Reset

Reset the key definition before assigning new keys from set definition.

0 Do not reset

1 Reset

 Example for using a key sequence in sync with random stimulus sequence

SET AllDigits V 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
SET AllKeys K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

SET RndDigits V D01 D02 D03 D04 D05

SET RndKeys K K01 K02 K03 K04 K05

SET CorrKeys K SPACE ; this will be overwritten by UK command

TRIAL ShowDig

DE RndDigits RndDig 1 0 0 1

SP RndDig MidPos 1 1000

TRIAL T1
IS AllDigits          ; Reset AllDigits Set
IS AllKeys          ; Reset AllKeys Set
DE AllDigits D01 2 1          ; Draw Random Digit
DE AllDigits K01 2 1 1          ; Draw Random Key in parallel to digit
DE AllDigits D02 2 1          ; Draw Random Digit
DE AllDigits K02 2 1 1          ; Draw Random Key in parallel to digit
DE AllDigits D03 2 1          ; Draw Random Digit
DE AllDigits K03 2 1 1          ; Draw Random Key in parallel to digit
DE AllDigits D04 2 1          ; Draw Random Digit
DE AllDigits K04 2 1 1          ; Draw Random Key in parallel to digit
DE AllDigits D05 2 1          ; Draw Random Digit
DE AllDigits K05 2 1 1          ; Draw Random Key in parallel to digit

UK RndKeys CorrKeys 1 5          ; Draw Random Key in parallel to digit

RT ShowDig 5          ; Present the 5 digits one by one

RK ResKeys 0 5 BS – 2          ; # of keys to be recorded (must not be *2)

SP Ask AskPos 1 0 1

+CS 500

FB CorrKeys 5 1 ; Compare response with correct sequence