Experiments example 3 (Psychopy): Triggering all channels on KIT
Triggering all channels on the KIT machine one by one
The following script triggers each event channel on the KIT from 224 to 231 using PsychoPy script
For the moment, full screen with PsychoPy does not work on Windows, the second script therefore do not work because it requires the top left pixel to change color.
# Author: Hadi Zaatiti hadi.zaatiti@nyu.edu
from psychopy import visual, core, monitors
from pypixxlib import _libdpx as dp
monitor = monitors.Monitor("testMonitor")
MONITOR_INDEX = 0 # 1 Indicates second screen and 0 indicates the first screen
# To install pypixxlib, download the vpixx software then find it under
# the vpixx software directory, then install it into the python environment using pip . after navigating to the extracted files
# Define trigger pixels for all usable MEG channels
#trig.ch224 = [4 0 0]; %224 meg channel
#trig.ch225 = [16 0 0]; %225 meg channel
#trig.ch226 = [64 0 0]; % 226 meg channel
#trig.ch227 = [0 1 0]; % 227 meg channel
#trig.ch228 = [0 4 0]; % 228 meg channel
#trig.ch229 = [0 16 0]; % 229 meg channel
#trig.ch230 = [0 64 0]; % 230 meg channel
#trig.ch231 = [0 0 1]; % 231 meg channel
def RGB2Trigger(color):
# helper function determines expected trigger from a given RGB 255 colour value
# operates by converting individual colours into binary strings and stitching them together
# and interpreting the result as an integer
# return triggerVal
return int((color[2] << 16) + (color[1] << 8) + color[0]) # dhk
def Trigger2RGB(trigger):
# helper function determines pixel mode RGB 255 colour value based on 24-bit trigger (in decimal, base 10)
# returns a list with R, G and B elements
# return [red, green, blue]
return [trigger % 256, (trigger >> 8) % 256, (trigger >> 16) % 256] # dhk
##
# START
# Initialize connection and set up some default parameters:
dp.DPxOpen()
dp.DPxDisableDoutPixelMode()
dp.DPxWriteRegCache()
# KIT MEG Channels triggered via Pixel Model by setting top left pixel to a specific color
#trig.ch224 = [4 0 0]; %224 meg channel
#trig.ch225 = [16 0 0]; %225 meg channel
#trig.ch226 = [64 0 0]; % 226 meg channel
#trig.ch227 = [0 1 0]; % 227 meg channel
#trig.ch228 = [0 4 0]; % 228 meg channel
#trig.ch229 = [0 16 0]; % 229 meg channel
#trig.ch230 = [0 64 0]; % 230 meg channel
#trig.ch231 = [0 0 1]; % 231 meg channel
trigger = [[4, 0, 0], [16, 0, 0], [64, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0], [0, 4, 0], [0, 16, 0], [0, 64, 0], [0, 0, 1]]
channel_names = ['224', '225', '226', '227', '228', '229', '230', '231']
black = [0, 0, 0]
failcount = 0
print('\nStarting Pixel Mode Test\n\nTest#\tRGB225 Color\t Expected Dout Returned Dout')
value = RGB2Trigger([256, 256, 256])
for i in range(8):
# New test with digital out settings
print('Testing channel', channel_names[i])
dp.DPxSetDoutValue(RGB2Trigger(trigger[i]), 0xFFFFFF)
dp.DPxUpdateRegCache()
core.wait(1)
dp.DPxSetDoutValue(RGB2Trigger(black), 0xFFFFFF)
dp.DPxUpdateRegCache()
core.wait(2)
print('Iteration ', i)
dp.DPxClose()
from psychopy import visual, core, monitors
from pypixxlib import _libdpx as dp
from pyglet.gl import Config
monitor = monitors.Monitor("testMonitor")
MONITOR_INDEX = 0 # 1 Indicates second screen and 0 indicates the first screen
# To install pypixxlib, download the vpixx software then find it under
# the vpixx software directory, then install it into the python environment using pip . after navigating to the extracted files
# Define trigger pixels for all usable MEG channels
#trig.ch224 = [4 0 0]; %224 meg channel
#trig.ch225 = [16 0 0]; %225 meg channel
#trig.ch226 = [64 0 0]; % 226 meg channel
#trig.ch227 = [0 1 0]; % 227 meg channel
#trig.ch228 = [0 4 0]; % 228 meg channel
#trig.ch229 = [0 16 0]; % 229 meg channel
#trig.ch230 = [0 64 0]; % 230 meg channel
#trig.ch231 = [0 0 1]; % 231 meg channel
def drawPixelModeTrigger(win, pixelValue):
# takes a pixel colour and draws it as a single pixel in the top left corner of the window
# window must cover top left of screen to work
# interpolate must be set to FALSE before color is set
# call this just before flip to ensure pixel is drawn over other stimuli
topLeftCorner = [-win.size[0] / 2, win.size[1] / 2]
line = visual.Line(
win=win,
units='pix',
start=topLeftCorner,
end=[topLeftCorner[0] + 1, topLeftCorner[1]],
interpolate=False,
colorSpace='rgb255',
lineColor=pixelValue)
line.draw()
def RGB2Trigger(color):
# helper function determines expected trigger from a given RGB 255 colour value
# operates by converting individual colours into binary strings and stitching them together
# and interpreting the result as an integer
# return triggerVal
return int((color[2] << 16) + (color[1] << 8) + color[0]) # dhk
def Trigger2RGB(trigger):
# helper function determines pixel mode RGB 255 colour value based on 24-bit trigger (in decimal, base 10)
# returns a list with R, G and B elements
# return [red, green, blue]
return [trigger % 256, (trigger >> 8) % 256, (trigger >> 16) % 256] # dhk
##
# START
# Initialize connection and set up some default parameters:
dp.DPxOpen()
dp.DPxEnableDoutPixelMode()
dp.DPxWriteRegCache()
# win = visual.Window(
# screen=1, # change here to 1 to display on second screen!
# monitor=None,
# size=[1920, 1080], # dhk: PsychoPy drew a grey (49,49,49) border around this small window
# # fullscr=False, # therefore, top-left pixel was drawn with incorrect color.
# fullscr=True, # using a full screen window resolved this issue
# pos=[0, 0],
# color='black',
# units="pix"
# )
win = visual.Window(
monitor=monitor,
screen = MONITOR_INDEX,
size=(1910, 1070), # dhk: PsychoPy drew a grey (49,49,49) border around this small window
fullscr=False, # therefore, top-left pixel was drawn with incorrect color.
pos=[0, 0],
color='black',
units="pix",
multiSample=False
)
testvals = [0, 64, 128, 191, 255]
# KIT MEG Channels triggered via Pixel Model by setting top left pixel to a specific color
#trig.ch224 = [4 0 0]; %224 meg channel
#trig.ch225 = [16 0 0]; %225 meg channel
#trig.ch226 = [64 0 0]; % 226 meg channel
#trig.ch227 = [0 1 0]; % 227 meg channel
#trig.ch228 = [0 4 0]; % 228 meg channel
#trig.ch229 = [0 16 0]; % 229 meg channel
#trig.ch230 = [0 64 0]; % 230 meg channel
#trig.ch231 = [0 0 1]; % 231 meg channel
trigger = [[4, 0, 0], [16, 0, 0], [64, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0], [0, 4, 0], [0, 16, 0], [0, 64, 0], [0, 0, 1]]
channel_names = ['224', '225', '226', '227', '228', '229', '230', '231']
black = [0, 0, 0]
failcount = 0
print('\nStarting Pixel Mode Test\n\nTest#\tRGB225 Color\t Expected Dout Returned Dout')
for i in range(5):
for index, color in enumerate(trigger):
print('Testing channel', channel_names[index])
drawPixelModeTrigger(win, color)
win.flip()
core.wait(0.5)
dp.DPxUpdateRegCache()
color = black
drawPixelModeTrigger(win, color)
win.flip()
dp.DPxUpdateRegCache()
core.wait(0.5)
#dp.DPxUpdateRegCache()
win.close()
dp.DPxDisableDoutPixelMode()
dp.DPxWriteRegCache()
dp.DPxClose()