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== Where the ratio can be found? == | == Where the ratio can be found? == | ||
# Go to [[Control tab]]. | # Go to [[Control tab]]. | ||
| − | # Choose [[meditation]], or [[repose cycle]] of the [[breathing session]]. | + | # Choose [[meditation]], or [[repose cycle]] of the [[Training_kind#Breathing_session|breathing session]]. |
# Press on "Ratio of repose cycle" item. | # Press on "Ratio of repose cycle" item. | ||
* Also you can choose the certain [[repose cycle]] from [[Dynamic tab]]. | * Also you can choose the certain [[repose cycle]] from [[Dynamic tab]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:15, 2 May 2017
Ratio of repose cycle is the index of the repose cycle, expressed in proportion units or constant time.
Each of the ratio indexes will be multiplied by "breaths per minute" parameter to create your actual breathing pattern.
Where the ratio can be found?
- Go to Control tab.
- Choose meditation, or repose cycle of the breathing session.
- Press on "Ratio of repose cycle" item.
- Also you can choose the certain repose cycle from Dynamic tab.
Please see these screenshots for the visual guidance:
File:Prana breath ratio unchanged 1.jpg File:Prana breath ratio unchanged 2.jpg
Set/change the ratio
- Choose meditation, or repose cycle of the breathing session.
- Press on "Ratio of repose cycle" item.
- Use spinner to choose the ratio you'd like and press "OK".
- You cannot set the ratio as zero.
Please see these screenshots for the visual guidance:
File:Prana breath ratio dialog 1.jpg File:Prana breath ratio dialog 2.jpg File:Prana breath ratio dialog 3.jpg
Using advanced settings for the ratio value in Guru version
It can be done the very same way as for breath cycles, that is usual, fractional ratio, constant time and fractional constant time.