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Optimizing Digital noise issue with XDAQ with X6R128 or Intan RHD2164
Issue Description Some XDAQ users have reported noise affecting blocks of 32 channels, particularly when using longer cables with KonteX's X6R128 or Intan RHD2164 chip/probes. This issue is likely due to nanosecond-scale timing inconsistencies in ...
XDAQ supported headstages
In addition to the ultra-small X-Headstages, XDAQ supports existing Intan-compatible headstages (from Intan, NeuroNexus, and more). To run these headstages with their corresponding accessories, you will need an adapter to properly remap the control ...
How to connect the XDAQ IO Expander to the XDAQ
To use the XDAQ IO Expander, connect the XDAQ’s EXP1 port to the Expander’s EXP1 port and the XDAQ’s EXP2 port to the Expander’s EXP2 port. The XDAQ’s powering sequence is not critical; it can be powered on before or after plugging in to the ...
How do I use my old Intan headstages with XDAQ?
Recording-only headstages (RHD series): Use XDAQ to Intan RHD Headstage Adapter (SKU: SAdpt-XDAQ-OM12). This lets an XDAQ HDMI port drive a standard RHD headstage over the Intan SPI cable. ...
Reducing Interference/Noise During XDAQ Recordings
In electrophysiological experiments, even very small changes in voltage or current—occurring on millisecond or microsecond timescales—can reveal critical neuronal signaling mechanisms. Capturing these subtle electrical events requires highly ...