Devices

Vitruve devices

Find specifications, setup, controls, accessories, and fixes for Vitruve Force, Vitruve Speed timing gates, and the older Vitruve Encoder.

Vitruve makes linear encoders for the weight room and Vitruve Speed timing gates for the field. There are two generations of encoder. Vitruve Force is the current model. The Vitruve Encoder is the older model, also called the Vitruve LPT. Both connect to the current Vitruve app over Bluetooth and record velocity-based training (VBT). Only Vitruve Force records jump workouts and the continuous curves in Realtime Monitor.

Two Vitruve Force devices side by side, each with its string pulled up and an ID on its screen.
Two Vitruve Force devices, each showing its own device ID on the screen.

Which device do you have?

CheckVitruve Force (current)Vitruve Encoder (older model)
Charging portUSB-CMicro USB (type B)
Screen1.3" OLEDSmaller OLED
ControlsMembrane buttons with no moving partsA power switch beside the screen and two physical buttons below it
BaseFour integrated metal plates and neodymium magnetsSix rounded magnets on the bottom
VBT in the current appYesYes
Jump workouts and Realtime MonitorYesNo

If you are unsure, check the charging port first: a USB-C port means Vitruve Force.

Vitruve Force

Vitruve Speed

Vitruve Speed is a single-unit LiDAR timing gate for sprints, change of direction, and reaction games. It records sprint and reaction workouts in the app.

Vitruve Encoder (older model)

Connecting a device

Pairing, the Connected and Active labels, and automatic reconnection work the same for every device. For Vitruve Speed, connect to the hub only. See Connect and select a device. If the device does not appear or will not connect, follow My device will not connect.

A device that is broken or malfunctioning needs a support ticket. See Contact support. Order, delivery, and warranty questions are covered in Orders and shipping.

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