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Hi, thanks for the quick response. I did another test with my initial experiment and on average it takes 372 ms longer, than expected with 290 ms of that coming from the logger at the end of the trial and 65 ms from the inline script reading the por…
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Hi, thanks for the suggestion. With your code, the resulting duration for the write operation is just about 0.03 ms. Though that doesn't make it any clearer to me. I don't know if your additional lines made a difference, but on average a trial now n…
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Hi Eduard, I used the measurements from the keylogger. In the picture you can see the structure of the experiment, I just subtracted the times from script 8 and 11. Script 11 Only contains the line: "DlPortWritePortUchar(port,trigger)". h…
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Thanks sebastiaan, using PsychoPy and editing the psycho.py file worked. So for future reference I did the following: I went to "C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenSesame\Lib\site-packages\openexp\_canvas" and opened "psycho.py" After fi…
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Thank you for your help, my experiment is working now. Only one thing is bothering me, I tried the following line in an inline script to determine how long it takes and it takes more than 400 ms, is this normal? Is there anything I can do? DlPortWri…
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Sorry, I won't do that again. After some time I just thought this thread was buried and it's faster to open a new one.
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Hi, thanks for the help. With 'custom keyboard' I mean a response pad with 4 buttons, which can be accessed via ports, so I can't just use the normal keyboard response, but had to write an inline script where I access the port. I tried the following…
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Hi, thanks for the help. With 'custom keyboard' I mean a response pad with 4 buttons, which can be accessed via ports, so I can't just use the normal keyboard response, but had to write an inline script where I access the port. I tried the following…
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Thank you, that solved my problem. Though I have another little thing: I want to show the text "Wrong!" when the wrong key was pressed and "Too slow!" when nothing was pressed, but if I use [correct] as variable for "Wrong&q…