TDT RZ2 Manual page 666

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connector. When using the Sync input, the mode change can be time stamped from
software. The time stamps can be helpful in testing event-related spike changes and
verifying that histogram plots are working correctly.
The external triggering and time stamp must be implemented via RPvdsEx at this
time.
Pictured waveforms were generated by the FB128 and plotted in OpenWorkbench with
the following settings:
Wave Filter Settings: High Pass: 300 Hz, Low Pass: 5000 Hz
LFPx Filter Settings: High Pass: 0 Hz, Low Pass: 300 Hz
Power
The FB128 is powered by a 1950 mAh battery with a 10-hr life. A 6 Volt charger
(tip negative) is supplied for charging.
Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications for the FB128 Neural Simulator.
Output
Battery
FB128 Neural Simulator
Wave
LFPx
Normal + Excitatory Mode Normal Mode
+/- 10 mV
1950 mAh
10 hour life between charges, time to charge 2.5 hours
Battery life
6 V(tip negative)
Charger
System 3