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+====== Testing Setup Checklist ======
+When completing process oriented tasks, checklists are important part of the process. A thorough explanation of the benefits of checklists can be fount in [[http://gawande.com/the-checklist-manifesto|The Checklist Manifesto]].
+There are many crucial steps in collecting "routine" motion capture data.
+The following checklist is a starting point from which Motion Capture Laboratories can build their own.
+We encourage users to contribute to this list by sending additional tasks to support@has-motion.ca.
+===== Before Patient's Arrival =====
+====  1. Turn on ALL systems ====
+====  2. Verify Position and Orientation ====
+.1 Verify the position and orientation of Motion Capture Cameras\\
+.2 Verify the position and orientation of Force Platforms\\
+.3 Verify the position and orientation of Force Structures\\
+.4 Verify the position and orientation of Obstacles or Environment objects\\
+====  3. Perform System Calibration ====
+.1 Perform static and/or dynamic calibrations of data collection devices\\
+.2 Verify results against the Standards developed/referenced by your laboratory\\
+====  4. Verify the protocol being used for the session ====
+.1 Verify the experimental protocol for the current data collection session\\
+====  5. Set appropriate system settings ====
+.1 As per experimental protocol, set and verify system settings
+  * e.g. sampling rates (synchronise), marker thresholds, ranges, triggers etc.\\
+====  6. Zero Force Plates and Perform CalTester test ====
+.1 Perform Caltester test at a minimum of 2 locations on each force platform\\
+.2 Verify against prior laboratory results\\
+====  7. Prepare necessary markers and supplies ====
+===== Patient's Arrival =====
+====  8. Obtain informed consent ====
+====  9. Record subject details ====
+.1 Insure that there are no contraindications for the patient completing the data collection\\
+  * This may include data collection done via questionnaires or measurements\\
+  * If data collection includes patient questionnaires check to make sure that they have been completed correctly\\
+====  10. Apply markers as per experimental protocol ====
+.1 Take a set of digital pictures of the subject for post-hoc review of the marker placement\\
+====  11. Record static calibration trial ====
+.1 Ensure all markers are visible\\
+====  12. Verify recorded marker set ====
+.1 Verify recorded marker set by launching Visual3D, creating model, and applying model template appropriate for the protocol\\
+====  13. Remove anatomical markers ====
+.1 If necessary, remove anatomical markers not needed for tracking in motion trials\\
+====  14. Verify tracking using Real time ====
+.1 If you switch to the real time mode in Visual3D, you can verify that the tracking markers assigned to each segment are appropriate, and that the force vectors make intuitive sense\\
+====  15. Record dynamic trials ====
+====  16. Verify force platform assignments ====
+.1 Load data into Visual3D, assign movement trials to model, and verify force platform assignments\\
+.2 Remove assignments to partial force contacts\\
+.3 Remove assignments when two segments are in contact with the same platform\\
+====  17. Execute pipeline for creating event labels ====
+.1 Verify that these event labels make intuitive sense. If not, data collection should be repeated\\
+===== After Patient Leaves =====
+====  18. Clean up work station ====
+====  19. Execute pipeline for processing ====
+====  20. Load Report Template ====
+====  21. Verify the report ====