| Module | Windows | Other | How to run |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drill Manager | Download now | Download now | For Windows users, save file in folder c:\headup Click on exe file Linux,Mac or advanced users. Save on same folder "~/headup". Other way to start in command prompt type "java -jar hmanager-full.jar" Prerequisites: Java 1.6 |
| Station | Download now | Download now | For Windows users, save file in folder c:\headup Click on exe file Linux,Mac or advanced users. Save on same folder "~/headup". Other way to start in command prompt type "java -jar station-full.jar" Prerequisites: Java 1.6 |
| Drills | For 2 stations: drills-2st.zip For 3 stations: drills-2st.zip |
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| Puck speedometer | Download now | Download now | For Windows users, save file in folder c:\puckspeed Windows and Linux and Mac users. Set current location as "/puckspeed". To start in command prompt type "java -jar ps.jar" Prerequisites: Java 1.7.15 |
Configuration is 1 computer with "Drill Manager" + N computers for each station (1 computer per station). Prerequisites for "Drill Manager" box is: Java 1.6+, wireless headset with microphone. Prerequisites for "Station" box is: Java 1.6, graphics card with OpenGL support. All computers must be in one WLAN.
"Drill Manager" installation. Create "C:\headup\" and save file "headup-dm.exe" or "hmanager-full.jar". To start click exe file using FileExporer. Alternative way is start "Command prompt" ("cmd.exe") using Run, go to "C:\headup\" folder ("cd \headup") and command prompt window type "java -jar hmanager-full.jar". In case of successful start application will pop up "License setup" window (see how to get license). Also it will extract test.drill file with 2 minutes drill pattern.
Optional start parameters (not applicable for exe):
| Parameter name | Description |
|---|---|
| -Dhost | host name or IP address on which "Drill Manager" will
start on. On Windows application will detected it automatically.
However on Linux or Mac based OS it will ask you to provide host
name. |
| -Dport | port on which server will start. Default value is 9999.
You can change it in case of this port is busy for some reason.
If change it here then make sure you will use same port value
for "Station" application. |
| Example | java -jar -Dhost=192.168.1.1 -Dport=9998 hmanager-full.jar |
"Station" installation. Create "C:\headup\" folder and save "headup-st.exe" or "station-full.jar" here. To start find "headup-st.exe" using FileExporer and double click on it. Alternative way is start "Command prompt" ("cmd.exe") using Run, go to "C:\headup\" folder ("cd \headup") and command prompt window type "java -jar station-full.jar".
Optional start parameters (not applicable for exe):
| Parameter name | Description |
|---|---|
| -Dhost | host name or IP address on which "Drill Manager" will start on. No default value. |
| -Dport | port on which "Drill Manager" server will start. Default
value is 9999. You can change it in case of this port is busy
for some reason. |
| -Did | Station ID. On "Drill Manager's" "Map" tab it will show
that id. Each station should have unique number. No default
value. Possible values are: 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7 |
| -Ddistance | Distance in meters from player to station. No default
value. Possible values are: 1,2,3,4 |
| -Dangle | Angle to station in degree. Considering player facing to
12 am is 0 degree, 3pm is 90 degree, 6 pm 180 degree etc. No
default value. Possible values between 0 and 360. |
| -Dauto | Station will try auto reconnect to "Drill Manager" in
case of loosing connection. Default value is "true". Possible
values "true" or "false" |
| Example | java -jar -Dhost=192.168.1.1 -Dport=9998 -Did=0 -Ddistance=2 -Dangle=90 -Dauto=false station-full.jar |
In case of very first start of "Drill Manager" application will pop
up window to download trial license from internet. All fields are
required to generate license. Application will save your trial
license in default user folder. Next time application will pick up
license file
automatically. You also can
request trial license by email order@headuphockey.com as well.
Just provide all required fields and we will email it you. You can
save license file to any folder and select option "Choose file" to
provide access to "headup.lic" file.
Make sure you installed "Drill Manager" and all "Stations"
properly. Start "Drill Manager" first. Click "Start server" button.
Go to "Drill" tab and load some drill file. Start all "Stations"
after it. Make sure on "Drill Manager's" "Map" tab you can see all
station according their locations (angle and Id). Go to "Drill"
tab. Ask player to be ready for drill and click on "Start Drill"
button. "Drill Manager" should conduct drill by itself.
On picture you can see correctly connected
"Station" and "Drill Manager" together. Red spot represents station on 90° location.
On "Drill Manager" window title you can see it IP address and PORT which need to be used for "Stations"
connection.
To improve voice recognition try to use "Voice" tab on "Drill Manager" to practice your pronunciation. "Drill Manager" can recognize only digits from 1 to 9. Just click on "Speak" button them say any eligible number and see recognized text. Do that exercise few times to find which number was recognized without any errors and which one are not.
Also you can use "Voice test" tab. "Voice Test" will run 3 rounds of voice recognition tests. And finally will generate score. Score will show which numbers will be excluded from list. You can create your profile and that score will be saved to your profile. So different players can load individual profile to get better voice recognition results.
No moving objects on some "Station". Probably computer doesn't support OpenGL. Please make sure graphics card support it. Also make sure "Station" connected to "Drill Manager" properly.
Bad voice recognition in case of very small silent gap between 2 different digits. So if you say "one-four" it most probably won't recognize, because it will look like one word "onefor". For better result you should keep silent about 1..1.5 seconds.
* - "Drill Manager" and "Station" applications goes "AS IS". You install and run applications at your own risk.