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====Additional User Tutorials==== | ====Additional User Tutorials==== | ||
*[[User Reference:BCI2000Certification|BCI2000 Certification]] | |||
*[[User Tutorial:Designing an Eloc File|Designing an Eloc File]] | *[[User Tutorial:Designing an Eloc File|Designing an Eloc File]] | ||
*[[Contributions:EyetrackerLoggerEyeLink|EyetrackerLoggerEyeLink]] | |||
*[[User Tutorial:Integrating an EGI amplifier with BCI2000|Integrating an EGI amplifier with BCI2000]] | *[[User Tutorial:Integrating an EGI amplifier with BCI2000|Integrating an EGI amplifier with BCI2000]] | ||
*[[User Tutorial:Interpreting the Results|Interpreting the Results]] | *[[User Tutorial:Interpreting the Results|Interpreting the Results]] | ||
*[[Contributions:XsensMTwLogger|XsensMTwLogger]] | *[[Contributions:XsensMTwLogger|XsensMTwLogger]] | ||
===Programming Tutorials=== | ===Programming Tutorials=== | ||
Revision as of 17:58, 29 March 2022
The User Tutorials page below contains step-by-step guides and videos for BCI2000 setup, usage, and supported frameworks.
Initial Setup Tutorials
- BCI2000 Tour
- Install Prerequisites
- Register with the BCI2000 Project
- Download the BCI2000 Sourcecode
- Configure BCI2000 for Compilation
- Compile BCI2000
- Create a custom Signal Processing Module
- Attach the Debugger to a BCI2000 Module
- Programmatically wait for the Debugger in a BCI2000 Module
- Deploy a Release version of a BCI2000 Module
User Tutorials
BCI2000 Framework Tutorials
Mu Rhythm Tutorials
In human EEG, primary sensory or motor cortical areas typically exhibit mu rhythm activity at a frequency of approximately 8-12 Hz when they are not processing sensory information or producing motor output.
- Mu Rhythm BCI Tutorial
- Introduction to the Mu Rhythm
- EEG Measurement Setup
- Obtaining Mu Rhythm Parameters in an Initial Session
- Analyzing the Initial Mu Rhythm Session
- Configuring Online Feedback
- Performing a Mu Rhythm Feedback Session
P300 Tutorials
The "P300" or "oddball" potential is the presentation of infrequent stimuli evokes a positive deflection in the EEG over parietal cortex about 300 ms after stimulus presentation.
- P300 BCI Tutorial
- Introduction to the P300 Response
- Preparing your BCI2000 system for P300 BCI experiments for the first time
- EEG Measurement Setup
- Obtaining P300 Parameters in a Calibration Session
- Performing a P300 Spelling Session
Additional User Tutorials
- BCI2000 Certification
- Designing an Eloc File
- EyetrackerLoggerEyeLink
- Integrating an EGI amplifier with BCI2000
- Interpreting the Results
- XsensMTwLogger
Programming Tutorials
- Programming Tutorial:Implementing a Source Module
- Programming Tutorial:Implementing a Signal Processing Filter
- Programming Tutorial:Implementing a Matlab-based Filter
- Programming Tutorial:Working with the FieldTrip buffer
- Programming Tutorial:Implementing another Matlab-based Filter
- Programming Tutorial:Implementing an Input Logger