Electrophysiology setup
Electrophysiology setup to use the Lead-OR platform
Requirements
OpenEphys: The OpenEphys GUI (v >= 0.6.4) should be installed.
Custom Plug-Ins: The following plug-ins should be installed to use the platform: OpenEphysIGTLink, OpenEphysLeadOR and OpenEphysRMS.
Data source: the OpenEphysNeuroOmega plug-in (which requires the NeuroOmega SDK; Windows only) provides an interface to use the NeuroOmega device in real-time. To test the platform, example recordings can be downloaded from here, and streamed to OpenEphys via the built-in File Readed plug-in.
Custom plug-ins installation
The links above describe the different ways to install the plug-ins. Here, only the one via GitHub CLI is described. Install GitHub CLI and run the following commands to install the plug-ins:
Windows
Building a processing pipeline
OpenEphys has a modular framework to create custom processing pipelines. Here, the default processing pipeline for Lead-OR is described. Although this example is done with example recordings, the File Reader plug-in can be replaced by the OpenEphysNeuroOmega plug-in for a novel real-time scenario.
Open OpenEphys GUI
Drag-and-drop the following plug-ins in order from the left Processors list to the Signal Chain and follow the instructions:
File Reader
Click on F to navigate and select the downloaded example recordings.
Bandpass Filter
Click on Channels and select all.
Default 300 to 6000 bandpass should be ok.
LFP Viewer
Root Mean Square
Click on Channels and select all.
Set window_ms to 3000.
Lead-OR
Click on Channels and select all.
Check feature and set feature_name to RMS
See next page for the following instructions.
See following screenshot for reference:
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