What is the N/cm2 scale at the bottom of the screen and how is that relevant to the pressure shown?
N/cm2 scale is the scale to measure the max acceptable pressure. It is the threshold of max pressure. Example If scale is set to 2 N/cm2 , any points above 2 N/cm2 will be marked as red indicating high pressure zone
What is the maximal length of a session you would recommend to have it sync in a couple of minutes maximum?
Quickest and most efficient way is to use the Card reader and transfer it using the portal. Mobile sync takes a long time depending on the recording session time.
What is the difference of the 2 tabs distribution and pressure map?
Distribution shows you the concentration of pressure. So the closer the pressure points, the more red it gets. Pressure mat gives you pressure at individual points.
When I click on the individual point to get the pressure detail, it gives "insignificant." What is the minimum pressure needed to get a result?
Insignificant is where the pressure is < 0.01 N/cm2.
How are the colors set compared to the maximum value selected? What is the scale used?
Maximum value of pressure is derived from the value selected in the pressure slider. Example. If you select 2 N/cm2, then the max acceptable pressure is derived based on how many points are triggered vs pressure on each point and if it exceeds the threshold of 2N, then I will class it as high pressure on the basis of selection.
The first tab shows you the concentration. The way pressure concentration would work is, if there are high adjacent values, even if the values are low, the actual concentration is more, Example: Imagine if all 10 adjacent sensors are around 0.2N so the actual distribution would go to 10x0.2 N = 2N. The dots are really close to each other. The gap between the sensors is 0.9 cm, so it is very close to each other. Hence the concentration could be more even if the pressure on individual point is less.
Distribution is relative of the points. Ideally is should show lower pressure colour for an even fit. Use Honeycomb to check the individual pressure readings.
What is the standard acceptable pressure ? So I would now what maximm value I should select
Acceptable pressure varies based on different saddles, horses and riders. You should use your judgement and experience for the same.
What maximum value in N/Cm2 would you recommend to use to check the fit of a saddle?
We would recommend using 2 N/cm2 as the standard for checking saddle fit for static. Based on how much flocking or adjusting you need in the saddle, you could increase or decrease max threshold on the slider. You should use your judgement and experience for the same.
How many points is there per cm2?
Harmony has 1 point sensor per cm2.
Why do I see some pressure on the spine?
That it is due to the fact that the Numnah was not pulled up in the gullet at the spine level or was numnah was sliding.