About Source Module

[lynn]

We have five source module implementations according to the report ('BCI2000: A General-Purpose Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) System').

"Three of them control A/D converter boards from different manufacturers (Measurement Computing, Inc.; Data Translation, Inc.; National Instruments, Inc.), one provides support for Brainproducts, Inc. EEG recording systems, and the fifth is a signal generator for use in
system development and testing."

I can see
1. gUSBampSource.exe
2. USBampgetinfo.exe
3. gMOBIlab.exe
4. GMOBIlabPlus.exe
5. SignalGenerator.exe.

Could anyone tell me which is which? I only know the last one is a signal generator by its name.

Thank you so much.

[lynn]

Now it seems to me that 1&2 is for just one A/D converter, and 3&4 is for another...

So... where could I find the one "provides support for Brainproducts, Inc. EEG recording systems"?

Thank you...

Smile,
Lynn

We have five source module implementations according to the report ('BCI2000: A General-Purpose Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) System').

"Three of them control A/D converter boards from different manufacturers (Measurement Computing, Inc.; Data Translation, Inc.; National Instruments, Inc.), one provides support for Brainproducts, Inc. EEG recording systems, and the fifth is a signal generator for use in
system development and testing."

I can see
1. gUSBampSource.exe
2. USBampgetinfo.exe
3. gMOBIlab.exe
4. GMOBIlabPlus.exe
5. SignalGenerator.exe.

Could anyone tell me which is which? I only know the last one is a signal generator by its name.

Thank you so much.

[mellinger]

Lynn,

the 2004 publication pre-dates the reorganization of BCI2000 into "core" and "contrib" parts. Only the "core" part is distributed in binary form with the BCI2000 installer. To use elements from the "contrib" part, you will need to install the Borland C++ Builder compiler, and compile them yourself. This is possible without programming knowledge, and described in detail at http://www.bci2000.org/wiki/index.php/P ... ng_BCI2000.

As you say, there is support for the gUSBamp, gMOBIlab, and gMOBIlab+ devices available in the "core" section, while the "contrib" section provides support for a number of additional amplifiers. Please see http://www.bci2000.org/wiki/index.php/C ... tions:ADCs for more details.

Regards,
Juergen

[lynn]

I see

Thank you very much