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java.lang.Thread.sleep(pulseLen); % wait long enough for the EEG system to capture the trigger, i.e., 2000/samplerate ms
java.lang.Thread.sleep(pulseLen); % wait long enough for the EEG system to capture the trigger, i.e., 2000/samplerate ms
% reset marker
% reset marker
bb.sendTrigger(0) % Note: if resetting the marker is not possible at this moment in code, you can decide to do this later as long as it has taken place long enough before the next marker has to be sent.
bb.sendTrigger(0) % Note: if resetting the marker is not possible at this moment in code, you can decide to do this later as long as it has taken place long enough before the next marker has to be sent. Another solution using a timer object instead of a simple delay is outlined below.
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bb.close();
bb.close();
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Reset marker using a timer:
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% At the start of your script, define timer object and callback function
pulseTime = 0.004; % trigger pulse duration in s. NB: extra time will be added due to overhead in calling Matlab functions related to the timer event.
resetMarker = timer('TimerFcn',@(x,y)bb.sendTrigger(0),'StartDelay',pulseTime);
% replace the code to send a marker with:
val = 1; % val: this is your marker code, range code 1-255
bb.sendTrigger(val);
resetMarker.start(); % this will call bb.sendTrigger(0) after pulseTime seconds (plus some additional overhead)
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