[wineeg] Re: all channels alike during recording
- From: "Jon Frederick, Ph.D." <smiile@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: wineeg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 10:15:53 -0600 (Mountain Daylight Time)
Yes, the common electrode on the cap was gelled and prepped, and both
earclips were connected.
On Wed, 16 May 2007, Alexander Grushvitskiy wrote:
Dear Ph.D.,
Common electrode is already on the cap. And two earclips has to be
connected to A1 and A2.
Best regards,
Alexander
After applying a 19-channel Electrocap to a client and starting to record,
all of the channels appeared identical, and were unresponsive to the usual
sources of artifact. However, the impedances were different.
A friend suggested this could be a problem with the ground electrode.
Plugging one of the earclip electrodes directly into one of the two ground
sockets on the Mitsar didn't help-- presumably because the ground from the
cap continued to have the same problem. However, I don't understand the
nature of this problem.
Any ideas about whether this a cap problem? a ground electrode problem?
or, a software (e.g., end-user-ignorance) problem?
Thanks!
Jon Frederick
QuietMind Foundation
Lafayette Hill, PA
Best regards,
Alexander
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Dear Ph.D., Common electrode is already on the cap. And two earclips has to be connected to A1 and A2. Best regards, Alexander
After applying a 19-channel Electrocap to a client and starting to record, all of the channels appeared identical, and were unresponsive to the usual sources of artifact. However, the impedances were different.
A friend suggested this could be a problem with the ground electrode. Plugging one of the earclip electrodes directly into one of the two ground sockets on the Mitsar didn't help-- presumably because the ground from the cap continued to have the same problem. However, I don't understand the nature of this problem.
Any ideas about whether this a cap problem? a ground electrode problem? or, a software (e.g., end-user-ignorance) problem?
Thanks! Jon Frederick QuietMind Foundation Lafayette Hill, PA
Best regards, Alexander
- [wineeg] Re: all channels alike during recording
- From: Alexander Grushvitskiy