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july1810	july1810 posted 9 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 28, Visits: 213	Thank you very much. It works fine now =)
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Dave	Dave posted 9 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	#1: It looks like you also present <port> stimuli via the /stimulustimes attribute. You must make sure to also reset all those raised bits to zero after a short amount of time in /stimulustimes. Otherwise the signal will remain raised and mask the <port> signals you are trying to send via /responsemessage. See e.g. this example: https://www.millisecond.com/forums/FindPost15055.aspx #2: You should set a sufficient minimum duration in your /responsemessage attributes. Otherwise the signal may not be raised long enough for your external equipment to detect it. /responsemessage = (values.correctresponse, signal_response_correct, 0) #3: Also, the syntax in your /responsemessage attributes is wrong. You cannot use variables in it: /responsemessage = (values.correctresponse, signal_response_correct, 0) The right thing to do is to use the /correct- and /errormessage attributes instead. I.e. <trial block1_congruent> ... /responsemessage = (values.correctresponse, signal_response_correct, 0) /responsemessage = (values.errorresponse, signal_response_error, 0) / correctmessage = (signal_response_correct, 100) / errormessage = (signal_response_error, 100) /responseinterrupt = trial /trialduration = values.iti_congruent ... </trial>
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july1810	july1810 posted 9 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 28, Visits: 213	Hi there, the thing is, that the response message is not send, because the values I'm calling or the way I'm calling them does not work. I would really appreciate your help. Please find my code below. Thank you. Julia <port signal_response_correct> / port = LPT1 / subport = data / items = ("00000011") </port> <trial block1_congruent> /ontrialbegin = [values.iti_congruent = list.iti_congruent.nextvalue] /ontrialbegin = [if (list.congruent.currentvalue == 1) values.correctresponse = "25" else values.correctresponse = "16"] /ontrialbegin = [if (list.congruent.currentvalue == 1) values.errorresponse = "16" else values.errorresponse = "25"] /stimulustimes = [0 = outerbox_black, innerbox, flanker1_congruent, flanker2_congruent, target_congruent, flanker3_congruent, flanker4_congruent, signal_cond_congruent; 200 = blankscreen] /validresponse = (16, 25) /iscorrectresponse = [if (values.correctresponse == 25) trial.block1_congruent.response == 25 else trial.block1_congruent.response == 16] /responsemessage = (values.correctresponse, signal_response_correct, 0) /responsemessage = (values.errorresponse, signal_response_error, 0) /responseinterrupt = trial /trialduration = values.iti_congruent /ontrialend = [if (trial.block1_congruent.correct == true) values.block1_correct_congruent +=1] /ontrialend = [if (trial.block1_congruent.correct == false) values.block1_error_congruent +=1] /ontrialend = [if (trial.block1_congruent.correct == true) values.block1_reactime_congruent_correct +=trial.block1_congruent.latency] /ontrialend = [if (trial.block1_congruent.correct == false) values.block1_reactime_congruent_error +=trial.block1_congruent.latency] /ontrialend = [if (trial.block1_congruent.timeout == true) values.block1_miss_congruent +=1] </trial>
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