Thanks to the Pedometer Log project of Mike Davies there is Linux support for the Crivit Z31192 pedometer.
The project wiki page is available here.
The
project blog is available here.
To ease installation I am providing Debian/Ubuntu (DEB) as well as Redhat (RPM) packages.
Note: Please be aware that the initial configuration of the Crivit pedometer needs to be done on Windows using the software that comes with the device. The Linux application then be used to download data and display the collected information. Data should be downloaded at least once every seven days.
For more information see the Readme
Package
Downloads
Debian/Ubuntu
(DEB) 32 Bit
Debian/Ubuntu
(DEB) 64 Bit
Fedora
(RPM) 32 Bit
Fedora
(RPM) 64 Bit
Notes: The Debian packages were built on
Ubuntu 12.04 but should work with later versions. The Redhat packages
were created by converting the Debian packages into Redhat RPM format
using alien.
Ubuntu Installation
1.
Download the appropriate Ubuntu package (32 or 64 bit).
2. Right
click the saved file e.g. pedometer-log_0.3_i386.deb
3. Select
"Open with Ubuntu Software Centre"
4. Wait fot Ubuntu
Software Centre to open and display the Pedometer Log install
screen.
5. Left click the install button on the right.
6. Enter
your password that you use to login to your computer.
7. Left
click OK.
Using Pedometer Log
1. Plug in
the USB Pedometer, the screen must usually be face down (do not
force).
2. Launch the Pedometer Log application.
3. Left click
on the File menu.
4. Left click "Download".
5. All
your data will now be displayed.
For more information see the
Readme
Deviations
From The Original
The packaged version differs from Mike's work as follows:
Changes the database back-end to SQLite from MySQL.
Dynamically creates SQL database, if needed in, the users home folder (multi user).
Adds scripts and files to create Debian/Ubuntu packages for i386 and amd64.
I have a GitHub repo that you can use to track my
changes:
https://github.com/shaun2029/PedometerLog