Installation and Operation Manual · Introduction The Physical Activity Analysis Software (PAAS) and the Physical Activity Analysis Software Basic (PAAS Basic) is designed to analyze

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To the users

Confirm the components enclosed

Physical Activity Analysis Software (PAAS)

&

Physical Activity Analysis Software Basic (PAAS Basic)

Installation and Operation Manual

Physical Activity Analysis Software (PAAS)

CD-ROM (1), USB cable (1), and Installation and Quick Operation Manual (1)

Physical Activity Analysis Software Basic (PAAS Basic)

(1) CD-ROM, (1) USB cable, (1) Installation and Quick Operation Manual,

(1) Lifecorder EX, (1) Lithium Battery CR2032,

(1) Security Strap, (1) Operation Manual and (2) USB Connector Cap

● Thank you for purchasing the Physical Activity Analysis Software.

Please read this manual carefully before you use for proper and safe

operation.

● Please note that it is unsafe to start using the product before reading the whole manual including cautions.

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Company Limited.

・You may not copy any part of the printed material accompanying this software product

without the prior written consent.

・The contents of this manual are subjected to change without prior notice.

・Windows is registered trade mark of Microsoft.

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Table of Contents Page Introduction ……………………………………………………………………..1 System Requirements …….………………………………………………......1 Install the Software …………………………………………………………….2 Uninstall the software …………………………………………………………8 Top Menu [Main] button.....................................................................................11 [Download] button………………………………………………………..12 [Setup] button…………………………………………………………… 12 [END] button.....................................................................................12 Explanation of each menu bar……………………………………...........13 User List ………………………………………………………………………..15 Job Menu [DOWNLOAD] icon……………………………………………………….16 [REPORT] icon………………………………………………………...…16

[PRINT] icon………………………………………………………….…..16 [EXPORT DATA] icon* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)………………..…….16

Basic flow from download to print out ……………………………………17 Download Data from the Lifecorder EX Case 1: From Top Menu………………………………….………….…….21 Case 2: From User List……………………………….……………………22 Case 3: From Job Menu……………………………………………………22 Group Registration ……………………………………………………………23 User Registration ……………………………………………………...………24 Edit Group Information ………………………………….…………………...25 Edit User Information …………………………………………………………27 Delete Group Information …..………………………………………………..29 Delete User Information ..…………………………………………………….30 User Profile Window …….…………………………………………...............32 View Reports Contents of Reports………………………………………………………34 Daily Step Counts & Activity Minutes……………………………………………36 Daily Energy Expenditure………………………………………………….37 Activity Level………………………………………………………………39 Weekly Average Step Counts…………………………………………………….41

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Table of Contents Page Weekly Average Activity Minutes……………………………………….…42

Daily Physical Activity…………………………………………………..…43 Exclusion from Analysis ………………………………..……………………45 Set up & Option Setting Auto Set up……………...………………………………………………..46 View Report Set up……………………………………….……………….48 Print Report Set up………………………………………………………..50 Other Set up………...…………………………………………………….51 Default Setting of Option…………..…………………………………...….52 Print Summary Report ….………………………………………………….....53 Change the print day range …..................................................................53 Summary Report format …………………………………………………...…54 Print Screen Display ……..………………………………………………...….56 Export Data* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)…....……..…….……………….…….56 Change period for Export Data* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)…………..........57 PAAS Data Editor* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)………………………………..58 User List for PAAS Data Editor*(*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)…………..........59 Edit Database* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)……………………………………..60 Set up the Lifecorder EX (LCEX Setup)* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)..........63 Troubleshooting

1. Data cannot be downloaded from the Lifecorder EX………………………………….68 2. [Install Program As Other User] window is displayed…………………………………96 3. [Found New Hardware] window is displayed……………………………....................98 4. [Lifecorder is disconnected] window is displayed.....................................................99 5. Change the printer for printing out reports........................................................99 6. Change the target value when viewing reports………………………………….100 7. [Excluded from Average Calculation Due to user error] message appears on reports.103 8. [Irregular Data is sorted] message appears………………………….................104 9. [NO DATA RECORDING] appears on Daily Physical Activity Report……………..104 10. Backup for the database* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)...................................105 11. Restore the backup database* (*Not applicable for PAAS Basic)............................110

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Introduction The Physical Activity Analysis Software (PAAS) and the Physical Activity Analysis Software

Basic (PAAS Basic) is designed to analyze recorded data from the Lifecorder EX (Activity

Monitor) in order to analyze your daily lifestyle activity.

Additionally, PAAS Data Editor can be used for data base editing and the LCEX Setup can

be used for sending setting information from a personal computer to the Lifecorder EX.

These functions are included as the utility programs of PAAS.

Please refer to page 58 for PAAS Data Editor and page 63 for LCEX Setup.

System Requirements The below mentioned environment is required to operate the Physical Activity Analysis

Software. (PAAS and PAAS Basic)

Computer PC/AT compatible device（DOS/V device）

CPU As recommended for each Windows Operation System

Memory 256MB of RAM or higher (128MB minimum supported)

Required Operation

System

Microsoft Windows 98SE or higher

Microsoft Windows Me

Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Edition

Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

Microsoft Windows XP Professional

Hard Disk <Capacity required for program installation> 26 MB

250 Kbytes is required for 1 month data per person.

<File System>

FAT32 and NTFS

Display 800 X 600 pixels or higher

Display color High color（16 bit color or higher）

Others CD-ROM Device, USB Port (Version 1.0 & 2.0)

Caution: Applicable for English Version Windows Operation System (OS) only. PAAS is not useable under the following OS environment (Windows95,

Windows98 and Windows NT). Suzuken does not guarantee error-free operation under the condition of that is modified or deleted any parts of the Windows Operation System.

Attention: The utility programs PAAS Data Editor and LCEX Setup are not applicable for PAAS

Basic.

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Install the Software

Follow the following steps below to install the software.

1. Insert the CD and the following window will appear automatically. (Sample of

Windows XP)

2. The following window will appear. Click the Next> button to proceed to the next

step.

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3. The following License Agreement window will appear. Click the Yes button if you

agree, otherwise click the No to cancel the installation.

4. The following window will appear. Please enter your PRODUCT KEY mentioned on the

CD-ROM case.

Click the Next> button to proceed to the next step.

Attention: If you input the PRODUCT KEY incorrectly, the following window will

appear. Please try again to input the correct PRODUCT KEY.

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5. The following [Choose Destination Location] window will appear and specify the

destination folder that you want to install. Click the Browse button if you want to

change the location.

Click Next> to proceed next step if you don’t want to change the destination.

6. The following [Select Program Folder] will appear. Click the Next> button to

proceed to the next step after you change the folder name or select an existing folder

from the list depending on your preference.

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7. The following Setup Status window will appear during the installation.

8. The following Successful Installation window will appear. Click the Finish button to

complete the installation. A shortcut icon for operation of PAAS is shown on

your Desktop.

Caution: When reinstalling or upgrade the software, previously stored database will be deleted. If you want to restore the database, please backup the database before reinstallation. Refer to page 105 for backup and restore the database.

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USB Driver Install Confirmation

1) When connecting the Lifecorder EX to a personal computer using Windows XP Service

Pack 2 for the first time, by connecting the USB cable enclosed, the following window will

appear. (Not applicable for Windows 98SE, Windows Me and Windows2000)

Select [No, not this time] and then click the Next> button to proceed to the next step.

2) When connecting the Lifecorder EX to a personal computer using Windows XP and

Windows XP Service Pack 1 for the first time, by connecting the USB cable enclosed, the

following window will appear. In case of using Windows XP Service Pack 2, the following

window will appear after the above-mentioned window.

Select [Install the software automatically [Recommended]] and click the

Next> button to proceed to the next step.

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3) During the installation, the following window will appear

4) The following window will appear. Click the Finish button to complete the USB

driver installation confirmation.

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Uninstall the Software 1. Select [Settings] from the start menu. Then, select [Control Panel]

(Sample of Windows XP)

2. The following window will appear. After clicking the [Control Panel],

click [ Add or Remove Programs].

Caution: When reinstalling the software, previously stored database will be deleted. If you want to restore the database, please backup the database before uninstallation. Refer to page 105 for backup and restore the database.

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3. The following window will appear. Select [Physical Activity Analysis Software

V1.0], then click the Change/Remove button.

4. The following window will appear during uninstalling of the software.

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5. The following window will appear. Click the Finish button to complete uninstalling

the program.

Caution: When uninstalling the software, previously stored database will be deleted. If you want to restore the database, please backup the database before uninstallation. Refer to page 105 for backup and restore the database.

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Top Menu The following display will appear when the icon is double-clicked on your

Desktop.

(1) [Main] button

Open for the following functions and displays by clicking on the [Main] button.

Refer to page 13 for each function explanation.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

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(2) [Download] button

To download the recorded data from the Lifecorder EX

(Refer to Option Setting on page 46)

(3) [Setup] button

To display the optional settings.

(Refer to the Option setting on page 46)

(4) [END] button

To end the Physical Activity Analysis Software. (PAAS)

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Explanation of each menu bar

[Edit] - [New Group] is for new group registration that user belongs.

- [New user] is for new user registration.

- [Edit Group] is for editing group information.

- [Edit User] is for editing user information.

- [Delete Group] is to delete group information and data.

- [Delete User] is to delete user information and data.

[Display] - [Alphabet (Ascending)] is to show user icons in alphanumeric ascending order

from the User List.

- [Alphabet (Descending)] is to show user icons in alphanumeric descending order

from the [User List].

- [User Reg. (Ascending)] is to show user icons in registering ascending order


- [User Reg. (Descending)] is to show user icons in registering descending order


[Job] - [Download] is to download data stored in the Lifecorder EX to a personal

computer.

- [Report] for viewing analyzed reports.

- [Print] for printing analyzed reports.

- [Export Data] for making a CSV file for export.

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[Go To] - [Home] to return to the top menu.

- [User List] to return to the User List.

- [Back] to return to the previous display.

[Option] for all optional settings.

- [Auto Setup]: Auto Download, Auto Save and Auto Print. Refer to page 46.

- [View Report Setup]: Analysis Conditions, Target Settings, Minimum Value for

graphical chart and Moderate Intensity setting.

Refer to page 48.

- [Print Report Setup]: Print day setting and paper size. Refer to page 50.

- [Other Setup]: Input the name of an institution on report header.

[Recall most recent user]. Refer to page 51.

[Help] - [Help] is for help programs when you have any questions about the operation of

the software.

- [Version] is for showing the version number of the Physical Activity Analysis

Software.

[End] to end the Physical Activity Analysis Software

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User List A User List will be displayed by clicking the Main button on the Top menu.

(1) Navigation Window

Display menu bar shows following functions: ([Edit], [Display], [Job], [Go To], [Option],

[Help], [End]) and tool bar.

(2) Group icon Window

Display a group by selecting the group icon that is registered using the icon.

A new group folder can be selected from the menu by clicking the icon

located second from the left on the menu bar.

Downloaded data not specified to a group folder will be saved to the [Owner] folder.

The last user group selected will be displayed under the [Owner] icon with other icons by

order of registration date.

(3) Group Information Window

To display the selected group name and comments that is input.

(4) User icon frame

To display a user icon belonging to a selected group folder.

Nickname/ID (if registered) is displayed under the user icon. If a Nickname/ID is not

registered, First Name/Middle/Last name will be displayed.

The user icon is displayed from the upper left-side selected by [Display] in the pull down

menu.

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(2)

(3)

(4)

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Job Menu The Job menu will be displayed when a user icon is double-clicked.

(1) User Information Window

Display a selected user name, group name, Nickname/ID (if registered) and comment.

Return to the User List by clicking the icon.

(2) Job Window

The following 4 Job icons are displayed when a user is selected from the user list.

[DOWNLOARD]: Downloads recorded data from the Lifecorder EX to a personal

computer manually.

[REPORT]: Displays all reports as per the user’s selection. Reports are displayed

within the area (2) of the Job Window.

[PRINT]: To print a summary report.

[EXPORT DATA]: To make a Data file for data exportation. (This function is not

applicable for PAAS Basic.)

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(2)

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Basic flow from download to print out

(1) Click the icon on the desktop and connect the USB cable with the Lifecorder

EX to a personal computer. Then click the Download button. If [Auto Download] is

set, data is automatically downloaded when the Lifecorder EX is connected to a

personal computer by the USB cable.

(2) A [New CPU] window will appear when connecting the Lifecorder EX to a personal

computer for the first time. The software recognizes the user depending upon CPU

number of the Lifecorder EX.

* Click [Select From the User List] if you want to download data to the user already

registered.

* Click [User Registration] if you want to download data as new user.

* Click [Cancel] if you want to cancel downloading.

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(3) The below mentioned window will appear when clicking [User Registration] in the

previous window. Input the user information as per below mentioned window.

Click Registration to proceed to the next step after inputting the user information.

Caution: (1) First Name and Last Name are required. (2) The value of Target Steps, Activity Minutes and Average Food

Intake will be reflected on a report for each user. (3) If you don’t have any information regarding the kcal in your diet,

please consult a specialist. (4) The data will be saved in the [Owner] folder if a group name is not

previously registered or selected.

Attention: The Value of Target and Food Intake in the above boxes are default levels

that are automatically set. If you do not change the default value, each

value will be reflected in the reports.

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(4) The following window will appear when downloading.

(5) When download is complete, the following window will appear.

Click the OK button to proceed to the next step.

(6) Click the [Main] button on the Top menu and the following [User List] will appear.

Double-click on the user icon where data was downloaded.

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(7) The following [Job Menu] will appear. Click the in order to display

reports.

(8) 6 reports: ( Daily Steps & Activity, Daily Energy Expenditure, Activity Level,

Weekly Average Step Counts, Weekly Average Activity Minutes and Daily Physical

Activity) are available for viewing. Refer to page 34 to 44 for an explanation of all

reports.

(9) Click the to print out a summary report.

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(10) The following window will appear in order to set the starting and ending dates of the

period that you want to print out. Click the Print button after setting the period in

order to print out a summary report.

Download Data from the Lifecorder EX Case 1 from Top Menu: Download data from the Lifecorder EX by clicking the [Download]

button on top menu and the user will be recognized based upon the CPU NUMBER of the

Lifecorder EX automatically.

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Case 2 from User List: Download data from the Lifecorder EX by clicking the icon or

[Download] in Job pull -down menu on [User List]. The user will be recognized based upon

the CPU number of the Lifecorder EX automatically.

Case 3 from [Job Menu]: Download data to the selected user from [User List].

Caution: In case different users use the same Lifecorder EX as the selected user, recorded data of the selected user will be replaced by the last user. Please reset the Lifecorder EX. (Refer to the page 24 of the Lifecorder EX operation manual)

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Group Registration (1) Click the [Main] button on top menu and [User List] as shown below.

If you don’t need any group registration, all users will be saved in the [Owner] group.

This function is useful for dividing group by category, etc.

(2) Click the icon in the tool bar menu or [New Group] in [Edit] pull-down menu.

After that, the following [Group Registration] window will appear.

(3) Input the group name and comments and select your preferable group icon from the

[Select View Icon] options.

(4) Click the Registration button to complete. A group name will be displayed under the

group icon.

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User Registration (1) Click the [Main] button on Top menu and [User List] as shown below.

(2) Click the icon or [New User] in the [Edit] pull-down menu in order to register a new

user. After that, the following window will appear.

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Click the Registration button to complete the user information.

A user name will be displayed under the user icon.

Edit Group information (1) Click the [Main] button on top menu and [User List] as shown below will appear.

The selected group icon is shown as a dimmed color.

Caution: (1) First Name and Last Name are required. (2) The value of Target Steps, Activity Minutes and Average Food Intake

will be reflected on a report for each user. (3) If you don’t have any information regarding the kcal in your diet,

please consult a specialist. (4) The data will be saved in the [Owner] folder if a group name is not

previously registered or selected.

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(2) Click the icon or select [Edit Group] in the [Edit] pull-down menu.

The group modification window will appear.

(3) Click the Set button after completing the group information modification.

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Edit User Information (1) Click the [Main] button on Top menu and the [User List] as shown below will appear.

The selected user icon is shown as a dimmed color.

(2) Click the icon or [Edit User] in the [Edit] pull-down menu. User Modification

window will appear. Click the Set button after completing the user information

modification.

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Attention: If you want to move an individual user icon to different group, drag and drop

to another group folder.

Caution: (1) First Last Names are required to be input. (2) The value of Target Steps, Activity intensity, and food intake will be

reflected on the report. (3) If you don’t have any information regarding the kcal you take from

your diet everyday, please consult a specialist. (4) Data will be saved in the Owner group folder if a group name is not

previously registered.

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Delete Group Information (1) Click the [Main] button on Top menu and the [User List] as shown below will appear.

The selected group icon is shown as a dimmed color.

(2) Click [Delete Group] in the [Edit] pull-down menu as shown below.

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(2) The following Group Delete window will appear after clicking [Delete Group] in the Edit

pull down menu. Click the Delete button to delete a selected group.

Delete User Information (1) Click the [Main] button on Top menu and [User List] as shown below will appear.

The selected user icon is shown as a dimmed color.

Caution: All user icons and data in the group will be also deleted when a group icon is deleted.

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(2) Click [Delete User] in the [Edit] pull-down menu as shown below.

(3) The following User Delete window will appear after clicking [Delete User] in the [Edit]

pull-down menu. Click the Delete button to delete selected user.

Caution: All data for the user will be also deleted when a user icon is deleted.

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User Profile Window The [User Profile] window will appear under the following cases.

Case 1：When the CPU number of the Lifecorder EX is already registered, except

when using [Auto Download]

(1) If the user information is OK, click OK and downloading will proceed automatically.

(2) If you want to quit download, click Cancel .

(3) If you want to download data as a new user, click Change User Profile in order to

register new user information.

(4) If you want to download the data as a registered user, click Select From User List

and the recorded data will be downloaded into a registered user database. The [User

List] will be displayed after clicking the Select From User List button and

double-clicking the user icon where you want to download data.

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Case ２：If the CPU number of the Lifecorder EX is not registered when downloading

(1) If you want to download the data as a registered user’s profile, click

Select From User List and the recorded data are downloaded into a registered user’s

database. The User List will be displayed after clicking Select From User List

button and double-click the user icon where you want to download data.

(2) If you want to register information as a new User, click the User Registration

button.

(3) If you want to quit download, click the Cancel button.

Case 3： When the specific user icon is clicked in the [User List], and [Download] is selected

while connecting the Lifecorder EX with CPU number that is already registered

as different user profile, the following [CPU Using Alert] window will appear in

order to confirm the user profile.

(1) If you confirm to change the user profile to download the recorded data as selected user,

click the Download button to overwrite the database with the old user.

(2) If you do not overwrite the database, click the Cancel button. Then, registered as a

new user before start downloading.

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View Reports Contents of Reports 6 kinds of reports based on the analyzed data from the Lifecorder EX can be viewed and

printed when clicking the icon on the [Job Menu] of the selected user.

(1) Navigation bar

Display menu bar ([Edit], [Display], [Job], [Go To], [Option], [Help], [Quit]) and tool bar.

(2) User information

Display the selected user name, nickname/ID (if registered), group’s name and

comments.

(3) REPORTS

There are 6 tabs options, each report will be displayed for the selected user when

selecting one of the following tabs.

- Daily Steps & Activity tab

- Daily Energy Expenditure tab

- Activity Level tab

- Weekly Avg. Step Counts tab

- Weekly Avg. Activity Minute tab

- Daily Physical Activity tab

Each tab has the following functions shown in the following (4) and (5).

(1)

(2)

(3) (4) (5)

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(4) Data period setting button for analysis and view

Specify the period that user wants to see from the saved Database.

1. Click the above mentioned tab and the below mentioned contents will be displayed.

Since last transfer: Display the latest downloaded data report from the saved

Database.

Last 7 days: Display the last 7 days data report from the saved Database. Last 14 days: Display the last 14 days data report from the saved Database. Last 30 days: Display the last 30 days data report from the saved Database. Last 60 days: Display the last 60 days data report from the saved Database. Last 90 days: Display the last 90 days data report from the saved Database. Custom: Specify the period that you want to see.

2. Specify the period (above-mentioned From: and To:) when selecting Custom if desired.

3. Always click the Set button to change the display based upon the data period set.

(5) Print button (Screen print)

Print a single displayed report on a personal computer screen.

The previously set printer in Option is used.

Attention: If you need to print out the summary report, select the icon or

[Print] in the [Job] pull-down menu.

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Daily Step Counts & Activity Minutes Reports for Daily Step Counts and Daily Activity Minutes will be displayed within a

specified period shown (1).

(1) Display period setting button

Specify the period that you want to see from the saved Database.


Print the displayed report on the screen.

(1) (2) (3)

(4)

Attention: Always click the Set button to change the display based upon

the data period set.

Attention: If you need to print out the summary report, select the icon

or [Print] in the [Job] pull-down menu.

Attention: The actual value of step counts and activity minutes are shown on the

each day bar when the selected period is up to two weeks. Or refer

the actual value to the Daily Physical Activity selecting specific day

data. When achieving the target of steps for a day, color of a bar will

change to orange from yellow.

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(3) Daily Step Counts Report

Daily step counts are displayed as a bar graph. Average steps and target steps during

this period are displayed as a horizontal line.

(4) Daily Activity Minutes Report

Display activity time (Moderate – Vigorous) per day in different color depending on

intensity as bar graph. And target activity time is displayed as horizontal line.

(5) The maximum scale value on the graphical chart in step counts and activity minutes

can be modified in the [Option] setting.

Daily Energy Expenditure Display total calorie expenditure and activity calorie expenditure per day are in different

colors on the bar graph. The target of calories expenditure from activity is displayed as

a horizontal red line.

Attention: If you want to confirm the actual activity of a day, refer to the Daily

Physical Activity for specific dates.

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(3)

(4)

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Specify the period that you want to see from the saved database.


Print displayed report on screen.

(3) Average Food Intake Cal

The Average Food Intake Cal is displayed as the gray zone when your estimated calorie

intake from food and drink is input in the [user registration] window.

(4) The maximum scale of calorie expenditure volume can be adjusted in the [Option

settings].

Attention: Always click the Set button to change the display based upon

the data period set.

Attention: If you need to print out the summary report, select the icon or

[Print] in the [Job] pull-down menu.

Attention: If you want to confirm the value of actual calorie expenditure, refer to

the Daily Physical Activity for a specific day data.

Attention: The Daily Energy Expenditure is the total calorie expenditure (BMR

plus Activity calories, Thermo-genesis and Micro Activity). The BMR is

called basal metabolic rate meaning the minimum level that your body

needs to function properly and is calculated from age, height and weight.

Activity Cal means the energy expenditure during physical activity.

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Activity Level The intensity distribution of the average activity minutes per day and the highest physical

activity day within the specified period for activity intensity level will be displayed as a bar

graph. In addition, the percentage of the elevated minutes from the Light, Moderate and

Vigorous intensity levels will be displayed as a pie chart.

(1)Display period setting button



Print a displayed report on the screen.

Attention: Moderate Intensity Range can be set in the [Option setting].

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Attention: Always click the Set button to change the display based upon data

period set.

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(3) Average Physical Activity Level report

Display the average physical activity level per day during the selected period as a bar

graph and percentage of the activity level distribution as a pie chart.

(4) Highest Physical Activity (Day) report

Display highest physical activity day during the selected period as bar graph and

percentage of activity level distribution as pie chart.

(5) The maximum scale value of minutes for the bar graph can be modified in [Option]

setting.


or [Print] in the [Job] pull-down menu.

Attention: If you want to confirm each day distribution during selected period,

refer to the Daily Physical Activity for a specific day data.

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Weekly Average Step Counts Display the weekly average step counts (Mon. - Sun.) for a selected period. The number of

the average step counts is displayed on the top of each bar graph up to twelve weeks.

The first and last weekly average may not be a full seven days period average due to the

recorded days.




Print displayed report on screen.

(3) The maximum scale value of step counts for the bar graph can be modified in the

[Option] setting.

(1) (2)

(3)

Attention: 1. Always click the Set button to change the display based upon data

period set.

2. When achieving the target of average steps for a week, color of a bar will

change to orange from yellow.


or [Print] in the Job pull down menu.

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Weekly Average Activity Minutes Weekly Average Activity Minutes (Mon. - Sun.) during the selected period will be displayed

as a bar graph. The number of the average activity minutes is displayed on the top of each

bar graph up to twelve weeks.

The first and last weekly average may not be a full seven days period average due to the

recorded days.




Print the displayed report on the screen.

(3) The maximum scale value of activity minutes for the bar graph can be modified in the

[Option] setting.

(1) (2)

(3)

Attention: Always click the Set button to change the display based upon the

data period set.

Attention: If you need to print out the summary report, select icon or

[Print] in [Job] pull-down menu.

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Daily Physical Activity Daily Physical Activity including Steps, Activity Cal, Total Cal, elevated Activity Minutes

and physical activity intensity distribution per day during a selected period will be

displayed. The daily physical activity report shows the data for twenty-four hours interval.

The spikes show the intensity level for 2 minute intervals.

Steps = Step counts, Active Cal = Activity Energy Expenditure,

Total Cal = Total Energy Expenditure

Moderate-Vigorous Activity Minutes = Accumulated activity minutes with intensity from

moderate to vigorous level



(1) (3) (4)

(2)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

Attention: Always click Set button to change display based upon data

period is set.

(9)

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Print weekly report (Mon. - Sun.) for seven days.

(3) PREVIOUS WEEK button

The previous week’s data will be displayed by clicking the PREVIOUS WEEK button.

(4) NEXT WEEK button

The next week’s data will be displayed by clicking the NEXT WEEK button.

(5) PREVIOUS DAY button

The previous day’s data prior to the current date will be displayed by clicking the

PREVIOUS DAY button.

(6) NEXT DAY button

The next day’s data after the current date will be displayed by clicking the NEXT DAY

button.

(8) Physical Activity Intensity Distribution report

The physical activity intensity distribution per day will be displayed as a bar graph.

(9) Event marking

When pressing Event key of the Lifecorder EX (Refer to the page 21 of the Lifecorder

EX operation manual), triangle mark is mentioned on Daily Physical Activity report.

Event key is used for confirming how much intensity you made during each meal,

exercise, etc.


or [Print] in the Job pull down menu.

Caution: Not printing only displayed data but printing all data per week (Mon. - Sun.) on one page. If some day of the week (Mon. - Sun.) is not recorded, these data won’t be printed out and blank on paper.

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Exclusion from Analysis

Above-mentioned [Excluded from Average Calculation Due to user error] will be

displayed in a report of Activity Level, Weekly Avg. Step Count, Weekly Avg. Activity Minutes

and Daily Physical Activity.

This function is designed to avoid that average value may be effected from unusual data,

data from not wearing the Lifecorder EX full day or data from not wearing at all.

Attention: Refer to the View Report Setup in the Option Setting how to set

excluding conditions such as the minimum step counts per day, starting day

and ending day.

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Set up & Option Setting Auto Setup Click [Setup] on top menu or [Option] on the [User List], [Job Menu] or [Report View] in order

to reach the following window.

Auto Setup is for automatic download, data saving and printing based on your selection.

(1)

(3)

(2)

Attention: Recorded data in the Lifecorder EX is downloaded automatically to a

personal computer without clicking the [Download] button when [Auto

download] is selected, and then connect to a personal computer using

the USB cable.

Caution: The PAAS or PAAS Basic needs to be started with the following settings to activate.

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(1) Download frame

Set [Auto] or [Manual] download from the Lifecorder EX.

(2) Data Save frame

Set how to save data of user when selecting [Auto Download].

If you select [Manual] save, a [User Profile] window will appear when downloading data

from the Lifecorder EX whose CPU number is already recognized by the software.

(3) Print frame

Set to print manually or automatically when selecting [Auto Download].

When selecting [Auto Print], it prints update data after last transmission.

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View Report Setup The default setting will exclude 50 steps and under per day from the analysis.

This function is for excluding small data during recording in case of not wearing the

Lifecorder EX on a day. This function is designed to exclude data for the average calculation

in the event the Lifecorder EX is not worn or used on a specific date.

(1) [Auto Exclusion from Analysis Period]

Specify the conditions for excluding data from the recorded data for analysis and printing

of reports.

(2) [Target Step Counts & Activity Minutes] 10,000 steps and 30 minutes per day are generally recommended as default set target.

However, the target must be adjusted user’s conditions especially for children, elderly

people and patient with medical conditions requires the specialist supervision.

Please analyze your normal activity level first, and then set target improving your

lifestyles activity gradually.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

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(3) [Food Intake]

Set the estimated food intake per day. If you don’t have any information regarding kcal

received from food per day, please consult a specialist. This is a useful standard to see

energy balance for weight management programs.

These targets will be reflected in the Energy Expenditure report and printed reports.

(3) [Maximum Value For Graphical Chart]

Set the maximum values of graduations for each graphical chart. These values will be

reflected on the viewed and printed reports.

(5) [Moderate Intensity Range]

Set the range of Moderate Intensity for activity. The range will be reflected in the

calculation of Activity Minute. Activity minutes from moderate to vigorous intensity is

accumulated time spending for activity or exercise with intensity from level 4 to 9 when

the moderate range set from 4 to 6.

(6) [Default Date Range]

When viewing reports, recorded period of last 14 days are displayed on screen as

default setting.

Caution: The target value of activity minutes shown on the above display may not suitable for all users. Do not follow the sample target value without consulting a medical specialist if the user has a medical condition or is taking medication.

Attention: The target value of steps and activity minutes and food intake are initial values, so if you change the values of an already registered user in the option setting, these values will not be reflected in the reports. If you want to change these values, you must edit user information in the [Edit User] in the edit pull down menu in [User List].

Attention: These values are also available to change in the Option menu bar

when viewing

Attention: These values are also available to change in the Option menu bar

when viewing

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Print Report Setup (1) [Print Day Range] frame

Set the data range for printing. (Not necessary when selecting Auto Download)

(2) [Paper Size] frame

Set the paper size for printing. (Letter or A4 size)

(3) [Printer]

Specify the printer for printing reports.

(1)

Caution: When setting Auto Download, the latest downloaded data will be printed out.

(2)

(3)

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Other Setup

(1) Name of Institution

Select the institution name such as company, school and hospital for print-out.

(2) Recall most recent user

The [Job Menu] for the last user will be displayed after clicking the [Main] button on top

menu when this function is selected as default.

(1)

(2)

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Default Setting of Option Following values are the default value of each setting.

Change these values as per your request.

[Auto Setup] Download: Manual [View Report Setup] [Auto Exclusion from Analysis Period] Starting Date: No Check Ending Date: No Check Excluding step count: 50 [Target] Step: 10000 Activity Minute: 30 [Food Intake] Avg. Food Intake: 0 [Maximum Value for Graphical Chart] Step: 15000 Active Minute: 100 Total Cal: 3000 Avg. /Highest Activity Minute: 60 Moderate Intensity Range: From: 4 To: 6 Default Date Range: Last 14 days [Print Report Setup] Print Day Range: Custom Paper Size: Letter Printer: Windows Default Printer [Other Setup] Name of Institution: Blank Recall most recent user: No Check

Caution: When viewing reports, target value of Step, Activity Minute and Avg. Food Intake can not be changed in Option setting. Refer to page 100 [Change the target value when viewing reports].

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Print Summary Report The [Report Config.] window will appear in the following cases for printing summary report.

Case 1: Click [Download] button on Top Menu when setting [Auto Download] and [Auto

Print] as preferred option settings. Note that the initial print day range must be set

in order to determine how long selected data will be printed out.

Case 2: Click the icon or [Print] in the [Job] pull-down menu when opening Job

Menu.

Case 3: Click the icon or [Print] in the [Job] pull-down menu when opening Report

View.

Change the print day range (1) Select your requesting period for print-out as shown below.

-Since last transfer: Print out the summary report for the latest downloaded data only from the saved database.

-Last 7 days: Print out the summary report for the last 7 days of data from the saved database.

-Last 14 days: Print out the summary report for the last 14 days of data from the saved Database.




(1)

(2)

Attention: Note that the initial print day range must be set in order to determine how long

selected data will be printed out in the all cases above mentioned.

(3)

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-Custom: Specify the period that you want to print-out. (2) Term will be shown in the box as you selected in (1) or set period you want when you

select [Custom].

(3) Click Print button and summary report will be printed out automatically.

Summary Report format Following reports shown below can be printed out when clicking the icon or [Print] in

[Job] pull down menu.

All 6 reports and information will be printed out in several pages according to your selecting

recorded period.

Top page

All information for selected

User and group are mentioned.

Your BMI is calculated from

height and weight.

Daily Step counts report

Daily Activity Minutes report

Daily Energy Expenditure

report

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Second page

Last page

Activity Level report

Weekly Average Step

Counts report

Weekly Average Activity

Minutes report

Any comments can be

written in the column.

Daily Physical Activity report

Attention:

Number of Daily Physical

Activity reports for printing

depends upon your selecting

period of dates.

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Print Screen Display Each graphical charts viewing on the screen can be printed by clicking Print button as shown on the each screen. The button will be on left upper side of each screen only when a graphical chart is shown on the screen. Daily Physical Activity report will be printed out selected two days data as shown for viewing report. Export Data* *Not Applicable for PAAS Basic This function is for making a data file (CSV file format) for export in order to modify the data

in the user’s PC.

The following [Export Data] window will appear when clicking the [EXPORT DATA] icon or

[EXPORT DATA] in [Job] pull-down menu when opening [Job Menu].

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Change the period for Export Data *Not applicable for PAAS Basic

(1) Select your requesting period for [Export Day Range].

-Since last transfer: Make a data file for the latest downloaded data from the saved Database.

-Last 7 days: Make a data file for the last 7 days data from the saved Database. -Last 14 days: Make a data file for the last 14 days data from the saved Database. -Last 30 days: Make a data file for the last 30 days data from the saved Database. -Last 60 days: Make a data file for the last 60 days data from the saved Database. -Last 90 days: Make a data file for the last 90 days data from the saved Database. -Custom: Specify the period that you want to make a data file.

(2) Term will be shown in the box as you selected in (1) or set period you want to make a

data file when you select [Custom].

(3) The following window will appear after clicking the OK button.

Select your preferable destination to save and input the file name for exported data file.

(1)

(2)

(3)

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PAAS Data Editor* *Not Applicable for PAAS Basic This function is used to edit a saved database depending on your requirements. It is utility

programs that are installed in the program folder as separate programs.

Open the [PAAS Data Editor] and perform the following procedures.

[All Programs of start] – [Kenz] – [Lifecorder PAAS] – [PAAS Data Editor]

Attention: This application is available to open even if the Physical Activity Analysis

Software is running.

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User List for [PAAS Data Editor] Select a group icon and double-click a user icon to open the database as shown in the next

page.

(1) Group icon display window

Each group is displayed as the selected group icon.

The group name is displayed with the icon.

(2) Group information display window The group name is displayed with comments that you input.

(3) User information display window User icons belonging to the group that you selected are displayed.

Nickname/ID (if registered) is displayed with the user icon.

If Nickname/ID is not registered, registered first, middle and last name are displayed

with the user icon.

(1) (3)

(2)

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Edit Database [Edit Data] will be displayed by double-clicking user in the [User List].

When the order of recorded dates is irregular, [Irregular Data is sorted] window

will appear on the reports. If you would like to make the window disappear on the reports,

edit the recording date in order to make the recording dates order correct.

After correction, no [Irregular data is sorted] window will be displayed when viewing the

reports.

(1) User Information Display Window Displays the user name, group name, Nickname/ID (if registered) and comments of

selected users.（If Owner group is selected, no group name will be displayed.）

Click the icon to return to the User List.

(2) Database (DB) Edit Mode Available to edit, clear or delete the recording date in a saved database

(3) Database (DB) Edit Mode Displays the data of a selected user

(1)

(2)

(3)

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Edit the Recording Date Select [Edit] from the [Edit Mode] to change the recording date.

Click on your selected data and change the date of the above (1). And then press

the Update button. The new of recording date will be saved to the database (DB)

immediately.

When changing the recording date, the original recording date will be displayed within the column of raw date.

Clear recording date Click on your selected date and the above-mentioned (2) Clear, and then press

the Update button. The new date will be reflected on a saved database (DB)

immediately.

The cleared date remains in the database, but will not be recognized on report.

When clearing the recording date, the original recording date will be displayed within the column of raw date.

(1) (2)

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Delete Day Data Select [Delete] of Edit Mode and then display changes to move to [Delete Day Database]

mode.

Click on the left column check box of your selected date. All characters will be highlighted

in red once the box is checked. The check mark in the box will be cancelled by clicking the

same date that you selected.

The following window will be displayed once the Delete button is pressed.

Data will be deleted once Yes box is pressed. Deletion of selected data will be

reflected on the saved database (DB) immediately.

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Set up the Lifecorder EX (LCEX Setup)* *Not applicable for PAAS Basic This function is to confirm the set up data in the Lifecorder EX and transmit the new set up

data to the Lifecorder EX by connecting the device to a personal computer using the USB

cable.

Open [LCEX Setup] to the following procedures.

[Programs of start] – [Kenz] – [Lifecorder PAAS] – [LCEX Setup]

[Programs of start] – [Kenz] – [Lifecorder PAAS] – [LCEX Setup]

Attention: This application cannot be opened when running the Physical Activity

Analysis Software.

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The following [LCEX Setup] window will appear when [LCEX Setup] is opened.

(1) User’s Information window This window is used for editing user information in the Lifecorder EX.

(1)

(2)

(3) (4) (5)

Attention: The number values in the above boxes appears are defaults that are set in

factory. If you want to confirm the current setting in the Lifecorder EX, click

See the current setup

Please refer to page 67 for above buttons.

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(2) Option Window This frame is used for changing the settings of the Lifecorder EX.

Setting Items explanation

[Unit of Measurement]

When Selecting Inches/lbs

When Selecting cm/kg

[Height]: The setting range is from 0’0” to 6’6” and from 0 to 100 cm in feet/inches.

[Weight]: The setting range is from 0 to 440 kg and from 0 to 200 in lbs.

(Only an even number is available to input weight in pounds.)

[Age]: The setting range is from 0 to 99.

[Gender]: Select gender; male or female.

[Target Activity Cal]: The setting range is from 0 to 1000 calories. This target will be

reflected in the report when downloading data.

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[Clock]: Set the Date and Time displayed on the Lifecorder EX when selecting [Custom]. It is set as your

computer clock when selecting [Auto].

[Memory]: Select [Lock] when specifying a limited number of days for a recording period.

200 days is fixed when selecting [Loop] and the first day of data will be erased when

the 201st day data is saved in the Lifecorder EX.

[Recording Period]: Specify the number of recording days when selecting [Lock] in

[Memory].The setting range is 1 to 200 days. 200 days is fixed

when selecting Loop. When selecting [Loop], the first day’s

data will be erased once the 201st day’s data is saved.

[Key Lock]: Select [Lock] to make all buttons on the Lifecorder EX fixed

and not functioning.

[LCD Display When Key Button Lock]: The following modes will be displayed on

Lifecorder EX when selecting Lock in [Key Lock]

Clock, Total Cal, Activity Cal, Step and None

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Confirm the current setup of the Lifecorder EX by clicking the See the current setup

button when the Lifecorder EX is connected to a personal computer with the USB cable

enclosed.

Transfer setting information of the [LCEX Setup] to the Lifecorder EX by clicking

the Set button.

End the [LCEX Setup] by clicking the Exit button.

[Measurement Stand-by] -When selecting [Yes] with [Measurement Stand-by] mode, measurement

will begin when any button on the Lifecorder EX is pressed.

-When selecting [Set Start Day Time] with [Measurement Stand-by] mode

and specifying the starting date for data recording, measurement will

begin automatically.

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Troubleshooting 1. Data cannot be downloaded from the Lifecorder EX. -Confirm the Lifecorder EX and a personal computer is properly connected by the USB

cable.

-Ensure the battery is installed in the Lifecorder EX correctly.

-Or there may not be any data stored inside the Lifecorder EX over 30 minutes. The

minimum data necessary for downloading is 30 minutes.

-Confirm the USB driver is installed properly. The following steps should be taken to resolve

the problem.

When using Windows XP (1) [Settings] of the start menu – [Control Panel]

(2) The following window will appear. Click the [Performance and

Maintenance]

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(3) The following window will appear. Click the [See basic information about your computer]

(4) The following window will appear. Select [Hardware] tab, then click the Device Manager .

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(5) When USB Driver has been correctly installed, the following window will appear. If so, there is a problem with the Lifecorder EX. Please refer to the operation manual

of the Lifecorder EX.

If you find following window with [? Mark is mentioned], there is a problem with the USB

Driver program.

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(6) Right-click on [? Lifecorder EX] and click [Update Driver]

(7) The following window will appear when using Windows XP Service Pack 2.

Click Next> to proceed to the next step.

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(8) The following window will appear. Click Next> to proceed to the next step.

Note: When using Windows XP or XP Service Pack 1, (7) window won’t be appeared.

(9) The following window will appear. Click Browse to proceed to the next step.

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(10) Select [driver] folder of Kenz folder. Click OK to proceed to the next step.


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(12) The following window will appear. Click the Finish button to complete installation of USB Driver program.

(13) The following window will appear. Confirm there is no ? mark mentioned on next to the [Kenz Lifecorder EX]

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When using Windows 2000 (1) [Settings] of the start menu – [Control Panel]

(2) The following window will appear. Click the [System]

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(3) The following window will appear. Select [Hardware] tab, then click Device Manager

(4) The following window will appear. If you find following window (? Mark is mentioned), there is a problem with the USB

Driver.

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(5) Right-click on [? Lifecorder EX] Click the [Properties]

(6) Select [Driver] tab, and then click Update Driver

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(7) The following window will appear. Click the Next> button to proceed to the next step.

Select [Search for suitable driver for my device (recommended)] Click the Next> to

proceed to the next step.

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(9) Select [Specify a location] Click the Next> in order to proceed to the next step.

(10) Click Browse button to proceed to the next step.

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(11) Select [driver folder] of Kenz folder, then click Open to proceed to the next step.

(12) The following window will appear. Click OK to proceed to the next step.

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(13) The following window will appear. Click Next> in order to proceed to the next step.

(14) The following window will appear. Click Finish button to complete installation of USB Driver program.

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(15) The following window will appear. Confirm there is no ? mark mentioned on the Kenz Lifecorder EX.

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When using Windows 98SE (1) [Settings] of the start menu – [Control Panel]

(2) The following window will appear. Click [System]

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(3) The following window will appear. Select [Device Manager] tab and [?Lifecorder EX], then click the Properties button.

(4) The following window will appear. Select [General] tab, then click

Reinstall Driver

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(5) The following window will appear. Click Next> in order to proceed to the next step.

(4) The following window will appear. Select [Search for a better driver than the one your device is using now. Recommended], then click Next> to proceed next step.

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(7) The following window will appear. Click Browse button to proceed to the next step.

(8) Select [driver] folder in Kenz folder. Click OK to proceed to the

next step.

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(9) Confirm correct location mentioned in column. Click Next> to proceed to the next step.

(10) The following window will appear. Click Finish button to

complete installation of USB Driver program.

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(11) The following window will appear. Confirm there is no ? mark mentioned next to the [Kenz Lifecorder EX].

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When using Windows Me (1) [Settings] of the start menu – [Control Panel]

(2) The following window will appear. Click the [view all Control Panel

options].

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(3) The following window will appear. Click [System].

(4) The following window will appear. Select [Device Manager] tab and [?Lifecorder EX], then click the Properties button.

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(5) The following window will appear. Select [Driver] tab, then click Update Driver .

(6) The following window will appear. Select [Specify the location of the driver Advanced], then click Next> to proceed to the next step.

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(7) The following window will appear. Select [Specify a location].

(8) Click the Browse button to proceed to the next step.

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(9) The following window will appear. Select [driver] folder of [Kenz folder], then click OK to proceed to the next step.

(10) The following window will appear. Click Next> to proceed to the

next step.

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(12) The following window will appear. Click Finish button to complete installation of USB Driver program.

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(13) The following window will appear. Confirm there is no ? mark mentioned on next to the [Kenz Lifecorder EX].

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2. [Install Program As Other User] window is displayed. (Applicable for Windows 2000 and XP) -When installing software not as administrator, following window will appear.

If you find the following window, please log on administrator and install the software as

administrator again.

Case 1

Attention: Under the environment which you have system network administrator, this

kind of error may occur. In this case, please consult your system network

administrator.

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Case 2

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3. [Found New Hardware] window is displayed. (Applicable for Windows 2000 and XP)

-After installing the software as administrator, connect the Lifecorder EX with a personal

computer using USB cable.

When connecting the Lifecorder EX and a personal computer using USB cable for the

first time after installing the software, the following window will appear in case you are

not administrator.

In this case, log on as administrator, and then connect the Lifecorder EX and a personal

computer using USB cable in order to recognize the Lifecorder EX to a personal

computer. Once you make it, you can download recorded data of the Lifecorder EX to a

personal computer; even if you are not logging on as administrator.

Attention: Under the environment which you have system network administrator, this

kind of error may occur. In this case, please consult your system network

administrator.

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4. [Lifecorder is disconnected] window is displayed.

-The Lifecorder EX and a personal computer are not connected correctly using a USB

cable. Ensure that the connection between the Lifecorder EX and the personal computer

are connected properly.

5. Change the printer for printing out reports. -An option for changing the printer when printing out reports, please choose the

desirable printer from [Print Report Setup] under [Option] setting.

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6. Change the target value when viewing reports.

(1) Back to the [Job Menu] or [User List].

Back to [Job Menu] by clicking [BACK] icon or back to [Job Menu] selecting [Go To] pull-down menu of [User List].

(2) When going back to [Job Menu], following display will appear. Then click [EDIT] icon to precede User Modification.

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When going back to [User List], following display will appear. Then click [View Icon] that

you want to change target value and [EDIT] icon to proceed User Modification.

(3) Change the target value in [Target] frame and/or [Food Intake] frame according to your requirement.

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(4) Changed value will be reflected on report. Your setting [Target Step Counts] is reflected on the report.

Attention: Activity Minute and Food Intake are also applicable for changing

target value according to your requirement.

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7. [Excluded from Average Calculation Due to user error] appears on reports.

Above mentioned [Excluded from Average Calculation Due to user error] will be

displayed in a report of [Activity Level], [Weekly Avg. Step Counts], [Weekly Avg. Activity

Minutes] and [Daily Physical Activity].

-This function is designed to avoid that average value may be effected from unusual data,

data from not wearing the Lifecorder EX full day or data from not wearing at all.

Attention: Refer to the View Report Setup in the Option Setting how to set excluding

conditions such as the minimum step counts per day, starting day and

ending day.

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8. [Irregular Data is sorted] message appears. When the order of downloaded day data is irregular for viewing reports, [Irregular Data

is sorted] window will appear.

-If you wish to make the window as shown below disappear, edit the database using

the [PAAS Data Editor]. Refer to [PAAS Data Editor] on page 58 of this manual. [PAAS Data Editor] is not applicable for PAAS Basic.

9. [NO DATA RECORDING] appears on Daily Physical Activity

Report. When there is no data recorded in the Lifecorder EX for a day. A [NO DATA

RECORIDNG] message will appear on the Daily Physical Activity report.

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10. Backup for the database* *Not applicable for PAAS Basic

When reinstalling the software, previously stored database will be deleted.

If you want to restore the backup database, you need to backup the database.

Please follow the following procedure as shown below.

(1) Double-click the [My Computer] icon on your personal computer.

Or Click [My Computer] of the [start] menu.

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(2) Double-click the (C:) icon in order to proceed to the next step.

(3) Double-click the [Program Files] in order to proceed to the next step.

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(4) Double-click the [Kenz] folder in order to proceed to the next step.

(5) Double-click the [Lifecorder PAAS1.0] folder in order to proceed to the next step.

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(6) Double-click the [data] folder in order to proceed to the next step.

(7) Double-click the [mdb] folder in order to proceed to the next step.

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(8) Store the [PAAS] as shown below into your desirable destination for backup. That’s the completion for backup of the database.

Attention: If [Microsoft Access Application] has been installed in your

computer, above mentioned PAAS will appear.

PAAS will appear.

Attention: If [Microsoft Access Application] has not been installed in your

personal computer, the above-mentioned PAAS.mdb will appear.

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11. Restore the backup database* *Not applicable for PAAS Basic

Follow the (1) to (8) steps of 10. Backup for the database. Then, copy and paste

the backup database files into the same folder that is reinstalled or upgraded the

software.

Caution: Current database will be deleted when restore the backup database.

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Phone: +81-52-950-6327

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