Joe -- In my system, I used the USB port to connect the Mitsar unit, along with a= =20 USB driver that came with the Mitsar. My main concern at the moment is=20 whether my recorded data are any good. That will depend upon whether the=20 error is confined to labelling epochs in the display, or whether the=20 acquisition software truly does not know the correct elapsed time. I will try to supply a signal of known frequency and see what WinEEG=20 reports. I will also check to see what our Dell laptop (500MHz on AC/200MHz= =20 on battery) can tell us. Dave Myer At 10:48 AM 3/15/03 +0100, you wrote: >Using WinEEG 1.4 and Windows 98 SE on a slow Toshiba satellite PC >(processor speed 2-300 Mhz) > >I get the similar results after 500 seconds the EEG shows the no. >157, and is not changed by changing "paper speed". We have been >basing freq evaluation in the raw EEG on the number of wave tops seen >in a "one second epoch"..., which actually is more like a 3 second >epoch? > >-- >Joe >______________________________________________________ >F=E5 den nye Yahoo! Messenger p=E5 http://no.messenger.yahoo.com/ >Nye ikoner og bakgrunner, webkamera med superkvalitet og dobbelt s=E5= morsom