Synchronize B-Alert EEG with Stimulus Presentation & Third-party Hardware
The optional B-Alert ESU is a multi-channel external synchronization unit that features serial + parallel ports and serves as a communication interface between the B-Alert X10 or X24 device and a computer. It allows for precise synchronization of data between the B-Alert hardware and other third-party data acquisition devices.
Compatible with AcqKnowledge 5.0.5 or greater and BLACK B-Alert X10 or X24 headsets; not compatible with older silver headsets.The ESU is helpful if a user is synchronizing with stimulus presentation systems and doesn’t have an MP160 System.
The B-Alert X10 and X24 mobile-wireless EEG systems deliver real-time measurements for a variety of research and engineering applications, including closed-loop performance monitoring and simulation training; HCI design assessment; situational awareness and team dynamics monitoring; tools for productivity and training enhancement; and fatigue management.
The B-Alert X10/X24 Wireless EEG systems are an ideal platform for adding neuroscience to any study in real-world or simulated environments.
See More...Before configuring the ESU settings, the ESU must be paired with the B-Alert unit via a Bluetooth connection.
B-Alert X10 Wireless EEG | A System Overview
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Join BIOPAC to learn about Argus ETVision eye tracking glasses and how to integrate with AcqKnowledge software.
You will learn:
– How to optimize the glasses setup
– How to use the glasses for in-lab and mobile applications
– How to import and synchronize logged data from the glasses
– How to analyze the data using ETAnalysis
– How to create Moving and Live Areas of Interest
– How to extract eye tracking measurements in AcqKnowledge with physiological data
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