Frequently asked questions

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Are the Equisense sensors compatible with all devices?

The Equisense sensors are compatible with: iOS 12 and newer. iPhone 5s and newer. Android 4.3 and newer. Your android device has to be compatible with Bluetooth 4.0+ technology (4.0, 4.1, 4.2...). Us…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Is the Equisense Motion Waterproof?

The Equisense Motion is not waterproof. It is resistant to splashes but not to complete immersion. It comes with an official certification: IP54 The IP protection code is a standard defined by the in…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Can the Motion Withstand Temperature Changes?

In winter, you might start to ask yourself whether you can use the Motion in all kinds of weather and temperatures. So if you want to know whether you can use the Motion when its 3°C and pouring with…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Is Equisense Motion Shockproof?

The Equisense Motion and Motion S come with an official certification: IK08. The IK Code determines the degree of protection of a material against mechanical impacts. Your Motion is protected against…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Do I need an Internet Connection to use the Sensor?

We thought about everything when inventing the sensor, even about the fact that the internet connection at the stable is usually not that good. This means that you do not need an internet connection…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

What if I Share my Horse or my Coach Wants to Ride my Horse?

You can share the profile of your horse with other people: your coach. your riding friends. your vet etc.... They can see your horse's profile and even record their own sessions! You can also lend yo…

Updated 3 weeks ago by camille

Can I Connect the Sensor to Two Devices at the Same Time?

The connection of several devices to your Motion while recording can lead to loss of data. The sensor sends the data to the connected device. If two or more devices are connected at the same time, it…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Does the Motion Fit to all Girths?

The Equisense Motion Set contains a leather attachment which can be fastened to all kinds of girths thanks to the enclosed extension. The attachment fits to every girth: anatomic girth, stud girth, l…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

How Tall Does my Horse Have to be to Use the Motion?

The Equisense Motion works for all horses with a height of at least 1.35 m , i. e. from the ground to the top of the withers. In case your horse is smaller than that and you wish to use the Equisense…

Updated 3 weeks ago by camille

Am I Allowed to use the Motion at Competitions?

In France the sensor is approved by the French Equestrian Federation. We advise to ask the respective federation or region in your country to be sure whether it is allowed or not.

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Can I use the Equisense sensors for Several Horses?

You can use one sensor for an unlimited number of horses. In this case, we advise you to create one profile per horse to easily distinguish the different sessions of your different horses. Before sta…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Do I Have to Keep my Mobile Device Close While Recording?

You can keep your phone with you while riding if you want to see your data in real-time. However, you do not have to ! You need to keep your phone close to the sensor when starting and stopping a tra…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Can I Follow my Data in Real-Time?

During your training session, the Equisense Motion is connected to the app via Bluetooth. If you have your phone with you, you can follow your data in real-time. The bluetooth signal may be interrupt…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Can I Export my Data?

Yes, we have a website for that : https://research.equisenseapi.com/ Sign in with the same information from the Equisense app. Then you can access all your sessions and download the data you want, fo…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

How Long will my Data be Stored?

Your data will be stored indefinitely after synchronization with our servers. Your data is neither stored directly in the app nor on your mobile device. So you still have access to your data even whe…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

How Many Sessions can I Record with my Sensor?

Given the fact that your sessions are saved on our servers, you can record as many sessions as you want.

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

Can I Use the Equisense Motion While Lunging?

You can use your Equisense Motion or Motion S when working on a lunge as soon as you use a saddle or surcingle. You obtain the same data as if you would sit in the saddle. The only indicator which is…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

What Happens When I Insert my Sensor the Wrong Way Around?

The sensor will not fit in its case properly and will also not be able to connect to its electrode points. Therefore no data will be collected from your ride. As soon as you insert the sensor so that…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

How do I know if a new update is available?

Connect your Motion or Motion S via bluetooth to your smartphone. Then click in your app parameters on " Motion ". You will find there the information about the sensor version you have installed and…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

How many sessions can I record with one charge?

When fully charged, the sensor can record up to 30 hours. When not recording, the battery lasts for 1 month. The sensor automatically switches itself off below -10°C or over 55°C.

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

How can I check the battery of my Motion?

Connect your sensor to your mobile device via Bluetooth. When your Motion needs to be charged, a low battery indicator is displayed in the Equisense App (in "parameters", the battery level is display…

Updated 3 weeks ago by Sina

My session stopped by itself, why?

A session can stop on its own for several reasons: 1. The sensor has triggered an automatic stop. The Equisense sensors have an automatic stop system that is activated in 2 cases: after 10 minutes if…

Updated 9 minutes ago by camille

How can I export the ECG ?

Equisense Motion S allows you to measure the electrocardiogram of your horse. So, if you suspect a heart problem in your horse, your veterinarian may be interested in reading the ECG. Here is how to…

Updated 2 weeks ago by camille

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