Write down what the device is actually running
Select the shooting path you intend to test. The baseline field changes with that path: RELEASE PT for a normal OneTap hold, Set/Move/Fade for Button Shooting, or RHYTHM TIME for a manual rhythm transition. The source starting value is only a convenience; replace it with the value currently displayed on your active Zen.
Record the environment, shot context and installed version. A profile saved in a web page is not evidence that the selected Zen slot received it. If the device does not show your intended values, fix the installation or bank selection before interpreting the shots.
Enter the two kinds of feedback separately
Early / Excellent / Late release feedback and Fast / Excellent / Slow tempo feedback answer different questions. The lab never treats a missing tempo observation as Excellent, and it does not convert Excellent feedback into a made-shot or green percentage.
For manual Tempo Lock and RS Tempo, your hand chooses the physical release. A repeated early release first calls for a later button release or stick return, with the transition field held fixed. For a saved OneTap or Button hold, a consistent release pattern can support one small hold comparison.
Save a note, not a device preset
The review requires five complete release observations. Mixed feedback keeps the baseline unchanged. Any suggested numeric comparison stays within the documented field range and changes only one number by a small step.
Save session stores your entered note in this browser. Export downloads that note as JSON. Neither action updates My Ozark, saves a customer profile or sends values to a connected device. A different browser or cleared storage will not automatically contain the same notes.