Onset of visual stimuli

Onset of auditory stimuli

Onset of participant key response

Onset of participant vocal response

The two key criteria to take into consideration when choosing an integration solution are:

• Which types of events you want to mark, and,
• How many simultaneous outputs are required

StimTracker, The Most Powerful Solution

StimTracker offers the most flexibility. You need StimTracker if you require more than one simultaneous output, you need to mark the onset of audio, or need support for more than a single light sensor.

StimTracker Duo offers dual m–pod outputs and support for 2 light sensors.

StimTracker Quad is an excellent value: for only $500 more, it offers four outputs (3 m–pod outputs + 1 TTL output), TTL input, microphone support for vocal responses, support for up to 4 light sensors, and optional Raspberry Pi support.

StimTracker Duo:

StimTracker Quad:

$1,994

$2,494

Prices for both models includes one m–pod. Additional m–pod units are $399 each when purchased together (that’s $100 off regular price).

c-pod, The Most Affordable Solution

c–pod accepts USB commands and delivers TTL output. It comes ready to plug into your recorder.

On-board firmware offers advanced features such as event marker scheduling and signal generation. See c–pod page for details.

m–pod + RB Response Pad, a Great Value

Using m–pod with a response pad delivers three out of the five types of event markers: USB, onset of visual stimuli, and onset of participant key response. And you get a response pad in the process. The cost is under $1000 for both.

m–pod:

RB response pad:

$499

$499