Emotiv EPOC User manual

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INITIAL CHARGING OF THE HEADSET
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The headset must be set to the“off” position before
charging.
Recharge to 100% capacity in approximately 4 hours.
Charging for 30 minutes yields about a 10% increase
in charge. LED will light to green when fully charged
and red when drained. The neuroheadset should not
be charged when on the head.
HYDRATING THE SENSORS
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Always hydrate the sensors in the provided Hydrator Pack. !
The inserts must be fully saturated with saline solution for
good contact to be achieved.
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Add drops of saline to saturate the large white hydrator pad
attached to the top cover of the hydrator pack, then close the
cover and gently shake. This will maintain the moisture of the
felt pads when they are not in use.
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Note: Replenish with standard multipurpose contact lens
saline solution.
MAKE SURE ALL ITEMS ARE PRESENT IN YOUR KIT
BEFORE STARTING
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
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Access software from your Emotiv user account MY EMOTIV > MY DOWNLOADS. You will be prompted to enter a serial
key and order number found when clicking the key button.
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EMOTIV EPOC QUICK START GUIDE

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SENSOR ASSEMBLY
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Remove the sensor units with their felt pads from the hydrator
pack and insert each one into the black plastic headset arms,
turning each one clockwise one-quarter turn until you feel a
"click". The sensor units should be stored in the hydrator pack
when not in use.
PAIRING THE NEUROHEADSET
Using both hands, slide the headset down from
the top of your head. WARNING: DO NOT STRETCH
OPEN THE HEADSET. It should glide onto the
head.
Place the sensors with the black rubber insert on
the bone just behind each ear lobe. Correct
placement of the rubber sensor is critical for
correct operation.
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2 front sensors should be approximately at the
hairline or about the width of 3 ngers above
your eyebrows. Press and hold the 2 reference
sensors (located just above and behind your ears)
for about 20 seconds.
SIGNAL QUALITY SCREEN
Good contact of reference sensors is the key to a
good signal.
HEADSET PLACEMENT