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Radar Monitor
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| Info |
| Category: |
Monitoring |
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AddIn: |
Base Elements |
| Creator: |
OkazoLab Team |
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Scope: |
Global |
| Owns Snippets: |
no |
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Usage: |
Status Screen |
Element actions aligned with different epochs of the parent event
| Epoche | Actions |
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| Initialized | The camera starts capturing video |
| Rendered |
| Activating |
| Activated |
| Running | The camera output is captured and rendered via the Video Output property, if the latter is bound to the status screen |
| Deactivated |
| Deinitialized | The camera stops capturing video |
Properties
Generic Properties
| Name | Description | Constraints | Value Type | Upon Change |
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| Settings |
| name | description | attributes | type String | |
+=== Properties inherited from clElement ===
Inherited properties of clElement
| Name | Description | Constraints | Value Type | Upon Change |
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| Control |
| Is Enabled | If set to false the element is completely omitted when the experiment is run. | | Boolean |
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| Title | Title of the element. | | String |
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The radar monitor element allows real-time monitoring a tracking position over a replica of the stimulus screen. The elements renders its output to a live XAML control, whihc can be placed on the status screen. Any of tracker devices, such as an eye-tracker or mouse, can be selected for monitoring. In addition, the element visualizes layouts and status of active 'regions of interests', when the corresponding ROI elements are used in an experiment.
Description
Short description
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Practical Use
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// Check the trial outcome. Result and RT just other user variables
// insert code snippet here..
Notes
Insert Notes here..