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Chronojump 1.4.1 has been published!

All the changes in this version are related to encoder use.

Download here:

• Windows: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/...-1.4.1.exe
• Linux: http://forum.chronojump.org/showthread.php?tid=977
• MacOSX: (will be published on April 5)
  

Important note: Chronojump 1.4.0 version didn't save the inertial curves correctly. For this reason, the installation of Chronojump 1.4.1 will delete recorded inertial curves. You can regenerate again that curves loading signals and doing "save curve". Sorry for the inconvenience.

New features on 1.4.1 2014-April-1

• Improved all the management of encoders on inertial machines
• Added Neuromuscular Profile Analysis. Instructions:
  • Configure capture "end at n inactivity seconds" to be greater than 10 seconds, eg: 20 seconds.
  • Perform 6 CMJ jumps resting 10 seconds between each jump. 4 phases will be registered for each jump: eccentric, concentric (jump), eccentric (reception), concentric (return).
  • Neuromuscular analysis works when there's a signal selected with 24 phases.
  • There's also an information "i" button.
    
• Improved graphical interface on encoder analysis tab.
• Improved detection of land / air phases on tests where 100% body weight is displaced.
• Jump height is shown on analysis "single" and "side compare" graphs.
• Comments can be added to signals and curves using the "load signal", and "select curve" buttons.
• Updated English manual.
  

Bugs fixed

• Fixed a bug on encoder exercise selection.
• Fixed smoothing of curves when an user is not moving during lot of time in eccentric phase.
• Fixed lost encoder records on database after updating from 1.3.9 to 1.4.0.
• Fixed inertia momentum calculation on Windows.
  

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