m-pod for Zeto

When to Use m-pod With StimTracker Instead

StimTracker offers more options than the combination of response pad + m-pod described above:

• Mark onset of auditory stimuli
• Use more than one light sensor
• Multiple outputs, e.g. one output to Zeto and one to an eye tracker, guaranteeing that your data in Zeto and in the eye tracker are on the same timebase

Additionally, with the StimTracker Quad model, you can:

• Mark onset of a participant’s vocal response using a mic
• Accept direct TTL and switch inputs; this is handy for custom applications such as foot pedals or accepting input from other devices
• Have a direct TTL output connector, very useful when outputting to a recorder for which Cedrus does not have a ready-made m-pod model

Using m-pod with StimTracker is described on this page.