Deprecated since version 1.2.13: Bonsai.ONIX is deprecated.
To use ONIX with Bonsai, refer to the documentation for OpenEphys.Onix1.
Getting Started#
Bonsai Learning Resources#
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Quick video describing basic Bonsai concepts and use |
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Videos and links for understanding how Bonsai can be used to process data streams ranging from beginner to advanced use. |
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Installation, package management, use guide. These pages also contain an overview of the reactive architecture at the core of Bonsai, and why it’s useful and powerful. It concludes with a guide on how to use the editor to create Bonsai workflows. |
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Bonsai’s Q/A forum with lots of useful examples and solutions for various common (and uncommon) acquisition scenarios. |
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Detailed information on many of the reactive operators you will find in Bonsai’s Reactive package, especially in the “Combinators” grouping |
Accessing Bonsai.ONIX Documentation#
If an ONIX node does not have a configuration GUI (e.g. like HeartbeatDevice), then double clicking the node will bring open its documentation page in your default browser.
If an ONIX node has a configuration GUI (e.g. NeuropixelsV1Device), then there will be a Documentation link on that will open the node’s reference page in your default browser.
Bonsai.ONIX Tutorial#
Have a look at the following video shows how to use ONIX hardware with Bonsai.