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[[File:|thumb|8 channel digital event recorder (rack version) | [[File:|thumb|8 channel digital event recorder (rack version) | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | A digital event recorder is a device for recording timing pulses used for synchronizing several devices to within 1 ms. The 8 channel digital event recorder is a 1U rack version of the device. It has eight isolated BNC inputs each with a led indicator. The | + | A digital event recorder is a device for recording timing pulses used for synchronizing several devices to within 1 ms. The 8 channel digital event recorder is a 1U rack version of the device. It has eight isolated BNC inputs each with a led indicator. |
| + | *The device is custom build by the Technical Support Group. | ||
| + | *The device is based on a raspberry pi. | ||
| + | *The synchronization is based on the Lab Stream Layer (LSL) protocol. | ||
| + | *The software on the raspberry pi is developed by Günter Windau. | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 11 December 2023
[[File:|thumb|8 channel digital event recorder (rack version)
Description
A digital event recorder is a device for recording timing pulses used for synchronizing several devices to within 1 ms. The 8 channel digital event recorder is a 1U rack version of the device. It has eight isolated BNC inputs each with a led indicator.
- The device is custom build by the Technical Support Group.
- The device is based on a raspberry pi.
- The synchronization is based on the Lab Stream Layer (LSL) protocol.
- The software on the raspberry pi is developed by Günter Windau.