904 Interface

Bus-powered, supporting up to 4-button response pads, and including both optical and TTL trigger inputs.

The opto-electronic interface receives optical signals from the handheld devices in the MR suite, and converts them into electronic signals for the computer. The FIU-904 offers a lot of power that’s easy to use in a small package. The 904 is a USB-only device: it provides standard HID compatibility so it will work with any program.

 

932 Interface & Power Supply

Versatile 32-channel electronic interface and power supply for use with all fiber optic pointing devices and response boxes

The opto-electronic interface receives optical signals from the handheld devices in the MR suite, and converts them into electronic signals for the computer. The 932 is standards-based: the outputs are not designed to be used with a specific program or hardware platform but are instead designed to work with everything. This interface provides complete USB, Serial and Parallel outputs.

 

Birch Optical Interface Unit

Birch interface offers the works-with-everything, standards-based data output you know and trust from Current Designs in a slick, mountable package. An easy-to-read touchscreen displays responses as they happen and simplifies mode selection.

When your session is over, take an independent time-stamped record of your subjects’ responses in your pocket on a USB thumbdrive.

The Birch interface, like the 900 series of interfaces, adheres to USB HID standards and will work with any operating system or program you choose, but with an added Raspberry Pi single board computer it brings new potential for stimulus delivery and response collection in a single compact package.

Highlights:

• Bright, 7 inch capacitive touch screen
• Makes room at your console with VESA monitor-style mounting
• Full speed USB output
• 12-way optical port works with all your existing response devices
• Automatic handheld identification for most devices
• Optical and TTL trigger input eliminates need for a trigger converter box
• User configurations and time-stamped record of subject responses can be saved to a thumb drive
• Connects to the Internet for easy firmware updates

 

 

Response Devices

• Button boxes
• Key pads
• Joysticks
• Trackballs
• Game pads
• Foot pedals
• Driving systems