Pronounced “Zydon”, it is a free utility software that allows you to do a number of things, including:
▶︎ Configure m-pod Signal Mapping
You can assign any input signal to any output line, or even multiple signals to an output line; see m-pod’s Configuring Pin Assignments for details.
▶︎ Update Firmware
For new functionality and bug fixes. For reasons beyond our control, only the Windows version can perform firmware updates.
▶︎ Set Light Sensor Threshold
This can be done using front panel dials in StimTracker. But for Riponda, RB-x40 response pads, and Lumina 3G controller, you need Xidon.
▶︎ Verify Functionality
Using Xidon is a good way to verify that the USB driver is installed and the computer “sees” your hardware.
▶︎ Setup Signal Filters
XID 2 provides powerful signal filtering options that can be configured using Xidon and saved to flash. See Signal Flow page first for a description of the options.
Updated Jan 25, 2024. Requires Mac OS 10.11 “El Capitan” or later.
Updated Jan 25, 2024. Requires Windows 8, 10, or 11.
See change log.
Last revision: Jan 25, 2024
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