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Software for the 1401 on Windows systems

Spike2 version 10 more details, download

Spike2 is generally used as a chart recorder for continuous data recording. It can also be configured to record triggered output or evoked response data. Applications range from neuroscience, cardiovascular and physiological studies, through to engineering applications.

Spike2 captures event and waveform data to hard disk with simultaneous output of control pulses, steps, ramps, sinewaves and arbitrary waveforms. A flexible analysis environment allows multiple windows for both raw and processed data, with simultaneous data acquisition and analysis. Waveform processing options include feature detection with automated measurements, averages, power spectra and digital filtering. Spike processing options include on and off-line spike shape recognition, INTH, PSTH, RATE histograms, correlations and also off-line clustering with principal component analysis.

The script language allows you to customise the program for specialist applications, and to automate complicated or repetitive tasks. Spike2 version 10 requires Windows 7, 8 or Windows 10 and supports 64-bit versions. See the compatibility table.

WSAA

£2100

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 9

WSAAu9

£710

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 8

WSAAu8

£1310

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 7

WSAAu7

£1695

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 6

WSAAu6

£1970

Spike2 licence to run an additional copy of the software at the same location within the same research group.

WLAA

£700

Upgrade price from version 9 to 10 for a licensed copy

WLAAu9

£235

Upgrade price from version 8 to 10 for a licensed copy

WLAAu8

£435

Upgrade price from version 7 to 10 for a licensed copy

WLAAu7

£565

Upgrade price from version 6 to 10 for a licensed copy

WLAAu6

£655

Read about how to choose between Signal and Spike2.


Signal version 8 more details, download

Signal can be thought of as an intelligent storage oscilloscope, gathering data in sweeps at high speed for analysis. Applications range from field potentials to auditory and visual studies, ERG, patch and voltage clamping, TMS, rTMS, EMG, force platforms and vibration monitoring.

Signal provides fast, sweep-based data capture and analysis with up to 48 channels and aggregate sampling rates up to 3 MHz using the latest Power1401-3, or 500 kHz with the Micro3. You can sample a very large number of data points in each sweep; at least 15 million with a Power1401, depending on Windows memory. Free running, post and peri-triggered sweep modes are available with automatic pulse output generation and sequencing. Pulse, sine and arbitrary waveform output can be generated and displayed while sampling.

Incoming data can be displayed, measured, reviewed and compared with previously recorded data. Built-in analyses include single-channel analysis, patch clamp, waveform averaging, spectral analysis, measurement generation, sum area and gradient, generation of data by applying your own equations to existing channels, and digital filtering.

The built-in script language allows complicated or repetitive tasks to be automated as well as customising the system for specialist applications. Signal version 8 requires Windows 7 or later. See the compatibility table.

WS18

£2100

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 7

WS18u7

£710

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 6

WS18u6

£1310

Upgrade price for registered customers of version 5

WS18u5

£1695

Signal licence to run an additional copy of the software at the same location within the same research group.

WL18

£700

Upgrade price from version 7 to 8 for a licensed copy

WL18u7

£235

Upgrade price from version 6 to 8 for a licensed copy

WL18u6

£435

Upgrade price from version 5 to 8 for a licensed copy

WL18u5

£565

Read about how to choose between Signal and Spike2.


Talkers - currently for Spike2 versions 8.15 or 9.04 or later, or Signal version 8

BrainTalk licence - This interfaces to BrainProducts actiCHamp / actiCHamp plus which connects to between 32 and 160 EEG electrodes together with eight auxiliary analogue inputs. In addition there up to eight bits of digital data that may be sampled. Download

WT06

£500

DelsysTalk licence - This interfaces to the Delsys Trigno telemetry system, which wirelessly collects EMG signals plus acceleration or position data. Download

WT01

£500

DSITalk licence - This interfaces to the MX2 and CLC data acquisition systems supplied and supported by Data Sciences Inc., most of which use short range telemetry to collect various types of data (EKG, EMG, respiration, BP) from untethered animals. Download

WT02

£500

gTalk licence - gTalk is a talker that lets you sample with the USBAmp g.Tec devices via a gNEEDaccess server process, which can be accessed from a remote PC if required. Download

WT07

£500

IntanTalk licence - This interfaces to Intan Technologies RHD2000 equipment which logs data from large numbers of electrodes using a custom chip to digitise the signals close to the electrodes. Typically used for EMG, ECG/EKG, ECoG, EEG, neural action potentials, local field potentials, and intracellular voltages and currents. Download

WT05

£500

OTBioTalk licence - The OTBioelettronica Sessantaquattro is a portable system for high density (64 channels) EMG detection. Download

WT08

£500

PolTalk licence - This interfaces to the Polhemus position/motion sensing systems: FASTRAK, Patriot, Liberty, Liberty Latus, Patriot Wireless and Minuteman. Download

WT03

£500

StelTalk licence - This interfaces to the Stellar Telemetry products. It can sample up to 4 USB-connected implants simultaneously, each of which report a range of data channels. Download

WT11

£500

See also more Talkers and the TIB - Talker Interface Box


Academic customers who need to run more than one copy of CED application software can purchase additional licences at a fraction of the current software list price. The additional licensed copies are expected to be used on the same site and in the same building/laboratory and by people working in the same group.

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