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Figure 3-2: Parts of the EyeLink 1000 Tower Mount
then tighten the knob. Click on the “Camera Position Detect” button on the
Camera Setup screen to check whether the correct eye is highlighted. If the eye
highlighted on the Camera Setup screen does not match the eye selection knob
position on the tracker device, you should ensure that the two illuminator
cables that come out of the left side of the Tower are connected properly to the
left side of the EyeLink 1000 high-speed camera: the cable marked with “R”
should be plugged to the port marked with an ‘R’ and the one with “L” to the
remaining port.
NOTE: Please check the height of the EyeLink 1000 Tower before having a
subject seated - ideally this should have the top of the display at about the
same height as the forehead rest. The Tower height adjustment should only
need to be done during initial system setup and not on a participant-to-
participant basis.
Before adjusting the camera image, check the mirror angle of the system. If the
subject does not wear glasses, set the mirror angle to the lowest position (i.e.,
loosen and move the mirror-angle adjusting knobs to a position away from the
subject and then tighten the knobs). This mirror angle will be compatible with
most of the subjects. On the Camera Setup screen, also uncheck the “Use
search limits” button. This allows the tracker to search for pupil position across
the whole camera image in case the pupil position is lost.
48 An EyeLink 1000 Tutorial: Running an Experiment
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