Added a channel to detect eye movements from the infrared LED sensors operated out of mice. It is disabled by default because it is very sensitive, so it needs to be enabled under plugins.
Category: Lucid Scribe Plugins
Merged Jef’s tweaks and added configuration options to trigger tACS devices connected via an Arduino board. The first drop down list determines the COM port the board is connected, the second drop down list sets the delay, in minutes. The first text box is the message it will send when eye movements are detected, and the second text box holds the message it will send after the delay has passed.
Fixed the stage data.
Added the NewLine value to the end of the messages to the Arduino board.
Sending the messages to the Arduino board as integers instead of strings.
Added configuration options to trigger tACS devices connected via an Arduino board. The first drop down list determines the COM port the board is connected, the second drop down list sets the delay, in minutes. The first text box is the message it will send when eye movements are detected, and the second text box holds the message it will send after the delay has passed.
Let us pray that Jef doesn’t electrocute himself in his search for lucidity!
Added configuration options to auto trigger a USB relay to turn on a tACS (Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation) device when eye movements are detected. Works with the Yocto-LatchedRelay for now, will add more relays or tACS devices by request. The text box lets you select the target device, “ANY” should work if you only have one. The first drop down list is the state it will change the relay to during REM, and the second drop down list is the state it will change the relay to when REM ends.
Also added a new channel, NZT-48, that will play a video when the Beta channel is above the threshold and pause it when it is below. The algorithm needs to be set to Beta for this to work and the text box needs to point to a video file on your computer. This one works for me: Burn E, and it helps the kids pay attention.
A new Lucid Scribe plugin that monitors a mixture of muscle, skin and nerve activity including sympathetic and parasympathetic components that can be summarized as biopotentials from the OCZ / BCINet NIA (Neural Impulse Actuator), based on the NIA Brew code.
Smoothed out the NeuroSky RAW channel.
Spaces can now be typed between words on the TCMP channel. A dot is a gentle blink, so that the NeuroSky EEG channel spikes above 500, but below 900. A dash is more of a frown, or wink or raising of the eyebrows so that the NeuroSky EEG channel spikes above 900.
To practice, reference the International Morse Code chart. Start with a single E (dot) and then a T (dash). Then say SOS and finally CONSCIOUS.
This feature is not enabled by default. You will need to check the TCMP checkbox when opening Lucid Scribe (and make sure the NS TCMP channel is enabled under the Plugins). Then open a word processor and make sure it has focus before “typing”.
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