OVR Jump User Manual

What's in the Box?

• 1 - OVR Jump receiver
• 1 - OVR Jump sender
• 1 - Carry Bag
• 1 - Charging Cable

Device Overview

Receiver

A black rectangular device with the following components:

• 1 Slide Switch: Turns the unit on and off.
• 2 USB-C Port: Used to charge the device and update firmware.
• 3 Charging LED: Indicates charging status (Green: fully charged, Red: charging).
• 4 Status LEDs: Indicate laser status (Green: Lasers received, Red: Lasers blocked).
• 5 Buttons: Used to scroll through jumps and change settings.
• 6 OLED Display: Shows real-time data.

Sender

A black rectangular device with the following components:

• 1 Slide Switch: Turns the unit on and off.
• 2 Battery LED: Indicates battery status (Green: Battery Full, Red: Battery Low).
• 3 USB-C Port: Used to charge the device.
• 4 Charging LED: Indicates charging status (Green: fully charged, Red: charging).

Using OVR Jump

Setup

Set up the sender and receiver at least 4 feet apart. The OVR Jump releases lasers from the sender to the receiver, creating a laser barrier. When both units are on and positioned correctly, the receiver's LEDs will light up green, indicating the signal is received. When stepping through the lasers, the LEDs turn red, signifying the receiver is blocked.

Visual representation of the OVR Jump setup with lasers forming a barrier between sender and receiver.

Stance

It is recommended to stand forward and offset, with one foot directly blocking the receiver. A wide, centered stance may cause the lasers to be missed.

Most Accurate: One foot directly blocking the lasers.

Okay: A wide stance may not block lasers.

Least Accurate: Most likely to be inaccurate.

Modes

Regular Mode

Use for testing vertical jump height. The athlete must take off from and land within the laser area. Upon landing, the display shows the jump height in inches.

Diagram shows two vertical arrows indicating vertical movement.

RSI Mode

Use for dropping into the laser area, rebounding with a jump, and landing back in the area. This can be performed with consecutive jumps. Upon landing, the display shows jump height, ground contact time, and reactive strength index (RSI).

Diagram shows vertical arrows with a curved arrow indicating a rebound action.

GCT Mode

Use for measuring ground contact time. Set up the lasers in the appropriate area, allowing the athlete to quickly contact the ground during jumps and drills. Upon leaving the laser area, the display shows the ground contact time (GCT).

Diagram shows angled arrows indicating contact with the ground.

Button Functions

Settings

To access the device settings screen, long press both buttons and release. Use the left button to scroll and the right button to select. All settings are saved upon turning the device off.

Screens Overview

Loading Screen: The device's initial loading screen. The battery level is shown in the bottom right corner.

Visual of the OVR logo and a battery indicator.

Main Screen: Ready to measure jumps. Displays current mode, jump count, and metrics.

Visual of the main display showing time, mode, and units.

Main Screen Details

The main screen displays various metrics depending on the selected mode. Key elements include:

• 1 Jump Height: Measured vertical displacement.
• 2 RSI (Reactive Strength Index): Calculated performance metric.
• 3 GCT (Ground Contact Time): Time spent in contact with the ground.
• 4 Current Jump: The most recent jump measurement.
• 5 Total Jumps: The cumulative number of jumps recorded.
• 6 Rest Timer: Countdown timer for rest periods between jumps.
• 7 Tether Mode (if active): Indicates if tether mode is enabled.
• 8 Tether Channel (if active): Displays the active tether channel.

Visuals show example displays for Regular, RSI, and GCT modes with numbered callouts for each metric.

Tether Mode

Tether mode allows connecting up to 5 OVR Jump units side-by-side to extend the laser area, ensuring athletes do not land outside the measurement zone.

Tethering OVR Jump's Together

Step 1: Turn on two OVR Jump receivers and navigate to the settings.

Step 2 (Home): Designate the first device as the “home” unit (primary device).

1. Change the “Tether” setting to “Home” and note the channel.
2. Exit settings; the device will reset in home mode.

Example of Tether Settings screen showing 'Tether: Home' and 'Channel: 1'.

Example of the main view with tether icons.

Step 3 (Link): Designate the second device as the “link” unit (secondary device).

1. Change the “Tether” setting to “Link” and use the same channel as the home unit.
2. Exit settings; the device will reset in link mode.

Example of Tether Settings screen showing 'Tether: Link' and 'Channel: 1'.

Example of the main link view with tether icons and a checkmark.

Tether Link Screen Peripherals

• Bottom Left Corner: Tether Channel (1-10).
• Bottom Right Corner: Connection Status.

Step 4: Connect the home and link units side-by-side using the hidden magnets. Set up the sender to point lasers into both receivers. This effectively doubles (or triples) the laser barrier width. Repeat Step 3 for additional units.

Tether Notes:

• To tether subsequent receivers, complete Step 3 with additional receivers.
• Only one sender should be used; place it further away for tethered setups.
• For multiple tethered setups in a gym, ensure unique channels for each setup.
• Only the home unit can connect to the app and control settings.
• The linked unit will display a checkmark or X in the bottom right corner to confirm its connection status to a home device.

OVR Connect Setup

Follow these steps to connect your OVR Jump to the OVR Connect app:

1. Turn on your OVR Jump.
2. Open OVR Connect and tap the connect icon.
3. Wait for the OVR Jump to appear.
4. Tap on your device to connect.

Visuals show the four steps of connecting the OVR Jump via the OVR Connect app.

Once connected, a link icon will appear on the display.

Link icon indicating OVR Connect is linked.

OVR Connect Features

• View live data for instant feedback.
• See data and monitor progress over time.
• Share data to social media.

Images of the OVR Connect app interface on mobile devices, showing jump data.

[Download on the App Store]

[Get it on Google Play]

Specifications

Troubleshooting

For any further troubleshooting, contact OVR Performance through their website.

Frequently Asked Questions

Proper Use

To ensure optimal performance and longevity of your OVR Jump device, adhere to the following guidelines. Any breach of these terms is the responsibility of the customer, and OVR Performance will not be liable for damages resulting from improper use, which may also void the warranty.

• Temperature and Sunlight Exposure: Avoid exposing the device to high temperatures or prolonged direct sunlight. Extreme temperatures and UV exposure can damage components and affect functionality.
• Battery Management: To prolong battery life, avoid completely draining the battery. Regularly charge the device to keep the battery level from dropping to zero for extended periods.
• Placement of the Devices: Position devices where they are not at risk of being hit by gym equipment. Do not land on the devices, as physical impacts can cause significant damage.

Warranty

Limited One-Year Warranty for OVR Jump

OVR Performance LLC provides a Limited One-Year Warranty for the OVR Jump device, covering defects in materials and workmanship under proper use, for one year from the date of purchase by the original end-user.

What is Covered:

• Repair or replacement of parts found to be defective due to material or workmanship.

What is Not Covered:

• Damage caused by misuse, accidents, or unauthorized repairs/modifications.
• Normal wear and tear or cosmetic damage.
• Use with non-OVR Performance products or in ways not intended by the manufacturer.

How to Obtain Service:

For warranty service, the product must be returned to the specified location by OVR Performance, ideally in its original packaging or packaging of equal protection. Proof of purchase is required.

Limitation of Damages:

OVR Performance is not responsible for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from any breach of warranty or proper use.

Support

If assistance is required with your OVR Jump device or if you have questions, the OVR Performance support team is available to help. For all support-related inquiries, please contact them through www.ovrperformance.com.

FCC Compliance

Supplier's Declaration of Conformity (SDoC): Product: OVR Velocity, Model: OVR0100. Responsible Party: OVR Performance LLC. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. [47 CFR §15.19]

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. If this equipment causes harmful interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: reorient or relocate the receiving antenna; increase the separation between the equipment and receiver; connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected; consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. [47 CFR §15.105(b)]

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. [47 CFR §15.21]