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The orientation of the inclinometers is important to achieving accurate, repeatable range of motion measurements. For positioning of inclinometers for specific tests, please see the Tracker Multimedia Help system.

1. Tracker inclinometers measure changes in motion relative to gravity. They should always be positioned so they move in the same rotational orientations as the arrows on the labels.
2. Do not tip the inclinometer more than 40 degrees from the vertical position when testing.
3. Always place the inclinometer marked “Primary” in the superior position, such as on the head for cervical flexion/extension.
4. Use the “Enter” foot switch for entering the neutral position and the end ranges of motion. This allows you to hold the inclinometers securely and reduce potential slippage.