Setup bossdevice RESEARCH

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Common requirements

Bittium NeurOne Users

Brainproducts actiCHamp/Turbolink Users

Connecting with Biosignal Amplifier (EEG Device)

The input of the bossdevice i.e. the EEG data is provided by connecting the Biosignal Amplifier (EEG device e.g. Bittium’s NeurOne or Brain Product’s actiCHamp) with the bossdevice using a standard LAN Cable. Search the “REAL TIME OUT” LAN port at the back plate of your EEG device and connect it to the “Biosignal” LAN port available at the bossdevice research. More details on this topic are available in Setup Biosignal Amplifier. You can also see the “Biosignal” port on the bossdevice research in the figure shown below.

Connecting with Synchronizing Devices

The bossdevice RESEARCH can send up to 4 TTL output signals to connected synchronizing devices from its output port. Search the TTL OUT 1-4” BNC ports at back plate of the bossdevice RESEARCH and connect it to the BNC ports of your intended device.
In addition to the TTL output the 8 bit LPT marker ports can also be connected to the bossdevice RESEARCH for a numerical input or can also be output from bossdevice RESEARCH to write synchronizing markers to the raw EEG data or for any other purpose.

Connecting with Monitor

Monitor setup is optional and not recommended for normal use cases. It shows the useful information and analytics of the bossdevice RESEARCH time of execution and errors (if any) at the ocassion of debugging and setting up the device. The Display Port from backplate of the bossdevice RESEARCH may be connected to the monitor.

Power Supply

The power supply provided along with the bossdevice research can be plugged into the “DC IN 12V” port at the back plate of the bossdevice RESEARCH as shown in figure below.

Switching ON and OFF

The bossdevice can be switched on or off using the push button at on of the sides of bossdevice. When switched off, the LED present on the button is not illuminated while when it is switched on, a blue LED is illuminated.
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