# Completing Calibration

When Calibration is finished, you will see:

* How many trials of **Rest** and **Command** you completed
* Accuracy (%)

Accuracy shows how well Think2Switch™ can tell the **difference between Rest and Command.**

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#### What 'Accuracy' means

* An accuracy of about 70% or higher usually works well
* Lower scores are common when you are just starting

**This score is only a guide.**

#### What to do next

You can choose what to do:

* **Calibrate** again to try to improve the score
* Go to the **Control** tab and try it out

Many people prefer to try control first and then decide.

#### **When to Reset**

If the accuracy is below 60% and the level of control seems to be poor, we recommend:

* Tapping **Reset** to delete the calibration data and start fresh
* Start again when you are comfortable and focused

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{% hint style="info" icon="lightbulb" %}
**Good to Know**

* The accuracy score does not need to be perfect
* Control can still feel good even if the accuracy score is not high
  {% endhint %}


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