What is WebUI or browser access?
You can access your ACT Head Impact Tracker data also via browser access, which is web user interface (WebUI). We aim to keep our mobile App as simple and clear as possible. It is not ideal place to display large umber of data, detailed graphical illustrations or large statistics. This means all the data collected is not displayed in the mobile App, but instead we provide you a place where you can access it in more convenient way – on your tablet or computer.
What is in the WebUI and why should I used it?
WebUI displays all the data impact collected and in various data formats. You see the glance of data on the App, but all of it in WebUI. If you wish to see all the information collected, get more in-depth numerical and graphical illustrations of it, or import data to spreadsheets for example – you can do it in WebUi.
How do I access WebUI?
Click “Browser access” link on the bottom of this web page. You can find “Browser access” link in “User” column. Clicking the link opens log in -page for WebUI. Type in your User Account’s ID (which is your email) and password, then click “log in”. You have entered WeUi and can see all your own profiles and profiles shared with you on the landing page.
Ok, I’m in, how do I navigate here?
On the WebUI landing page you can see all your own profiles and profiles shared with you. You can scroll down to see all the profiles from the scroll bar on the right. On the top right-hand corner you can see Your user account ID on a green block. Clicking on that block you can see “My Account”, “Export tool” and “Log out”.
In “My account“ you can add and update your WebUI account details here if you ike.
In “Export tool” you can import your profiles’ impact data on most commonly used Spreadsheets.
In “Log out” you can log out from WebUI.
You can return to landing page by clicking ACT-logo on the top left-hand corner.
How can I access my profiles and impact data?
On the landing page you can see boxes. These boxes are representing your own profiles and those shared with you. Click on the profile box you wish to see to open profile’s landing page. On the profile landing page you can see on the top left-hand corner profile’s latest impact. On the top right-hand corner is the numerical illustrations of that latest impact. You can see much more data here per an event than you do in the app. See the next questions for more information regarding. You can see profile’s previous impacts listed below formulating profile’s impact history. To see older events, click “Fetch more” in the bottom of the listing. To access impact’s data in more detail, click impact you wish to see in the previous impacts listing.
What is Maximum initial g-force?
Maximum initial g-force is the maximum g-force measured in the beginning of an impact, during first 30 ms of measurement period.
What is Maximum g-force?
Maximum g-force is the maximum g-force from all measurement period, which is 75 ms
What is Initial impact g-load?
To include one very relevant variable to the numerical illustrations we have added “Impact g-load” which combines both g-force and time (duration). Initial impact g-load is AUC from the first 30 ms of measurement period.
What is Impact g-load?
To include one very relevant variable to the numerical illustrations we have added “Impact g-load” which combines both g-force and time (duration). Impact g-load is AUC from all measurement period, which is 75 ms.
What is Maximum initial rotation speed? Why do I not have Maximum initial rotation speed?
If you have sensor with gyroscope in it, you will also have measurements on the rotational speed. If your sensor do not have gyroscope in it, rotational movement will not be measured and this data is hence not available. Maximum initial rotation speed tells you the maximum rotation speed from the first 30 ms of measurement period.
What is Maximum rotation speed? Why do I not have Maximum rotation speed?
If you have sensor with gyroscope in it, you will also have measurements on the rotational speed. If your sensor do not have gyroscope in it, rotational movement will not be measured and this data is hence not available. Maximum rotation speed tells you the maximum rotation speed from all measurement period, which is 75 ms.
What is Initial accumulation of rotation speed? Why do I not have Initial accumulation of rotation speed?
If you have sensor with gyroscope in it, you will also have measurements on the rotational speed. If your sensor do not have gyroscope in it, rotational movement will not be measured and this data is hence not available. Initial accumulation of rotation speed AUC of rotation speed from the first 30 ms of measurement period.
What is accumulation of rotation speed? Why do I not have accumulation of rotation speed?
If you have sensor with gyroscope in it, you will also have measurements on the rotational speed. If your sensor do not have gyroscope in it, rotational movement will not be measured and this data is hence not available. accumulation of rotation speed tells you AUC of rotation speed from all measurement period, which is 75 ms.
Yippee, can I finally mark false-positives impacts from handling?
YES! We are so happy to finally be able to provide this opportunity in WebUI! To mark “faulty” impacts which are from handling or transportation for example, click the impact you wish to “deactivate” on the previous impacts list. When impact data page opens scroll down until you see “Flag as faulty impact” and small empty tic box next to it. To mark impact faulty tic that box by clicking on it. It becomes blue and white tick appears on it. Now the impact is marked faulty and will appear in lighter shade on your previous impacts listing on the profile page.
If you wish to “reactivate” the impact, un-tic the box.
I can now also add notes to the impacts? Great!
INDEED! We are so happy to introduce adding notes to impacts in WebUI! To add notes to specific impacts, click the impact you wish to add notes to on the previous impacts list. When impact data page opens scroll down until you see “Notes” and empty white box next to it. Write your notes that box by clicking on it and type in what you want. You can only see the notes on Impact data page, the notes are not visible in previous pages.
If you wish to remove the notes from the impact, remove the text in the Notes box.
What are all the graphs in Impact data page?
If you have sensor with gyroscope in it, there are 6 different graphs available for you on the Impact data page. If your sensor does not have gyroscope to it, there is less. You can switch between the graphs by clicking on the green boxes on top of the graph. “Total” is showing you the graphical illustration of all the data collected of that impact. “Linear acceleration” is displaying the 3 axes of acceleration measurement data collected. “Rotation speed” is doing the same for the rotational speed data collected. Clicking “rad” you get the rotation speed graphs in radius (rad/s) and when you click on “deg” in degrees (deg/s).
On the bottom f the Impact data page you can see the datapoints.