A system comprising: stimulation circuitry configured to generate electrical stimulation deliverable via an electrode combination of an electrode array; sensing circuitry configured to sense an evoked compound action potential (ECAP) signal; and processing circuitry configured to: control the stimulation circuitry to deliver a first control stimulus to the electrode combination of the electrode array positioned at a first location adjacent to a spinal cord of a patient; receive, from the sensing circuity , first information representative of a first ECAP signal sensed in response to the first control stimulus; receive an indication that the electrode array has moved from the first position to the second position; control the stimulation circuitry to deliver a second control stimulus to the electrode combination of the electrode array positioned at a second location adjacent to the spinal cord of the patient in response to receiving the indication that the electrode array has moved from the first position to the second position; receive, from the sensing circuity , second information representative of a second ECAP signal in response to the second control stimulus; output a first indication of the first information representative of the first ECAP signal and a second indication of the second information representative of the second ECAP signal. stimulation circuitry configured to generate electrical stimulation deliverable via an electrode combination of an electrode array; sensing circuitry configured to sense an evoked compound action potential (ECAP) signal; and processing circuitry configured to: control the stimulation circuitry to deliver a first control stimulus to the electrode combination of the electrode array positioned at a first location adjacent to a spinal cord of a patient; receive, from the sensing circuity , first information representative of a first ECAP signal sensed in response to the first control stimulus; receive an indication that the electrode array has moved from the first position to the second position; control the stimulation circuitry to deliver a second control stimulus to the electrode combination of the electrode array positioned at a second location adjacent to the spinal cord of the patient in response to receiving the indication that the electrode array has moved from the first position to the second position; receive, from the sensing circuity , second information representative of a second ECAP signal in response to the second control stimulus; output a first indication of the first information representative of the first ECAP signal and a second indication of the second information representative of the second ECAP signal. control the stimulation circuitry to deliver a first control stimulus to the electrode combination of the electrode array positioned at a first location adjacent to a spinal cord of a patient; receive, from the sensing circuity , first information representative of a first ECAP signal sensed in response to the first control stimulus; receive an indication that the electrode array has moved from the first position to the second position; control the stimulation circuitry to deliver a second control stimulus to the electrode combination of the electrode array positioned at a second location adjacent to the spinal cord of the patient in response to receiving the indication that the electrode array has moved from the first position to the second position; receive, from the sensing circuity , second information representative of a second ECAP signal in response to the second control stimulus; output a first indication of the first information representative of the first ECAP signal and a second indication of the second information representative of the second ECAP signal. <EOS>