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FAQ: How to Use The Equinosis Q Harness Pelvic Sensor Cradle

FAQ: How to Use The Equinosis Q Harness Pelvic Sensor Cradle

By Equinosis Logo Equinosis Staff | Updated on | Equinosis Staff, Pelvic Sensor Guidance, Utilizing the Equinosis Pelvic Pad

The pelvic sensor cradle accessory allows for secure attachment of the pelvic sensor on midline with simultaneous use of the harness crupper. Buy at https://equinosis.com/pelvic-sensor-cradle Step 1: Turn on the pelvic sensor. Place the pelvic sensor within the tunnel of the cradle so that it is seated in the center of the tunnel.  Step 2: Attach the pelvic sensor cradle to the horse. There are two alternatives to attaching the pelvic sensor cradle to the horse. Ideal method may be dependent on size and conformation of horse: Method 1: Place a pelvic foam pad horizontally across the tuber...

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Now Available: Lameness Locator® 20/20

Now Available: Lameness Locator® 20/20

By Equinosis Logo Equinosis Staff | Updated on | Equinosis Staff, Locked, Racing, Standardbred Racing, Thoroughbred Racing, trackside selection

Active OES Members receive free software upgrades. SCHEDULE UPGRADE NOW Settings Lameness Locator has several configurable settings, including allowing manual stride selection, turning off the AIDE statements, addition of veterinarians to display on the report, report output format (PDF vs JPEG), report output location and more. View all configurable options under Settings from the main menu. The following configurable options have been added in LL 20/20. Surface Selection Configuration Figure 1 - Surface selection configuration. Streamline your drop-down menu of surface options for easier viewing and selection. Go to Settings in the main menu. Click into the General tab....

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Clinical Tip: Longitudinal Reporting Functionality to Evaluate Horses Over Time

Clinical Tip: Longitudinal Reporting Functionality to Evaluate Horses Over Time

By Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM | Updated on | CSV Export, Evaluations View, Locked, LT Schroeder, OES Members Only, Recheck AIDE, Summary Report

Lameness Locator software includes multiple data reporting features that allow for comparison of trials over time. This longitudinal information can be invaluable for assessing the effectiveness of therapies, rehabilitation progress, or a horse's condition over the course of a competitive meet or riding season. The Recheck Comparison Report Note: Recheck comparison reports are only available for straight line trials, not for flexion or lunging trials. To create a comparison of another trial type (e.g.  two lunge left trials), the General Comparison report can be used to view the reports side by side. No AIDE calculation of percent change...

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Q User Tip: Using the Q in ridden evaluations

Q User Tip: Using the Q in ridden evaluations

By Equinosis Logo Equinosis Staff | Updated on | Equinosis Staff, FAQ, ridden evaluation

The Q system offers an optional ridden evaluation module that includes a sensor worn by the rider. The rider sensor allows for detection of sit versus posting trot and provides two separate analyses in the same report.  However, the Q can be used in ridden evaluations without the rider module with some considerations. GENERAL INFORMATION The activity of the rider can affect the measured asymmetry of the horse. Studies have shown that when the rider is posting (i.e. rising in the saddle when the outside forelimb is forward), the vertical movement of the rider commonly creates an artefactual...

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FAQ: How to Use The Equinosis Q Harness Pelvic Sensor Cradle

Now Available: Lameness Locator® 20/20

Clinical Tip: Longitudinal Reporting Functionality to Evaluate Horses Over Time

Q User Tip: Using the Q in ridden evaluations

FAQ: How important is proper sensor position and secure attachment?

User Tip: How to Use the Equinosis Q Pelvic Sensor Pad & Pelvic Clip Kit

Lameness Locator Touch Overview

FAQ: What do the different sensor lights mean?

FAQ: How Do I Check My Tablet's Specs?

User Tip: A Word about Sensor Charging and Battery Care

FAQ: How do I turn on/off Gen5 sensors?

FAQ: How to Check For Proper Driver Settings for Sena UD100 Bluetooth Adapter

FAQ: Can the Q be used on a gaited horse?

FAQ: Can Lunging Complicate An Evaluation?

FAQ: Why Are Two Baselines Better Than One?

FAQ: Will the Q's Data Analysis be Correct if a Sensor is Placed on Backwards?

User Tip: How to Print Lameness Locator® Reports

FAQ: How do I Change the Behavior of My Q's Auto Save Function?

User Tip: Bluetooth & Sensor Connection Guide

FAQ: What's a Q Score, and How Can I Use It?

FAQ: Does the size of the horse matter in using Lameness Locator®?

FAQ: Can the Pastern Sensor Be Worn on A Different Limb or Location on the Right Forelimb?

FAQ: Why is My Analysis Not Selecting All Strides?

User Tip: Manage Horses by Attending Veterinarian Within a Practice

FAQ: Hind Limb Outliers – Do You Need to Worry About Them?

FAQ: What do you recommend for keeping the pelvic sensor secure on sweaty horses?

FAQ: Using the Autogenerated Before Flexion Baseline

FAQ: Can I collect flexion test data unassisted?

FAQ: Does the RF sensor cause artefactual lameness?

FAQ: Why don’t we put sensors on the limbs to measure limb movement?

FAQ: What is the best way to clean the head and fetlock wraps of my Equinosis Q?

LL2017 Overview

FAQ: Can the Q be used on a treadmill?

FAQ: Why do I get a noisy trial data message when I try to analyze my data?

FAQ: How do I turn my stride selection back on?

FAQ: Does pelvic asymmetry matter when using the Equinosis Q?

FAQ: Why can't I buy any tablet and put Lameness Locator on it?

FAQ: How Do I Choose the Correct Surface for Lunging Trials?

FAQ: How often should I replace my pastern wrap and head bumper?