program to a user just select the program you want and click "ASSOCIATES".

The models provided by Tecnobody can not be edited or deleted, unlike those created by the user.
To perform these options select the desired program and click respectively on "ADJUST MODEL " or "DELETE
MODEL."
Finally, to import a downloaded model click "IMPORT", then select the desired .zip files and click "Open", the
program will be automatically added to the library.
Once associated a program to the user to run it, you must select that user from the speed dial list and press
"OK":
The "PROGRAM" button in the home will then become clickable, making bootable the program.

By clicking on "PROGRAM" you will be given a comprehensive overview of the exercises that will be executed and
pressing the "START" button, the program will begin:

5.2 Activity Register
By clicking on the Activity Register will open a calendar screen very similar to that of programs management:
Here you can view the programmed training and manage the scheduling of tests so that the user, every time
he/she does log in, have an overview of what is scheduled for that day.
To view a program inserted in the calendar just click on a square where there is the word "PROGRAM" will open
a list like this:

Note that here you can not run the program but only see the exercises that compose it.
If you wish to enter or change the test schedule, you must click on the box corresponding to the wanted day and
then "TEST" (if a training program for that day is not present, the last step would not be necessary):
A screen similar to this, will show the machines in the system with their testing, to program one select it from the
"TEST" list and click on the "ADD" button.
If you want to delete one you should select it from the " PLANNED TEST " list and press the "DELETE" button.
Once added the desired test, click "OK" and everything will be written in the calendar:

Then click on "SAVE TEST" to save the added activities.

5.3 Walker View Profiles
Clicking on Walker View Profiles will open the underlying panel:
Here you insert a new profile, or edit and delete created profiles (with the exception of those already proposed
by Tecnobody).
To create a new profile click on "NEW PROFILE"

To add parts to the profile, press respectively on the icons with the "+" symbol highlighted in the image: the first
will be used to handle the speed, the second for the incline.
As well as to remove them just press on the icons with the "-" symbol.

You can give a name and a description of the profile, writing them in their respective boxes.
When you add a part to the profile, whether it is speed or inclination, you can set the duration of this part and
the value it will have.
To change the duration is necessary to check the box under the column "Time" and set the desired value using
the "+" and "-" places to the left.
The same procedure must be performed to change the speed values and incline of each part, so select the check
box under the column "Speed" or "Incline" and then set the value with the "+" and "-" places on left.
In the image here above for this example, two parts have been added for the incline and one for the speed, as is
now the profile will have a duration of 1 minute.
The speed will remain constant for the entire period at 1 km / h while the incline, given that were added two
parts, will be 3 % for the first 2 minutes and then decreased to 0% and position for the remaining 1 minute.
The duration of the added parts, both for the speed and incline, must be equal. Otherwise when you will click
"SAVE PROFILE" will be displayed immediately:

Pressing 'YES' 'will automatically be added a part to match the speed and incline times, pressing "NO" instead
you will have the option to manually correct the inconsistency.
Once saved the profile will appear in the list with the others, you can edit it or delete it at any time by selecting it
and clicking respectively on "ADJUST PROFILE" or "DELETE PROFILE."
The profile created can be used in the creation of a training program for Walker View.

5.4 Functional Line exercises maker
The exercises maker is a complete tool, with it the user can creat an unlimited number of personalized exercised.
The exercises created with it can be performed either during a free training or be added to a training program.
The menu has two major areas:

Lateral buttons: they allow the creation, the change and the elimination of an exercise or a category of exercises.
Search area: it allows you to find exercises filtered by category, just like the training panel in the home screen.
5.4.1 The interface.
The interface offers a lot of functions to create or modify an exercise.

The interface is composed of several tools:
5.4.2 Side toolbar
“PREVIOUS” button allows you to exit the module and go back to the search panel.
“NEW EXERCISE” button deletes the exercise you are creating and reset everything to the
initial state.
The “SAVE” button allows you to save the exercise.

5.4.3 Drawing toolbar
This toolbar contains several drawing functions that allow the user to create an
exercise.
It is possibile to create interactive targes and connect them with traces to help the
user to perform the exercise once it is created.
The user can also add other non-interactive components to the exercise such ass
lines, circles, angles and so on...
It is also possible to move, modify and delete every graphic object added to the
exercise.
Every graphic object can be modifed and moved at wish.
The targets have specific properties that help with the creation
of the exercise.
By selecting a target in edit mode a panel will show up. In this

panel you can change the order of the targets, change the size
of the targets and the holding time.

5.4.4 Anatomic angles toolbar
With this panel you can show the anatomic angles of a patient in real time, or after
during an analysis.
Head, trunk, shoulders, elbows and knees can be tested on a frontal, sagittal and
transverse plane.
It is possibile to show up until 4 anatomic regions at the same time.

5.4.5 The central area
It is the main area of the interface, it shows what the kinect is streaming or a previously recorded exercise.
This is where the creation of the exercise takes place.

This button enables the design mode.
You must activate this mode to create an exercise.
This button enables the test mode.
The test mode allows you to try the exercise during its creation.
This button enables the record mode.

It allows you to record a video that will show the execution of the exercise.
You can record up until 1 minute of video. This mode can be enabled only if it
is a Tecnobody system equipped with the Kinect
It indicates the elapsed time.
The timer is resetted every time you change mode.
It indicates the current load of the system.

It is visible only if it is a Tecnobody system which use the air compressor.

This button changes the view of the skeleton.

You have 3 options:
1. Complete skeleton
2. Partial skeleton
3. CoG view
This buttons enables and disables the grid.

5.4.6 Postural controls
This controls show the COP on the surface and the trunk
inclination in real time or during a replay.
The colored bars allow you to see immediately if there is a

postural imbalace.
There are several buttons above the two graphs, with these you
can enable the feedback for errors, you can change the scale but
more important, you can set the area where the patient must
stay with his COP and trunk inclinations during the test.
You can set the size of the area and its center position.
5.4.7 Video management panel
The video management panel is available when you record the example video using the “RECORD” button.
The commands in this panel allow you to perform several actions such as reviewing the video step by step and
then select the section of the video you want the user to see during the exercise.

5.4.8 How to save an exercise
Once you have created an exercise you must save ii.
During this step you need to do a static phase on the machine, in order to adjust the exercise to the anatomy of
the user who is going to perform it.
In the save panel you can insert the name of the exercise, select the Functional system where it will be
performed, add some notes and select up until 5 categories for the exercise.
Once the exercise is saved, you will be able to perform it during a training or add it to a program.

5.4.9 Notes and conclusion

It is not possible to modify the exercises provided by Tecnobody.
The creation and the modification of an exercise is enable on every Tecnobody system, even the ones without
Kinect, in that case no video will be saved.

5.5 Import/Export Walker View’s tests
By clicking the Import/Export button, this window will appear:
Here you can import or export the tests performed with the Walker View.
To export you should check the box named “EXPORT”, then you have to select at least one test (you can
select/deselect all tests using the dedicated button), select where to save the export by clicking the folder icon
(the default save location is the desktop) and the click “OK”.
To import you have to check the box named “IMPORT” instead, select the path where your import folder is and
then click “OK”.
In both cases a progress bar will show the current status of the operation.

6 PERSONAL DATA and MEDICAL HISTORY

The database contains all users personal information, click on the highlighted button in the image to access it
from home:
Will open a one-touch panel, click on the "USER" button:

The Personal Data the screen looks like the image below, here you can perform some functions such as: create,
modify or delete the information of a user, display or load executed tests, create programs or associate existing
models to a user , print tests or patient data, etc ...
Via the "USERS" button you can view all the registered users, there is also a box where you can enter the name
and surname of a user to rapidly find it.
From this screen, you can also perform various actions such as: create, delete and modify a user, associate a user
with an RFID key, give or take a user operator or admin privileges.
Refer to the section "how to" for details on these operations.

Always in this part of the Personal Data there are two sections called " MEDICAL HISTORY" and "ANATOMIC"
where you can enter additional information about the selected user.

Clicking on the "TEST" button displays the saved tests of one user splitted in assessments and training.
From this screen you can load (and then print), delete or export the results of a test, while for the training is only
possible cancellation.
Refer to the section "how to" for details on these operations.
Using "SESSIONS" key displays the saved training and assessement sessions.
Here you can see (and then print) the results of assessement and training, and you can view the report and
delete a training.

The last two buttons in Personal Data are the "PRINT" key and the "PROGRAMS MANAGEMENT" key: the first
one allows to print on paper or PDF data, including medical history and Notes tab, of the selected patient.
The second allows the creation and management of user programs, for this function, see the chapter
"TRAINING PROGRAMS ".

How to create a user

Access to Personal Data:
Click on the "NEW" button:
Enter the data for the new user, once filled the fields press the "SAVE" button and everything will be saved.
The "SAVE" button will become clickable only after entering the required fields (name, weight and height).

If a RFID reader is present on the machine will be given the opportunity to associate the newly created user to an
RFID key:
Insert the key into the reader so that the software will detect it and press the "ASSOCIATE" button, if you do not
want to do this now, but at a later time, press "CANCEL".
To edit user fields once saved just write the new data and click on the "SAVE" button and the values will be
overwritten.
Finally, to delete a user, select it and click on the "DELETE" button. Attention! By doing all the tests related to it
will be erased.

How to associate and disassociate a user to an RFID key

Access to Personal Data and select the user to be associated:
Click on the "ASSOCIATES" button:
Then insert the RFID key into the reader and click "ASSOCIATE"

To disassociate the user simply select it from the list and click on the "DISASSOCIATE" button.
How to appoint and remove an administrator or an operator

Access to Personal Data and select the user you want to appoint:
To appoint an administrator or operator respectively click on the "APPOINT ADMINISTRATOR" or " APPOINT
OPERATOR " keys.
To remove a user from the role of operator or administrator after selecting it, click on "REMOVE OPERATOR " or
"REMOVE ADMIN" keys.

How to reload a test from the personal details database and print it
Access to Personal Data and select the user for which you want to reload the test and click on the "TEST" button
so that they appear:
Scroll until you find the test that you want to reload and click the "LOAD" button:
Now click on the "PRINT" button and choose to save the test in as PDF document, or print it on paper.
How to export the data of a test

Access the Personal Data and select the user for which you want to export the data of the test and click on the
"TEST" button so that they appear:
At this point insert a USB key in the computer, scroll to the test for which you want to extract the data and click
on "EXPORT DATA" button:
It will be asked where to save, select for convenience the USB key and press "SAVE", the data will be exported in
CSV format.

The first row of the .CSV file contains the names of the exported fields:
N indicates the progressive number
Cell 1/2/3/4 indicate the kilograms read by the load cells
AP indicates the degrees of inclination recorded by the accelerometer inside the tilting board for the anterior and
posterior axis
DS indicates the degrees of inclination recorded by the accelerometer inside the tilting board for the right and
left axis
APT indicates the degrees of trunk inclination recorded by the accelerometer inside the trunk sensor for the
anterior and posterior axis
DST indicates the degrees of trunk inclination recorded by the accelerometer inside the trunk sensor for the right
and left axis
How to use the drawing tools
Access to drawing tools using the appropriate button:
Will appear the panel:

The "FREE" button lets you draw freehand:

The "LINE" button allows you to draw a straight line, click on the point where you wish to start the segment and
move in the direction that must be followed for the desired angle, release to draw the line:

The "CIRCLE" button lets you draw a circle, click the point that will represent the center and move until you reach
the desired radius, release to draw:

The "ANGLE" button allows you to draw an angle, click at the starting point and move until you reach the desired
width, release to draw:

The "TARGET" button lets you draw a target on the scene, click at the point where you want to place it and move
until you reach the desired width, by moving the cursor in a clockwise or counterclockwise around the target you
can assign it to a specific part of the body, release to draw:

With "RUBBER" button you can delete a previously drawn element:

To delete just select the item you want to remove:

With the "SELECT" button you can select an item on the scene:

The "MOVE" button allows you to move a selected item on the scene, select an object and move until you reach
the desired position, release so that the change is made:

The "EDIT" button lets you edit a selected item on the scene, once you choose the object, to apply the change act
as if you're drawing at the time, refer to specific explanation for the item in question:

In this case going to change a line, once selected , move until you reach the desired new direction, release to
apply the change:

Use the "CLEAR" button to remove all items in the scene, in contrast to the rubber button that allows you to
selectively remove ,with this the scene is totally cleaned up.
"PREVIOUS" button to return to the state before the last action, canceling it.
CAUTION: You can not cancel a reset.

The "REPEAT" button allows you to move forward in the history of operations, for example, if you previously
used the "PREVIOUS" button to cancel an operation with the "REPEAT" button you can return to its original state.

Systems -Manuals Association Table
Manual Name Associated Sistems

ST-MANSW-EN-01 STABILITY-MF
STABILITY-E
PKB-MANSW-EN-01 PROKIN 252 N
PROKIN 212 N
TK-MANSW-EN-01 TRUNK-MF
TRUNK-E
PB-MANSW-EN-01 PB-MF old

PB-MF New
PKM-MANSW-EN-01 PROKIN 254
PK200-MANSW-EN-01 PROKIN 200 WL
IF-MANSW-EN-01 ISOFREE
IL-MANSW-EN-01 ISOLIFT
IS-MANSW-EN-01 ISOSHIFT
WV-MANSW-EN-01 WALKERVIEW / WALKERVIEW WW

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1 GENERAL PRATICALITY ................................................................................................................ 8

1.1 HOME MENU ......................................................................................................................... 8

1.2 TEST MENU ............................................................................................................................ 9

1.3 TRAINING MENU .................................................................................................................... 9

1.4 GAMES MENU ...................................................................................................................... 10

1.5 TRAINING PROGRAM .............................................................................................................. 10

1.6 USER ACCESS and USER INFORMATION BAR .......................................................................... 11

1.7 System information panel ...................................................................................................... 17

1.8 MODULES INTERFACE ......................................................................................................... 18

2 TEST MODULES .......................................................................................................................... 22

2.1 Stabilometric Assessment....................................................................................................... 22

2.2 Limits of Stability Assessment ................................................................................................ 24

2.4 Compared bipedal .................................................................................................................. 29

2.5 mCTSIB Assessment ................................................................................................................ 31

3 TRAINING MODULES ................................................................................................................. 36

3.1 Monitor Module ..................................................................................................................... 36

3.6 Load Training .......................................................................................................................... 49

3.7 Automatic Programs (1/2/3) .................................................................................................. 50

4.1 EQUILIBRIUM GAME ............................................................................................................... 53

4.2 FLY GAME ............................................................................................................................... 54

4.4 SHOOTING RANGE .................................................................................................................. 58

4.5 FRUIT CUTTER ......................................................................................................................... 59

5 MANAGEMENT PANEL ............................................................................................................... 61

5.1 Programs Management .......................................................................................................... 62

5.2 Activity Register ...................................................................................................................... 75

5.3 Walker View Profiles............................................................................................................... 78

5.4 Functional Line exercises maker ............................................................................................. 82

5.4.2 Side toolbar....................................................................................................................... 83

5.4.3 Drawing toolbar ................................................................................................................ 84

5.4.5 The central area ................................................................................................................ 86

5.4.6 Postural controls ............................................................................................................... 89

5.4.8 How to save an exercise ................................................................................................... 90

5.4.9 Notes and conclusion ....................................................................................................... 91

6 PERSONAL DATA and MEDICAL HISTORY ................................................................................... 93

How to appoint and remove an administrator or an operator ............................................................ 101

How to use the drawing tools .............................................................................................................. 104

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The home menu screen looks like in the image:

Each of these elements will be treated in detail later.

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1.2 TEST MENU

1.3 TRAINING MENU

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1.4 GAMES MENU

1.5 TRAINING PROGRAM

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1.6 USER ACCESS and USER INFORMATION BAR

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ST-MF-MANSW-01 STABILITY SYSTEM – SOFTWARE MANUAL 15

The “MANAGE” button will be covered more in depth in a separate chapter.

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1.1 HOME MENU   ......................................................................................................................... 8

1.2 TEST MENU   ............................................................................................................................ 9

1.3 TRAINING MENU   .................................................................................................................... 9

1.4 GAMES MENU   ...................................................................................................................... 10

1.8 MODULES INTERFACE   ......................................................................................................... 18

1.2 TEST MENU  

1.3 TRAINING MENU  

1.4 GAMES MENU  

1.8 MODULES INTERFACE  