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The GUI will display the different channels type detected in the current dataset. However, sometimes, depending on the Montage, you may have channel modalities not detected.
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The GUI will display the different channels type detected in the current dataset. However, sometimes, depending on the Montage, you may have channel modalities not detected.
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In this case, click the Add button and pick the modality you want to apply filtering options on.
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In this case, click the Add button and pick the modality you want to apply filtering options on.
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Note that all the filtering options are saved and will be applied again the next time you open the same dataset. |
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Note that all the filtering options are saved and will be applied again the next time you open the same dataset.
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# Gain levels
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Click + or - to raise or lower the signal amplitudes in the view.
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Click Modify Gain Levels to have a better control over gain levels for each type/modality of channels. |