manualshive.com logo in svg

Thought Technology Ltd. Procomp Infiniti, Hardware Manual

Share
Download
Thought Technology Ltd. Procomp Infiniti Hardware Manual Download Page 6

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................8

 

CONNECTING THE ENCODER,           TT-USB AND SENSORS ............................................................................9

 

S

ETTING 

U

P THE 

E

NCODER 

U

NIT

.............................................................................................. 9

 

E

NCODER 

DIP

 

S

WITCH 

S

ETUP

................................................................................................13

 

Battery Placement....................................................................................................... 14

 

C

OMPACT 

F

LASH

.................................................................................................................14

 

Compact Flash Setup................................................................................................... 15

 

Encoder Time Setting .................................................................................................. 16

 

Questions And Answers About Compact Flash Time-Setting ............................................ 16

 

Compact Flash Usage .................................................................................................. 17

 

Start Recording........................................................................................................... 18

 

P

ROTECTED 

P

INS

................................................................................................................19

 

Electrical Interference ................................................................................................. 19

 

Caring For The Fiber Optic Cable .................................................................................. 19

 

SENSORS .......................................................................................................................................................21

 

G

ENERAL SENSOR FACTS

........................................................................................................21

 

Sensor Anatomy ......................................................................................................... 21

 

Contact With The Client's Skin...................................................................................... 21

 

Sensor Care................................................................................................................ 22

 

S

URFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY 

(

S

EMG).....................................................................................22

 

Sensor Types.............................................................................................................. 22

 

Operating Principle...................................................................................................... 22

 

Measurement Unit....................................................................................................... 23

 

Sensor Placement ....................................................................................................... 23

 

Typical Signal ............................................................................................................. 23

 

Zeroing ...................................................................................................................... 24

 

E

LECTROCARDIOGRAPHY 

(EKG) ..............................................................................................24

 

Sensor Type ............................................................................................................... 24

 

Operating Principle...................................................................................................... 24

 

Measurement Unit....................................................................................................... 24

 

Sensor Placement ....................................................................................................... 25

 

Typical Signal ............................................................................................................. 25

 

E

LECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY

:

 

EEG

 

F

LEX

/P

RO AND 

EEG-Z..............................................................26

 

Sensor Type ............................................................................................................... 26

 

Measurement Unit....................................................................................................... 26

 

Sensor Placement ....................................................................................................... 26

 

Impedance Checking................................................................................................... 27

 

10-20 EEG Electrode Placement System ........................................................................ 28

 

Typical Signal ............................................................................................................. 29

 

S

KIN CONDUCTANCE

:

 

SC

 

F

LEX

/P

RO

..........................................................................................29

 

Sensor Type ............................................................................................................... 29

 

Operating Principle...................................................................................................... 30

 

Measurement Unit....................................................................................................... 30

 

Sensor Placement ....................................................................................................... 30

 

Typical Signal ............................................................................................................. 30

 

P

ERIPHERAL TEMPERATURE

....................................................................................................30

 

Operating Principle...................................................................................................... 31

 

Measurement Unit....................................................................................................... 31

 

Sensor Placement ....................................................................................................... 31

 

ProComp Infiniti Hardware Manual 

6

Summary of Contents for Procomp Infiniti

Page 1: ...niti Hardware Manual Thought Technology Ltd 2180 Belgrave Avenue Montreal QC H4A 2L8 Canada Tel 800 361 3651 514 489 8251 Fax 514 489 8255 E mail mail thoughttechnology com Webpage http www thoughttec...

Page 2: ...ProComp Infiniti Hardware Manual 2...

Page 3: ...8 Product Name ProComp Infiniti System Product T7110M T7120M T7150M T7160M T7170M T7500M T7520M Device Name ProComp Infiniti Encoder Device SA7500 EC REP EMERGO EUROPE Molenstraat 15 2513 BH The Hague...

Page 4: ...Pro sensor Be sure to keep in mind that a very relaxed muscle should provide an EMG reading of approximately 1 3 V Explosion Hazard Do not use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with a...

Page 5: ...e and or frequency domain while the device is being used for biofeedback or other purposes If anomalies are observed on acquired signals and if you suspect a problem with electromagnetic interference...

Page 6: ...2 SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY SEMG 22 Sensor Types 22 Operating Principle 22 Measurement Unit 23 Sensor Placement 23 Typical Signal 23 Zeroing 24 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY EKG 24 Sensor Type 24 Operating Princ...

Page 7: ...ensor Type 34 Operating Principle 34 Measurement Unit 34 FORCE ADAPTER 35 Sensor Type 35 Operating Principle 35 Measurement Unit 35 SELF CALIBRATION 36 CONDITION CODE SUMMARY 37 REFERENCE 38 TECHNICAL...

Page 8: ...EEG Skin Conductance Skin Temperature Voltage Isolation Respiration waveform rate and amplitude Blood Volume Pulse waveform heart rate and amplitude BVP Goniometer Force Torsiometer The sensors pass s...

Page 9: ...Before inserting the cable it may be necessary to loosen the jack heads by turning them counter clockwise 3 Ensure that both ends of the optical cable are inserted all the way about of an inch 1 9 cm...

Page 10: ...In Windows XP screens similar to the one below may appear Windows should recognize when new device is plugged into one of its USB ports Let windows install the software automatically If the BioGraph I...

Page 11: ...ve a new feature that controls the installation of unsigned device drivers There are three settings for Driver Signing Block This will prevent the installation of unsigned drivers Warn This will promp...

Page 12: ...Windows 2000 Make sure that either Warn or Ignore is selected Then click on OK ProComp Infiniti Hardware Manual 12...

Page 13: ...Channels A B 2048 samples second Channels C to J 256 samples second 1 4 3 2 ON 0 1 For use with the BioGraph CardioPro or MultiTrace software and the Pro SB interface Channels A B 256 samples second...

Page 14: ...e ProComp Infiniti it is better to connect only the sensors that are going to be used for a session before you start recording this will ensure maximal battery life Most Thought Technology software ap...

Page 15: ...stem other than FAT will render it Inoperable Users should follow the appropriate procedures used for disconnecting peripheral devices when unplugging the Compact Card from its PC reader Compact Flash...

Page 16: ...ns Then select Set Compact Flash Date Time Specify a date and time a brief period in the future when you will insert the Compact Flash in the encoder Press OK and wait for the operation to complete If...

Page 17: ...mand If no space remains on the Compact Flash only the initial 1 second blink is performed This sequence is replayed when the dipswitch is changed Memory Remaining Initial 1 Sec 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70...

Page 18: ...or 3 sec Recording Stops White LED flashes to show remaining space when encoder is switched on S 1 CF Recording is the white LED turns on First the blue LED will tur encoder to turn off After the whit...

Page 19: ...natural electrical field In most cases you can do so by fastening the belt clip to the client s waist Caring For The Fiber Optic Cable A fiber optic FO cable is used for transmitting the sensor data...

Page 20: ...ip On the TT USB Interface you will also notice a hole labeled Switch This plug is for connecting external devices such as a muscle stimulation device when you want to use the switch control feedback...

Page 21: ...ensor can be placed on the client you must snap on a set of disposable electrodes Three types of electrodes are available from Thought Technology Triodes Single Strip and Uni Gels The Triode and Singl...

Page 22: ...nector itself or the extender cable s rounded snap SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY SEMG Sensor Types The MyoScan and the MyoScan Pro are the surface EMG SEMG sensors for the ProComp Infiniti device SEMG is r...

Page 23: ...produce microvolt readings of up to 1600 V To properly monitor their activity set the sensor to the 1600W position The MyoScan sensor s active range is from 10 to 500 Hz It can record SEMG signals fr...

Page 24: ...t always connect the same sensor to the same encoder input when you use that screen Remember to remove the zeroing plug after adjusting the MyoScan Pro sensor s offset NOTE Zeroing is not required for...

Page 25: ...oo invasive it is possible to place the electrodes on the client s forearms For a forearm placement the negative lead should be placed on the right forearm while both the positive and ground leads are...

Page 26: ...he EEG Flex Pro sensor measures microvolts V raw A normal EEG signal recorded from the scalp will have an amplitude between 0 1 and about 200 V The raw EEG signal is mainly used to evaluate the qualit...

Page 27: ...placed on the earlobe of the opposite side Note bipolar is not the same as bilateral A bipolar placement provides only one signal A bilateral placement requires two sensors and gives two signals When...

Page 28: ...e have the same head size and shape the first step in defining correct electrode locations is to make some measurements Two measures are required The distance between the supra nasal grove nasion and...

Page 29: ...C3 Fz C4 and Pz Measuring a straight line between these points is acceptable Finally calculate the distances between Fpz and T3 Fpz and T4 Oz and T3 and Oz and T4 Calculate 10 on either sides of Fpz a...

Page 30: ...easures S and m are equivalent Normal readings for skin conductance in a relaxed state are around 2 S but readings can vary greatly with environmental factors and skin type Sensor Placement The skin c...

Page 31: ...changes are fairly slow and do not have much amplitude To monitor temperature changes effectively it is necessary to have a fairly small vertical scale size BLOOD VOLUME PULSE Sensor Type To record bl...

Page 32: ...ill increase and decrease with changes in sympathetic arousal RESPIRATION AMPLITUDE RESP FLEX PRO Sensor Type The Respiration sensor is labeled Respiration Flex Pro Although the respiration sensor is...

Page 33: ...be allergic to rubber Please verify your client s allergic conditions before using the respiration sensor When using two sensors strap one around the client s chest just above the breasts and one at...

Page 34: ...Unit A goniometer sensor converts its position to a raw value as the position changes the value corresponding to that position changes with it Most goniometers have a specified minimum and maximum def...

Page 35: ...d changes with it This raw value can be transformed into a meaningful calibrated value in the software by using the linear transform virtual channel This linear transform takes the minimum and maximum...

Page 36: ...op flashing and light up steadily as before If the blue LED flashes quickly for about 1 second before lighting up steadily this indicates that the self calibration failed If this happens repeatedly wh...

Page 37: ...second then steady on Failed self calibration WHITE Long blink about 1 second then flashes 1 to 10 times Compact flash recognized and ready to record with each flash indicating 10 of remaining capacit...

Page 38: ...ess Provide a detailed description of the problem you are experiencing and your telephone fax number and email see form on the last page of this manual In the USA ship insured to Thought Technology Lt...

Page 39: ...CABLE FIBRE OPTIC 1FT SA9451 CABLE FIBRE OPTIC 10FT SA9480 CABLE FIBRE OPTIC 15FT SA9452 CABLE FIBRE OPTIC 25FT SA3403 ELECTRODE EXTENDER CABLES THREE PACK SA8950 PRO SB SA8952 PRO SB DUAL T8720M SENS...

Page 40: ...Placing Orders Outside USA Tel 514 489 8251 Fax 514 489 8255 In USA Toll Free Tel 1 800 361 3651 E Mail mail thoughttechnology com 40...

Page 41: ...2000 VRMS Sensitivity 0 1 VRMS CMRR 130dB Channel Bandwidth 10Hz 1kHz Signal Output Range 0 1 0V RMS Input Output Gain 500 Supply Voltage 7 26V 0 02V Current Consumption 0 7mA 0 25mA Accuracy 0 3 VRMS...

Page 42: ...mpedance 1 000 000M in parallel with 10pF Input Range 0 200 VRMS Sensitivity 0 1 VRMS Bandwidth 2Hz 1kHz CMRR 130dB Accuracy 0 3 VRMS 5 of reading 10 C to 40 C Temperature Sensor SA9310M Length Approx...

Page 43: ...0 30 0 S Accuracy 5 and 0 2 S Goniometer Adapter Hardware Specifications Size approx 370mm x 370mm x 100mm 1 45 x 1 45 x 0 44 Weight approx 15g 0 5 oz Input Impedance 1M Signal Input Range 180 180 5...

Page 44: ...nd DC 64Hz 200 samples second DC 8Hz 32 samples second DC 8Hz 20 samples second Anti aliasing Filter 5th order Butterworth Alias rejection 30dB typical DC gain accuracy 0 5 initial or after self calib...

Page 45: ...Fiber Optic Cable 9 Force Adapter 35 G Goniometer Adapter 34 I Interface Unit Connecting 9 M MyoScan 22 MyoScan Pro 22 O Order Placing 38 P PROCOMP Basic package 8 ProComp Encoder Setup 13 Protected...

Page 46: ...received We will repair or replace your unit s free of charge This warranty does not apply to damage incurred through accident alteration or abuse nor to sensor damage created by static electricity Do...

Page 47: ...ing any equipment Remove or copy this form and include it with the unit s Include copy of original invoice and return to the address in the Returning Equipment section Name Company Address Phone No Fa...

Page 48: ...property contained herein is confidential between Thought Technology Ltd and the client and remains the exclusive property of Thought Technology Ltd If you find any problems in the documentation plea...

Reviews:

No comments

Brands by name

Popular brands

Load more brands