NEUROPLAY-6C
Eight-channel wireless EEG system on dry, gel-free electrodes.
It can be used for research purposes in studying brain rhythms, as well as for recording and analyzing data in educational and research institutions.
The system is used to control brain-computer interfaces (BCI) and also for neurobiological feedback (BIOS), in neuromarketing, for neurohacking, for neuroyoga,
for neuroeducation, for neurosport, including cybersport and etc.
- Monopolar
- The number of channels 8 - Fp1, Fp2, T3, T4, O1, O2 + GND and Rf
- Bluetooth 4.0
- Work range from PC Up to 15 meters
- Data frequency is 125 Hz.
- The amplitude-frequency parameters - of 0.5 Hz to 50 Hz (-3dB)
- Input range is +/- 300 mV
- Self-noise 3-4 µV peak-to-peak
- EDF data recording
- Standby time - 120 days
- Duration of recording - 24 hours
- Weight 120 gr.
- OS Windows 10, Mac IOS, Android, IPhone.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 (and later)
Software Cortex
NeuroPlay connection
If the LED on the back of the device flashes red, you need to put the device on charge.
If the LED blinks green frequently while data acquisition is stopped or disconnected from the computer, restart the amplifier by connecting it to the USB connector for two seconds.
The device while it is charging cannot be connected to the computer. You must disconnect it from the power supply.
If none of the above helps, shake the device, it should activate.
If the device is successfully activated, the LED will start blinking green once every three seconds.
Make sure the amplifier you are using has not been connected to another computer.
Make sure that no more than one device is connected on one computer.
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Possible reasons |
Solution |
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Windows 10 OS |
OS must be installed at least Windows 10 |
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You haven't updated Windows 10 for a long time |
You need to install updates and restart your PC |
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Outdated Bluetooth drivers |
Update Bluetooth drivers |
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The amplifier you are using is connected to another computer |
Disconnect from the other PC and reconnect to the one you intend to work on |
| More than one device is connected to the computer | Go to Settings, Bluetooth section. Disconnect other NeuroPlay devices |
Cortex software problems
Make sure the cap or headset is well-worn (fits snugly, all electrodes fit well to the scalp)
Make sure you are wearing the Rf and GND ear electrodes.
Adjust the zoom to the optimum for displaying 30 mm/s 10 µV/mm.
Make sure you are wearing the Rf and GND ear electrodes.
Adjust the electrodes on the head, ensure good contact with the scalp, try to remove hair from the places where the electrodes come into contact with the skin.
Adjust the electrodes on the head, ensure good contact with the scalp, try to remove hair from the places where the electrodes come into contact with the skin.
Check cable for breaks by shorting the problem electrode with Rf and with GND at the same time. If the signal line is straight, contact the manufacturer to replace the electrode.