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Hi.

i like an advise...

some body know an igor functions for ITC 1600? some like Nclamp and Neuromatic?.

i finding some for do extracelullar field recordings on a HEKA EPC10, if wel PATCHMASTER could do some, i'd like to use Igor.

Greetings
Instrutech made XOPs for the ITC-16 and for ITC-18. HEKA bought the rights to the ITC line when Instrutech went out of business; I would contact them. Telly Galiatsatos was the programmer for Instrutech and he now works for HEKA- he would be the man with answers.

Once you have the XOP, I think NCLAMP will work with the ITC-16 or ITC-18.

John Weeks
WaveMetrics, Inc.
support@wavemetrics.com

April 7, 2008 at 05:02 pm - Permalink

i was doing a more detailed search and can find a PCI1600 XOP, and it works, but.... NCLAMP does not support the board.

so... other problem... Whitch will be the differences between a version and another (of XOP)?, a command diferences?.

i think it is a command change (like in NIDAQ Tools mx), because wen you copy the files and run Igor, it show a Function Compilation Error... "name already exist as an operation". when you click in "edit procedure" and browse the ITC commands in Help/Command List, you find that the function whit the error (ITCSetDAC(chan, volts)), has the same name as a command. The problem could be solucionated changing the name of the function (just add an underscore ITCSetDAC(chan, volts) --> ITC_SetDAC(chan, volts) ) and the problem was solved. now the "funny" problem... NCLAMP dows not support the board, you can see that wen click in the Clamp tab and find in the board list.

so... whitc will be the differences between XOP's? any idea? have the Telly Galiatsatos mail?

greetings.
German.

April 8, 2008 at 04:31 pm - Permalink

Copy which files? NCLAMP?

You might want to contact Jason Rothman who wrote Neuromatic and NCLAMP to see if there is a version that supports the ITC-16. His e-mail is Jason@ThinkRandom.com

I don't know what the differences are among the various versions of ITC hardware, or the XOPs that go with them.

John Weeks
WaveMetrics, Inc.
support@wavemetrics.com

April 10, 2008 at 03:43 pm - Permalink