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TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 12:27
by shjlynn
hello,
I wrote a own signalprocessing module, combining with other exsisting modules.
When press "SetConfig" button, mistakes shown below appears. My "SoureCh" parameter is set as 68, so input channel has 68.
"TransmitChList" parameter is set "30, 26" corresponding to C4, C3. I can't figure out why
TransmissionFilter::Preflight: TransmitChList entry 30 is not a valid channel specification.
TransmissionFilter::Preflight: TransmitChList entry 26 is not a valid channel specification
shan
Re: TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 12:38
by mellinger
Hi,
there should not be commas, semicolons, or other separation characters in the list. Only white space may be used to separate list entries.
HTH,
Juergen
Re: TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 12:48
by shjlynn
yeah, I only use white space, it still shows mistake.
Re: TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 12:54
by shjlynn
By the way, I use Neuroscan.exe as the source module.
Re: TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 12:56
by mellinger
Are there any other errors shown prior to the TransmissionChList errors?
Re: TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 13:06
by shjlynn
No
mellinger wrote:Are there any other errors shown prior to the TransmissionChList errors?
and I used the "SignalGenerator.exe" as the source module, it shows as below:
I name "input channel" in "STFLinearClassifier" matrix as C4 C3
2012-07-11T11:40:33 - BCI2000 Started
2012-07-11T11:40:34 - Waiting for configuration ...
2012-07-11T11:40:35 - Waiting for configuration ...
2012-07-11T11:40:36 - Waiting for configuration ...
2012-07-11T11:40:57 - Operator set configuration
2012-07-11T11:40:58 - SignalSource confirmed new parameters ...
2012-07-11T11:40:58 - STFLinearClassifier::Preflight: Channel specification in
Classifier(1,input channel)=C4
is invalid.
2012-07-11T11:40:58 - STFLinearClassifier::Preflight: Channel specification in
Classifier(2,input channel)=C3
is invalid.
Re: TransmissionFilter Mistake
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 13:17
by mellinger
There is no "Neuroscan.exe" in recent versions of BCI2000. Please use either "NeuroscanClient.exe" (for network access via Acquire) or "NeuroscanAccess.exe" (for the Access SDK).
Older versions of the Neuroscan source module may have unfixed bugs, and are no longer supported.