The software enables you to gather 14 different behaviors of 5 different subjects (Basic version) or 56 behaviors of 10 subjects (Professional version).
Each behavior can be defined as an event or a status. Interactive behaviors (e.g. fighting) are gathered with both participants (the active and the passive one).

Read this article (Facilitating task based noise exposure assessments utilizing PDAs, Dana C. Reinke, Paul Jurovcik, Jr and Barbara Fotta) to see how this software has been used in a study of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Pittsburgh Research Laboratory.

After the configuration of the input template (Subject names, behaviors) this configuration is transferred to the handheld.

Now you can acquire your data by simply clicking with a pen on the appropriate buttons on the handheld computer screen.

Back in your office just connect the handheld to your desktop or laptop computer and transfer the data files on the PC.

The graphic functions that are included in the desktop software allow you to process your data and generate ethograms within seconds.

Of course you can export the data to your preferred data processing tools using various export filters that are included in the software.

Take a look at a scheme (pdf file, 200 kB) that gives you an overview of how the software functions.