Hardware List Information

The hardware list information is used for a global preview.

• First Column

  Part Name

• Second Column

  Part Number, corresponding to the number on the label behind the sensor

• Third Column

  Battery Level, the percentage of battery level is for reference only. It is derived from voltage conversion, but the voltage measurement is not professional AD sampling measurement, so there is a certain error. It is not an absolute percentage, and the specific usage time should be taken as the standard.

• Fourth Column

  This refers to communication quality, such as the percentage of successful reception of 120 frame rate data in the last 2 seconds. It is not signal strength! Signal strength can be viewed in the tracker details, measured in dbm. Generally, >-70dbm is considered good signal strength, for example, -30 dbm is a very strong signal.

• Fifth Column

  The absolute value of the magnetic field, measured in uT. Generally, if the magnetic field consistency is good, it will be displayed in green. If it is very high or very low, it will be displayed in red. For more details on how to view the magnetic field, refer to Magnetic Field Detection and Diagnosis

Hardware Details

Click on an item in the list to view the hardware details.

Individual Shutdown

You can click the shutdown button to individually turn off this tracker.

Other Information

• Battery Level

  Specific battery percentage, for rough reference only. The specific usage time should be taken as the standard.

• Communication Quality

  The percentage of successful reception of 120 frame rate data in the last 2 seconds. It is not signal strength! Signal strength can be viewed in the tracker details, measured in dbm. Generally, >-70dbm is considered good signal strength, for example, -30 dbm is a very strong signal.

• Received Signal

  The signal strength of the sensor received by the receiver. >-70 dbm is considered good signal strength.

• Passive Signal

  The signal strength of the receiver received by the sensor. >-70 dbm is considered good signal strength.

• Relative Magnetic Field

  This is the relative size compared to the space and time of the apose during calibration. If the relative size remains within 1.1, the magnetic field environment is generally considered good. In a good magnetic field environment, the anti-magnetic algorithm works better. For specific magnetic field determination and calibration, please refer to here

• Acceleration

  Three-axis calibrated acceleration, normalized to the current gravitational acceleration.

• Gyroscope

  Three-axis calibrated gyroscope. If the tracker is completely stationary and the value here exceeds 0.2 from the zero point, it is recommended to perform Gyroscope Calibration