Biopotential amplifiers (MCE100C, ERS100C, or EMG100C) connect via
Stimulator (STM100C) connects via
Important—If the STM100C Stimulator is used with a biopotential amplifier on the same nerve, which is nearly always the case, make sure that the black lead of the CBL106 (stimulation negative) is connected to the same pin as the ground lead going to the biopotential amplifier. This is easy to do because the design of the JUMP100 allows stacking connections.
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