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From: frank@dciem.UUCP (Frank Evans)
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Subject: Using MAC+ in the LAB - Help??
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Date: Mon, 26-Jan-87 23:46:28 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan 26 23:46:28 1987
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I am deeply interested in interfacing my
Mac+ into the lab. I am interested in   
Analog to Digital conversion with some 
analysis capability of the data such as 
graphic display or statistical analysis.

I have seen a few people mention that 
they are using their Macs in the lab but
they also stated that they wrote alot of
the software. I am afraid thatI don't 
have such an expertise nor the time to 
learn!

I would like to set up my Mac+ to say 
record about 4 or 5 simple voltage 
channels like the multichannel 
physiological pen recorder I use. I 
would like to be able to see these 
tracings ie. 1 or more of these 
channels,  across the screen just as I 
see with the multichannel physiological 
pen recorder. 

I have seen a few ads and an article in 
MacWorld or MacUser about "Mac in the 
Lab" but they were not detailed enough 
on how to setup or use these systems of 
hardware/software.

MacADIOS by GW instruments appeared to 
be interesting but when I sent for the 
information it appeared that again alot 
of software had to be written but I 
never did get a copy of their sample 
software disk.

I would appreciate it if anyone could 
send me info on this or another products
and help answer the following

1) What extra hardware elements do you 
use?

2) What software was given and how much 
software had to be written?

3) What experimental set up do you use 
the Mac for?