Finger Tapper Bimanual

Current Designs' fMRI bimanual finger tapper response device is useful in computer response tasks for the human brain mapping project. It is non-magnetic, non-electronic, and entirely made out of plastic, so will not add noise to the images or raise safety concerns in the MR/MEG room or similarly demanding environments.

Specifications

• Handheld for the FIU-932 and Birch interfaces
• Bimanual Finger Tapper fiber Optic Response pad
• 3 ft (0.9 m) Y spacing between two boxes
• 8.5 ft (2.6 m) long fiber pigtailed connector from Y
• 10 ft (3 m) total length
• Active light levels for handheld identification and gain adjustment

What Else Is Needed

This handheld response device needs an electronic interface to function -- that converts the optical signals to standard computer interfacing signals. In most cases you will also need a long optical fiber extension bundle to allow this device to be used at a distance from the interface unit. Examples of the interface and bundle are shown below in the Related Products section.