Correct, SuperLab uses the entire screen. This is by design, for a couple of reasons. One, anything else on the screen will distract participants. And two, we cannot guarantee timing resolution if...

I can send you a label to cover the LEDs. I’ll send you an email.

My pleasure.

You cannot run a specific trial, but it’s easy to run a specific block.


Select the block, or blocks, that you want to run.

When you choose Run, a dialog appears. Turn on the option Run...

I’m referring to the physical label on m-pod itself. One side has a label/nameplate that covers two blue LEDs, the other should have a nameplate that says “m-pod for ...”.

The hardware is physically different when it comes to grounding, but the signals go out on the same pins, so it should work.

What does the label on c-pod say?

Please download Xidon 2 (https://cedrus.com/support/xid/xidon.htm) and run it. What c-pod model name does it display on the left hand side?

Can you please post the experiment that shows this behavior?

In the Device menu, select “c-pod for ANT Neuro”. Do you still get the error message?

SuperLab 5 does not support c-pod. There is a workaround, but it’s better to simply move to SuperLab 6. It is still in beta testing but will be a free upgrade to all users when the final version...

Based on a request from user egarza (http://community.cedrus.com/member.php?u=6393) in this thread (http://community.cedrus.com/showthread.php?t=2360), we added a feature to the Lumina controller...

Please see the E-BASIC code that’s posted on this page:

https://cedrus.com/support/stimtracker/tn1911_eprime.htm

It will work largely as is with c-pod.

Please see this page, Updating the Controller’s Firmware (https://cedrus.com/support/lumina/tn1655_firmware.htm). This issue was fixed in firmware in version 2.0.6.

Are you getting an error message from E-Prime? where exactly is the trouble spot, e.g. is E-Prime unable to open the serial port, or can it open it but pulses that you send using E-Basic are not...

Please download the Xidon 2 software from

https://cedrus.com/support/xid/xidon.htm

When you run it and it detects your Lumina controller, it will display the firmware version. Which one do you...

We have new firmware version that supports keyboard auto-repeat. See this Lumina support page (https://cedrus.com/support/lumina/tn1655_firmware.htm).

Once you’ve updated the firmware, you will...

Unfortunately, I can’t think of a way to do it.

On the Mac, SuperLab will present the experiment on whichever monitor has the menu bar. You can set that using System Preferences.

I’m not quite sure how it’s done on Windows.

On the Mac, SuperLab will present the experiment on whichever monitor has the menu bar. You can set that using System Preferences.

I’m not quite sure how it’s done on Windows.

Hello Pilar, the question is rather specific to E-Prime. You might have better luck asking it on the PST forums.

Side note: a Cedrus response pad combined with an m-pod might be a better solution...

I’ve been in discussion about this with engineering, and we’re going to add support for auto-repeat in firmware. It will take us a couple of weeks, possibly less. I’ll post an update when the...

The idea makes sense but would require that we modify the firmware. Are you using the Lumina response pads in Keyboard mode or Standard mode?

By “button hold”, do you mean a feature similar to a keyboard’s auto-repeat?

James, this would be faster addressed over the phone. Please call me at 1-310-548-9595.

This would be difficult in version 4.5 because you can provide feedback (and therefore, conditions) based only on whether the response is correct or incorrect.

In SuperLab 5, you can provide...