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1. re Neuralynx High Density Electrophysiology TX Systems aay P Fi AAAI ekla ESIE Digital Lynx Quickstart Installation Manual Installation guide for installing the Digital Lynx system with computer Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Table of Contents De DOCO TE OVENI N e senveessscctancssaeusecenossaecueastcueteecdee 3 DZ On Cree Oy O a E E T E OEE 3 gt Electrostatic Sensitive Equipment seseesseesseesseesserssersseessersserssserseesssessserssersseres 3 A4 Unpacking the Digital LyNX ecean E 4 A Tare 6 om e a a E A E E ES 5 3 Connecting the RiDDONn Caples vcvssscscussveseansarnsousnsenscawsasnsecaqaonssansainaesesaoreaaisaanseeweaanes 6 Connecting the HeCAGsta 06 icsosccdeiasreincscvesdeciaave in ssdeendncieatedesstweuandiantesessaneuandawnecusreaens 7 FO Mp SPIN SUG 9 e e 8 Poh VPC BOA OMe O ION eea E cena seco ctu caeton soca taesuenencume scare 9 Oe NTA ore tne so a E wp ak snes meee ta eee nam ones uengaree eeenucneotaens 10 List of Figures and Tables Figure L Power Indicator LADS aca cpesescaevern esas cictnoecneiconcneataonesocteendenemoeecertvectmorieneaeeeente 4 Figure 2 80 Pin Connectors and Toggling LED S 2 0 ccc cccccccseecceeeceeeneeeaeseeeenseeaenes 5 Picure gt HCE WV CVC OMe SEE eerren cers tee eee a uta tee aee ea nena enen 6 Pauc
2. HS 36 Figure 7 8 Analog Signal Breakout The Signal BNC Input is used to input a function generator test signal Note that this signal is first reduced by 1000 1 by two resistors This is usually a sine or square wave A 1 volt input will result in a 1 millivolt signal to the input of the HS 36 inputs Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 9 ae 2 S eS Reference Connector 20 O eS a s4 S1 A1 gt A8 gt A16 B9 gt B16 The HS 36 Connector is where the HS 36 is connected When attaching the HS 36 pay special attention to the orientation of the connectors The alignment pins will prevent backwards connections You can also use the FBlack Part Number0 printed on the connectors to indicate the orientation they should both be on the same side S1 thru S5 controls the 1000 1 reduced signal to various ManksO or sets of signals on the HS 36 connector These switches are arranged as SI Signal to HS 36 Al thru A8 S2 Signal to HS 36 A9 thru A16 S3 Signal to HS 36 Refl thru Ref4 S4 Signal to HS 36 B1 thru B8 S5 Signal to HS 36 B9 thru B16 The 1000 1 reduced signal is connected to one pole of each of the 5 switches Each switch will control the input signal to the above described banks When each switch is in the UP position it will cause the reduced signal to be connected to the respective HS 36 bank
3. 36 inputs to have a 1mv square wave signal and all 4 Reference inputs to have no signal This will usually cause Cheetah to display the square wave with current signal conditioning setup based on the settings of the ERP 27 and or Amplifiers and or Cheetah Software settings For example if an input is connected to a Spike Channel Object in the software it will give a filtered differentiated square wave signal which usually looks like a nice rlassic spikeO on the appropriate spike display Note normal spike channels are filtered from 600 to 6 KHz If a CSC channel is displaying the signal it will most likely look like a square wave that has been filtered and amplified with the current settings The SM 36 allows one to adjust filtering frequencies gain and reference selection and view the effect it has on the test signal The SM 36 allows a very quick method to test the system if a failed component is suspected If all switches are turned UP signal ON this will put the same signal on all channels and all 4 references If the ERP xx or DRS 36 is setup for reference selection of any of the 4 reference inputs this will usually cause all channels to display a lat signalO or no signal because of the excellent reference subtraction of the Cheetah hardware system Congratulations Your system is ready to go Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 sup
4. ATSO Tin C Onn ORs eene E E E E 7 Powe DoE e E E E gnee Paes 7 Fisure 6 Tether Adapter Connections E 8 Poea Test OWS SelM gece ccccpeccteooe E EE A 8 Figure 7 2 Analog Signal Breakout i sccicesssvssccsdsesinesinciznncdslesnnedanedaecsdeleainedarsddnceteessneteariieess 9 Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 2 1 Document Overview This document will cover the basic setup of the Digital Lynx 10S Acquisition System with computer This document can also be used in setting up the Digital Lynx 4S Systems 2 Installation Guide Overview The installation guide is an easy step by step way of setting up your full acquisition system In this guide we will walk through setting up the Digital Lynx computer HS test mouse and starting the Cheetah Acquisition Software The complete systems are fully tested in the Neuralynx lab Upon arrival we suggest that you run some simple tests to ensure that nothing was damaged in shipping The system is setup and tested at Neuralynx before shipments so it is a true plug and play system These tests will be outlined below Please contact support at support neuralynx com for any questions during the setup 3 Electrostatic Sensitive Equipment All Neuralynx Equipment is Electrostatic Sensitive and should be handled with appropriate measures Always where a static strap and u
5. gling on and off The way in which they are toggling is not important just make sure that they are toggling on and off This will indicate that the Digital Lynx is ready to be connected to the PC Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 4 snduj puaa LZ dus 5 2 S 6 poog ndu Da EUUOUD ze til poog ndu ondino puaa OLPOK Q LEDI OLED De QULEDS Figure 2 80 Pin Connectors and Toggling LED s Next unpack the computer and set it in the desired location Connect the mouse monitor keyboard and the power It is a good idea to connect all powered items to one common power strip This will reduce the chance for ground loops and will create one common ground for the system Ex Plug the Digital Lynx monitor and PC into the same power strip Turn on the computer and login into Windows using the user name administrator and password cheetah These can be modified later if you desire Next connect the fiber optic cable to both the Digital Lynx and the computer Do this by first removing the dust caps on both ends of the cable and the receiving ports on the Digital Lynx and PC 4 1 Turning on Cheetah On the Desktop there is a Run Cheetah shortcut button to access Cheetah With the Digital Lynx turned on and connected to the PC click this button This will prompt a Cheetah Welcome Screen Click t
6. he second button nStart Cheetah Using the Following File 0 see Figure 3 Cheetah Welcome Screen Now depending on your specific configuration setup you should see either a time window or spike window Start acquisition by pressing the Ctrl A button Check the acquisition status window and make sure that you have a timestamp running and ensure that no errors are populating this screen Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 5 Neuralynx Cheetah Data Acquisition Software i Start Cheetah with Last Configuration Start Cheetah Using the Following File C Program Files Meuralynee CheetahSDemoatConfiguration Cheetah Select a Different Startup File Figure 3 Cheetah Welcome Screen For more detailed information concerning the Cheetah Software please refer to the Cheetah Quickstart guide and the Cheetah Reference Guide Both can be found on your new computer under C Program Files Neuralynx Cheetah5 Documentation 5 Connecting the Ribbon Cables Each system is fully configurable with different combinations of Input Boards and Digital Reference Selector DRS boards In most systems depending on the number of channels a ribbon cable must be inserted in between each Input Board and DRS combinations In the shipment there should be a DRS Kit shrink wrapped together In this package you wi
7. l be done using the tether and tether adapter If you are using a DRS plug the tether adapter into the DRS MDRS0O input see Figure 6 Tether Adapter Connection The tether will then be connected to the tether adapter and the HS will be connected to the tether Figure 6 Tether Adapter Connection Note The HS should always be stored with the shorting plug attached 7 Testing the System It is good practice to test the system with a Signal Mouse and Minirator This can be done by connecting the HS to a Signal Mouse and running a generated signal into Cheetah Figure 7 Test Mouse Setup Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 8 With Cheetah on and Acquisition started turn on the HS power with the toggle button in the Hardware Properties Page This can be confirmed by looking at the two LEDG on the tether adapter the blue HS Power LED on the DRSG and the HS Note the following example will be using the HS 36 as an example The Signal Mouse 36 uses a one thousand to one reduction to test your Headstage 36 input signal It is an easy way to quickly check for signal pass through and reference capabilities The SM 36 uses a BNC input from a signal generator to output specific frequencies amplitudes and waveforms 7 1 PC Board Connections Signal BNC Input s2 A 53
8. ll find the global reference cable and the eighty pin ribbon cable that will need to be inserted in between the DRS and Input Boards Connect this cable by facing pin 1 which will be marked with red see Figure 4 80 Pin Connector down and carefully insert it into both boards Each connection can be confirmed with a small Pelick 0 Next the Global reference cable can be inserted into the Global Reference MDR Connector If you have multiple Input Board DRS combinations this cable should link all of them together If using the first version of the GRB Black Connectors please make sure to securely fasten the connection using the screws on each connector If using the second version of the GRB Silver Connectors please make sure the side clips PelampO for a secure connection Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 6 a m e _ m ay _ a m nn 6 Connecting the Headstage I Input Board D DRS we amp 4 Te Figure 5 Digital Lynx Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 7 The Headstage HS can be connected to the Digital Lynx This wil
9. of signals When each switch is in the DOWN position it will cause the Ground or no signal to be connected to the respective HS 36 Therefore this provides a convenient method to have either the reduced signal or no signal presented to each bank of HS 36 input signals Note that the middle switch controls the signal input to all 4 reference inputs on the headstage If this switch is in the UP position then this connects the reduced signal to all 4 Reference channels on the HS 36 Remember that the Lynx 8 amplifiers ERP 27 and Digital Lynx acquisition hardware usually depending on the setup subtract a reference from an input channel for noise and artifact rejection Therefore if all 5 signals are in the UP position all banks ON it is very possible to see a flat or no signal on an acquisition channel of Cheetah 8 Normal Usage The Signal Mouse is usually used to test a system from the headstage inputs completely thru the system thru the acquisition hardware and software to the display screen The following method is usually used 1 Connect a 20Hz 1 volt Square wave signal to the Signal BNC connector 2 Put Switches S1 S2 S4 amp S5 in the UP position signal on 3 Put Switch S3 Reference Switch in the DOWN position no signal Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 10 This will cause all 36 HS
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11. se all appropriate ESD measures when handling any electronics Please contact Neuralynx for detailed information if you have questions Please reference the Digital Lynx Users Manual for all technical information about the Digital Lynx Also all associated user manual documentation can be found on the desktop of your new PC or from the Neuralynx website www neuralynx com Neuralynx Inc 105 Commercial Drive Bozeman MT 59715 Phone 406 585 4542 Fax 406 585 9034 www Neuralynx com Revision 1 1 support Neuralynx com 10 27 2010 Page 3 4 Unpacking the Digital Lynx Carefully unpack the Digital Lynx from its packaging The Digital Lynx will be shipped with a 15 volt power supply and 2 fiber optic cables One optic cable is 3 meters and the other cable is 5 meters Only one of these cables is needed at a time and the other can be stored for later use These cables need to be handled with care because of the glass components in the cabling The Digital Lynx can either be rack mounted or just set on a flat service for recordings After an appropriate spot as been selected plug in the 15 volt power supply to the power receptacle on the back of the Digital Lynx Without the computer turn on the Digital Lynx Double check all power light indicators and make sure that they are all lit with a bright green LED Second check all of the input boards and look at the bottom five lights and make sure that they are tog
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