Tagging Data
Whenever you transfer throws from your sensor, you have the opportunity to tag each throw. A tag can be anything that allows you to determine what type of throw it was (Game, Bullpen, Longtoss, etc.). You can also specify a custom ball weight for weighted ball or plyocare throws. Tagging throws allows for better workload estimation when simulating data, better clarity when viewing trends over time, and augments many of the analytical tools available on DASH (See: Subscribing to DASH).
Whenever you see the TAG button, you can tap on it to assign a tag. For singular throws, you can apply a single tag and ball weight. PULSEthrow includes a number of common tags and subtags, but you can also create your own custom tags. At the bottom of each tag list, tap + Add Option to create your own custom tag. Your tags can be broken down into as many levels as you like.
For groups of events -- such as during a large data sync (See: Syncing Your PULSEthrow Sensor Data) or Roster Transfer (See: Syncing Team Data as a Coach) -- you can apply a single tag and ball weight to the entire group of throws, or you can apply a Tag Sequence. A Tag Sequence allows you to define an order of tags to apply to incoming throws. For example, you could create a Tag Sequence that consists of 10 Longtoss throws at 90', followed by 10 Longtoss throws at 120', followed by 5 Longtoss throws at 150', followed by 20 Catch throws. As the data is transferred from the sensor, each throw is assigned a tag in order based on your Tag Sequence.
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