[Homer-users] Homer and ETG-4000

[Fenghua Tian]

Hi, Marco,

It's better to save the RAW intensities in 700nm/830nm, which presumably is
the "Measurement Mode" you have mentioned. ETG-4000 calculates HbO2/Hb
concentrations in a different way to Homer.

Attached is an example program to convert ETG-4000 data into .nirs.

Good luck,
Fenghua

On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Marco Montalto <montaltomarco at onvol.net>wrote:

> I have collected data from an ETG-4000 and exported it in "Integral Mode"
> as a csv file. I now have three files per subject, one for HbO, one for Hb
> and one for Total Hb. Does anyone know whether this type of data can be
> used with Homer or whether I should have exported my data in "Measurement
> Mode"? Any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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