What is a successful baseline measurement?
A successful measurement captures a valid response and links it to the correct User.
A successful baseline measurement is a test in which the Device captures a valid pupillary response and associates the Scan with the correct User.
The association method links the Scan to the User’s record. The pupillary response is used to build the User’s individual baseline.
When a baseline measurement is successful, the Device displays a confirmation message such as Measurement Successful. This means the Scan was completed correctly and accepted as part of baseline acquisition.
A baseline measurement result is not a Within Baseline Range or Alteration Detected result. During baseline acquisition, the system is still learning the User’s normal pupillary response pattern. The result only confirms that the measurement was valid and contributed to building the User’s baseline.
