[Homer-users] Problems in opening Simple_Probe.nirs

[Marco Montalto]

Dear List,

I am trying to upload the sample data file (Simple_Probe.nirs) in Homer2 but keep getting the following error message:

Warning: Variable 'd' not found. 
> In checkNIRSFormat at 15
  In getNIRSFileErrors at 8
  In GetNIRSDataSet at 32
  In EasyNIRS>EasyNIRS_OpeningFcn at 67
  In gui_mainfcn at 221
  In EasyNIRS at 43
  In Homer2_UI at 3
Warning: Variable 't' not found. 
> In checkNIRSFormat at 15
  In getNIRSFileErrors at 8
  In GetNIRSDataSet at 32
  In EasyNIRS>EasyNIRS_OpeningFcn at 67
  In gui_mainfcn at 221
  In EasyNIRS at 43
  In Homer2_UI at 3
Warning: Variable 's' not found. 
> In checkNIRSFormat at 15
  In getNIRSFileErrors at 8
  In GetNIRSDataSet at 32
  In EasyNIRS>EasyNIRS_OpeningFcn at 67
  In gui_mainfcn at 221
  In EasyNIRS at 43
  In Homer2_UI at 3
Warning: Variable 'aux' not found. 
> In checkNIRSFormat at 15
  In getNIRSFileErrors at 8
  In GetNIRSDataSet at 32
  In EasyNIRS>EasyNIRS_OpeningFcn at 67
  In gui_mainfcn at 221
  In EasyNIRS at 43
  In Homer2_UI at 3
Warning: Variable 'procInput' not found. 
> In checkNIRSFormat at 15
  In getNIRSFileErrors at 8
  In GetNIRSDataSet at 32
  In EasyNIRS>EasyNIRS_OpeningFcn at 67
  In gui_mainfcn at 221
  In EasyNIRS at 43
  In Homer2_UI at 3
??? Reference to non-existent field 'errCoun'.

Error in ==> getNIRSFileErrors at 16
        flags(iF).errCount = flags(iF).errCoun+1;

Error in ==> GetNIRSDataSet at 32
[files filesErr] = getNIRSFileErrors(files);

Error in ==> EasyNIRS>EasyNIRS_OpeningFcn at 67
[files pathnm] = GetNIRSDataSet(handles);

Error in ==> gui_mainfcn at 221
    feval(gui_State.gui_OpeningFcn, gui_hFigure, [], guidata(gui_hFigure), varargin{:});

Error in ==> EasyNIRS at 43
    gui_mainfcn(gui_State, varargin{:});

Error in ==> Homer2_UI at 3
EasyNIRS();

I am using Matlab R2011a Student Version running on a Macbook Pro Intel Core 2 Duo (OS X Version 10.8.2)

Would anyone be able to pinpoint the mistake/s I am doing when trying to upload this file?

Thanks and regards,
Marco