Senstream Researcher Ring User Guide
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    • Data Storage: Senstream Cloud
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    • Pairing a Ring
    • Record a Live Session
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    • Ring Detail
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    • Getting Started
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    • Viewing Session Data
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  • Senstream Research Ring
    • Introduction
    • Senstream Research Ring Overview
    • Ring Sensors
    • Ring LED States
    • Charging and Power Management Basics
    • Connectivity
    • Finger Detection
    • Run Times
    • Data Handling
    • Sizing the Ring
    • Cleaning and Care
    • Product Marking
    • Update Firmware
  • Support Contacts
  • Legal
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    • Limitations of Use - Not a Medical Device
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Sizing the Ring

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Last updated 1 year ago

The Research Ring needs to fit snugly on the participant's finger to capture high quality data. Any finger will work, but the inner finger upper proximal phalanges work best. Those are the finger pads that are closest to your palm on the index, middle, and ring finger.

Ring Shims

Each ring is supplied with 8 sizing shims that allow the ring to be sized to US standard ring whole sizes of 6 to 13.

⚠Warning: The size of the shims present a choking hazard for children under the age of 3. Please store and secure appropriately.

Insert the shims as shown above. Push the shim into the ring until it is flush.

Remove the shims by pushing the top of the shim in the opposite way of travel from insertion. Avoid using sharp objects or metallic edges to remove shims.


Recommended Ring Orientation

When using the ring it’s best to orient the connector opening towards the participant so the shim can slide out when removing the ring. This is especially important when the ring fit is snug.

If the ring is difficult to remove, try removing the sizing shim while on the finger. You can also apply some moisture or lotion to the knuckle to reduce the friction of removal.