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RW: Displays the actual right foot width
measurement in centimeters.
Section 2: Length Adjustment - Allows you to
add or subtract from the reported numbers in
order to achieve the correct shoe size. Use
after measuring a known shoe size and adjust
accordingly. For each half shoe size, add or
subtract approximately 0.4.
Section 3: Width Adjustment: Allows you
to adjust the width of the recommended
shoe size. M: adjusts for men’s sizes,
while W: adjusts for woman’s sizes. An
adjustment of 0.4 will vary approximately
one letter size of width.
Section 4: Display Width- The test results can
be displayed with letter widths, descriptive
widths, or both.
Reset: Click the ‘Reset’ button to reset the F.I.T.
This will send the sensors to the ‘Park’ position, and
then return to the ‘Home’ position, ready for a test.
Park: Click the ‘Park’ button to send the
sensors to the ‘Park’ position, before shutting
down the F.I.T. for transport. This will ensure
that the sensors will be correctly positioned
before the next time it is plugged in.
Home: Click the ‘Home’ button to send the
sensors to the ‘Home’ position, ready to
begin a new test.
Footwear / Orthotics Categories
At the beginning of a test, you have an option to
select the footwear type. The default choices are
‘Dress,’ ‘Walking,’ ‘ Athletic,’ and ‘Casual.’ For
each footwear type there are associated
‘Orthotics,’ ‘Socks’ and ‘Gender’ choices. This
screen (Figure 4H) will allow you to add or delete
new footwear types or modify existing ones.
Arches / Conversion
Arches
The iStep program determines arch type
based on the depth of sensors on the instep.
In the following test (Figure 4I), the arch line
shows an instep depth of four columns of
sensors. For a size 12 foot, a medium arch is
any depth between three and five. If the foot
shows fewer than three sensors, a low arch is
determined. For more than five sensors, a
high arch is determined.
Conversion
Since European sizes can vary compared to
American sizes, the customer can customize
the US/EU conversion chart of sizes. Enter the
desired European shoe size that compares
with the US shoe size for accurate conversions
(Figure 4J). Click on the ‘Sizes’ tab to select
the size range to adjust.
Manual
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4I
Fig. 4J