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Emotive
brain computer interface technology

Emotiv EPOC
User Manual
Includes headset and software setup information for your Emotiv
EPOC neuroheadset.

Table of Contents

Quick Start Guide .............................................................................................................. 4
Introduction to Emotiv EPOC Neuro-technology Neuroheadset ....................................... 11
NEUROHEADSET FEATURES ............................................................................................................ 12
SAFETY .......................................................................................................................................... 13
REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS ......................................................................................................... 14

1.0 Getting Started.......................................................................................................... 16
2.0 Minimum Hardware and Software requirements ....................................................... 17
2.1 Charging the EPOC Neuroheadset Battery ............................................................... 17
2.2 Use of Saline Hydration Sensor Pack and Felt Inserts .............................................. 18
2.3 USB Transceiver Installation ..................................................................................... 20
2.4 EPOC Control Panel™ ............................................................................................. 20
2.5 Placement of Emotiv EPOC Neuroheadset on the Head ........................................... 21
2.6 EmoEngine Status Panel .......................................................................................... 21
2.7 User Status ............................................................................................................... 22
2.8 Sensor Contact Quality Display
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