Extender
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  • Extender Details
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  • Hardware Triggering
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    • Example 1: 1s Pulses
    • Example 2: Serial Triggering
    • Example 3: MATLAB
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    • Decrypting recordings
    • Exported data format
  • Troubleshooting
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Decrypting recordings

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Last updated 6 years ago

Please Note: a valid PRO license is required to carry out the decryption. Each seat of PRO allows you to decrypt data from up to 3 Extenders.

To decrypt data from Extender, open Cortex and click on the Tools tab. You will see under this section there is an option to decrypt local data.

Step 1 : Click to "Decrypt local data" then select input directory which contains the *.eed files: you'd like to decrypt.

Step 2 : Select output directory

Cortex will then carry out the decryption and output a *.csv file for the motion and eeg data into the same folder.