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Depending on which schedule has been chosen a tone will be played and a white block
will appear over any active speakers. This gives you the opportunity to test both
microphones and opto-detectors simultaneously.
You may want to make use of the “Sensor Threshold Check” utility on the BBTK host PC
as previously outlined in relation to opto-detectors as its virtual LEDs will illuminate each
time a sound is detected. In addition to altering the physical positioning of the microphones
and tuning their trigger threshold you may also need to alter the volume of your own
speakers or headphones. Again the Digital Stimulus Capture software module can be used
to capture timing data related to the tones onset and duration.
7.3.3. Tutorial 3: Setting-up sensors for cross-modal stimulus materials
The sensor check utility can help you setup sensors ready to benchmark cross-modal
studies that make use of both visual and auditory stimulus materials.
Two images are displayed alternately with a black screen every 500ms. The onset of each
image is synchronised with a 500ms tone which should sound for the duration of the image
display. Again white blocks are displayed to help aid in opto-detector positioning. The
sequence will loop until stopped manually. To start the sequence, access the “Cross
Modal” menu. You are advised to use the “Sensor Threshold Check” on the BBTK host PC
as this will show activity on the four lines associated with visual and auditory activity. Again
the Digital Stimulus Capture software module can be used to capture timing data related to
the tones onset and duration characteristics.
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