The following table shows the pin connnection scheme for the CAP100C.
Pin# | Placement | Color Wire |
1 | FP1 | Brown |
2 | FP2 | Brown |
3 | F3 | Red |
4 | F4 | Red |
5 | C3 | Orange |
6 | C4 | Orange |
7 | P3 | Yellow |
8 | P4 | Yellow |
9 | 01 | Green |
10 | 02 | Green |
11 | F7 | Blue |
12 | F8 | Blue |
13 | T3 | Violet |
14 | T4 | Violet |
15 | T5 | Gray |
16 | T6 | Gray |
17 | Gnd | White |
18 | Cz | White |
19 | Fz | Black |
20 | Pz | Black |
The white and red touchproof connectors respectively designate the left and right hemispherical areas of the brain. Furthemore, the odd and even placement numbers respectively designate the left and right hemispherical areas of the brain.
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