[Eeglablist] setting up for Nexus-32 files for analysis in EEGLab

[Cedric Cannard]

Dear Allan,

Did you import your file with the biosig toolbox? Steps: File > import data > Using eeglab functions > from EDF (biosig toolbox).
If that didn’t work, you may alternatively try the new import_edf plugin (install via the plugin manager in eeglab). You need to have signal processing toolbox and Matlab 2020b or later.
Then, same steps as above except you choose “from EDF files (using Matlab edfread)”

Best,

Cedric Cannard

On Wed, Oct 19, 2022 at 07:22, Alan McAllister <drampsych at gmail.com> wrote:

> As a newcomer to EEGlab, I need some assistance. One of the amplifiers I
> use is the Nexus-32. It generates EDF and EDF+ files. It does not appear to
> be one of the file formats supported by EEGLab.
> When I load the existing data set (eeglab_data.set), the channel locations
> are marked "yes." When I go to the channel locations, most of the variables
> on that page are filled. When I do the same for a file that I generated
> with the Nexus, I get basic information such as the number of channels,
> sampling rate, and so on. However, the channel locations are marked
> "unknown" and, when I go to edit->channel locations, only the labels are
> present.
> I take it that I need a file format that is specific for the Nexus. Has
> anyone any suggestions for how I could obtain or generate that?
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Dr. Alan McAllister, C.Psych.
> website: neuroshaping.com
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