The Activator was updated in April 2017 to include an ON/OFF switch for reusable transmitters. If you purchased the ORIGINAL and want to use Reusable Transmitters, contact BIOPAC to discuss options.
This is an activation and test utility for Epoch transmitters (EEG, ECG, EMG or reusable).
Transmitters are shipped from the factory deactivated and this reusable utility is required to start a sensor battery. The reusable activator is battery operated and can be used for any deactivated transmitter.
The activator utility can also output two independent channels of data (sinewaves) for testing purposes.
Diagnose electrical interference noise in your recording system environment
Verify the gain setting on each channel of your Transmitter
Test the Transmitter with the Receiver prior to implanting the Transmitter
The Activator was updated in April 2017 to include an ON/OFF switch for reusable transmitters. If you purchased the ORIGINAL and want to use Reusable Transmitters, contact BIOPAC to discuss options.
Epoch wireless in vivo recording
Integrating BIOPAC Research Systems | Data Acquisition & Analysis
Epoch Analysis Demonstration
Seizure Detection using AcqKnowledge
BIOPAC Research Solutions | EEG
Learn how to set up eye tracking glasses and collect, analyze, and combine eye tracking & physiology data to extract the most value from your experiment.
– study mobile or remote participants
– capture areas of interest, fixations, heat maps, dwell time, and more
– synchronize with biometrics such as EEG, ECG, EDA, EMG/fEMG, RSP
– develop insights in ergonomics, product development, UI/UX, group dynamics, performance development, training, etc.
Webinar is LIVE on February 27th at 8 AM PT.
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