User Manual

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To do this, select which Awinda Station (and MT Manger) will provide the Sync Out signal
(connect the BNC to the correct port) and which will receive the Sync In signal (ensure
correct BNC port connection).
The following settings have been successfully tested in MT Manager to start and stop a
series of recordings using one Awinda Station as the control:
Sync In
Sync Out
Start Recording
Stop Recording
Start Recording
Stop Recording
 Rising Edge
 Skip First = 0
 Skip Factor = 1
 Rising Edge
 Skip First = 1
 Skip Factor = 1
 Positive Pulse
 Skip First = 0
 Skip Factor = 0
 Pulse Width = 10ms
 Positive Pulse
 Skip First = 0
 Skip Factor = 0
 Pulse Width = 10ms
11.8.5 Synchronising with Noraxon EMG
Synchronisation was successfully tested between MT Manager and Noraxon TeleMyo
system.
The steps described below describe how to make it possible for the Awinda Station to send a
synchronisation signal (Xsens is Sync Out and Noraxon is Sync In) and how to receive the
synchronisation signal (Noraxon is Sync Out, Xsens Sync In).
11.8.5.1 Awinda Station Sends Sync Signal (Noraxon Receives Sync Signal)
Hardware requirements:
Noraxon Hardware
Xsens Hardware
 Wireless EMG transmitters
 1 TeleMyo DTS (plus antenna)
 MTw
 Awinda Station
Both systems of course also need related cables to connect to each other (with BNC
connectors at each end) and a USB cable to connect to the PC.
In addition to the normal MTw hardware setup, also connect the BNC connector from the
TeleMyo DTS to Sync Out 1 on the Awinda Station. Connect the USB connection between the
TeleMyo DTS and the PC. When switched on, the DTS will display “USB ready”.