Troubleshooting: XBody Actiwear Disconnection Issue
Disconnection of Actiwear during training can
result from issues with one or more of the following devices:
- Tablet (XBody Go/Pro)
- XPoint Router
- Actiwear
To troubleshoot the issue, follow these steps
to narrow down the problem:
- Standalone Mode Test: If
an XPoint Router is present, switch it off and use the tablet in
Standalone (AP) mode to see if the issue persists.
- Actiwear Isolation Test: If
multiple Actiwears are on the network but only one is disconnecting, the
issue is likely with that specific Actiwear.
- Tablet Isolation Test: If
multiple tablets are available at the location, check if all tablets
encounter the same issue.
Possible
Solutions for Each Device
General
Checks
- Inspect all devices for any visible external damage.
- Ensure that the charging cables and power adapters for all devices
are fully functional.
Actiwear
- Ensure that the Actiwears are fully charged.
- Update the Actiwear’s firmware via the Administrator/Software
Update menu.
- It is advisable to update the tablet’s software version first, as
newer tablets come with updated firmware for the Actiwear.
XPoint
Router
- If possible, position the router in an open space with minimal
interference, as close as possible to the training area.
- On the tablet, navigate to Administrator/Network mode and click the
pen icon above the Studio mode. This view allows you to monitor the
network and select a Wi-Fi channel. Choose the least crowded channel.
- Verify that the correct country is selected for the XPoint Router.
- Ensure only one XPoint Router is active at a time.
- Depending on the router type, consider switching from a 2.4GHz
network to a 5GHz network for better performance.
Tablet
- Ensure that the tablets are fully charged.
- If two or more tablets are in use, make sure all tablets are set to
Studio mode and connected to the router. Tablets in different modes can
interfere with the Actiwears' network connection.
- In Standalone mode, check if the tablet creates an Access Point
(AP) network by looking at the icon in the top right corner. If the AP
icon displays with an "X" on top indefinitely, it may indicate a
hardware issue with the tablet.
- Update the tablet to the latest software version.
Next Steps
If you continue to experience stimulation
issues after maintaining the components, please contact us via email. Include
the following details:
- Description of the issue experienced
- Steps taken to identify the faulty parts
- Serial number of the affected parts
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