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New: Signal 8
- Signal can now collect data from third-party devices using Talkers.
- New automatic script execution at defined times before, during or after a sampled sweep.
- Automatic threshold estimation (MTAT) added.
- Active cursors are now available in XY views.
- Option to display continuous waveform activity in peri-triggered mode added.
- XY views can now hold up to 2000 channels.
- The channel points per sweep limit is now 400 million, up from 40 million.
- The PowerMAG auxiliary states device can now operate in Flex mode.
- The MagStim Rapid now has a specific theta burst mode.
- Added Meas() function to the virtual channel system. Therefore a measurement, such as the mean of a waveform baseline, can be used as part of the virtual wave construction. Perhaps displaying a waveform without a DC shift.
- A new peri-trigger mode has been added for remaining inside a pair of levels for a specified time. This will allow the user to trigger only when the subject is in a resting state or, if using a force transducer, when they are active for x time.
- It is now possible to use more than one signal conditioner at a time; e.g. the CED 1902 and Digitimer D360R can both be used simultaneously.
- New: gTecTalk
- gTecTalk is a talker that lets you sample with the HiAmp, USBAmp or Nautilus g.Tec devices via a gNEEDaccess server process, which can be accessed from a remote PC if required.
- New: StelTalk
- StelTalk is a talker that supports the Stellar Telemetry implant systems. It can sample up to 4 USB-connected implants, each of which report a range of data channels.
- Latest software
- There are recent uploads of Signal 8.02, Spike2 10.21, 9.20 and 8.26
- and new scripts in Spike2: Editing, Display, Analysis and Experiments, and Signal: Editing, Control & Analysis
- The 1902 amplifier is no longer available for sale; please contact us for alternatives.
- Sadly, we are having troubles with our ced.co.uk email server.
- If these affect you, please try using cambridgeelectronicdesign@gmail.com instead
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