Psychtoolbox>Datapixx.{mex*} subfunction

Datapixx(‘SetPropixxTScopeSchedule’, scheduleOnset, scheduleRate, maxScheduleFrames [, startPage=1] [, nPages=maxScheduleFrames]);

Configure a schedule for T-Scope image sequence playback on PROPixx.
-“scheduleOnset” is the desired delay (in double precision seconds) between
schedule initiation, and when the T-Scope’s second page replaces the cover page.
-“scheduleRate” is the rate at which successive T-Scope pages are presented.
scheduleRate has two formats. It can be a single number, or a 2 element array.
If it is a single number, then it specifies integer pages/second. If it is a 2
element array, then the first element specifies the rate, and the second element
specifies the units of the rate.
If units = 1, then the rate is interpreted as integer pages/second.
If units = 2, then the rate is interpreted as integer pages/video frame being
received on DVI input.
If units = 3, then the rate is interpreted as double precision seconds/page
(frame period).
Regardless of the actual format chosen, the resulting frame rate cannot exceed
10 kHz.
-“maxScheduleFrames” has two modes, depending on whether the T-Scope animation
duration is known. If the duration is known (eg: 1000 frames), then just pass
1000 to maxScheduleFrames. In this mode, once the T-Scope schedule is started
with StartPropixxTScopeSchedule, the schedule will terminate automatically when
maxScheduleFrames has been reached. If the duration is not known in advance,
then pass 0 to maxScheduleFrames. In this mode, the playback will continue until
the schedule is manually stopped using StopPropixxTScopeSchedule.
-“startPage” specifies the start of the PROPixx RAM buffer which holds the image
data. This first page is called the “cover page”, and is first shown when
EnablePropixxTScopePrepRequest is called. Use WritePropixxTScopePages to
download the images to this address before calling StartPropixxTScopeSchedule.
-“nPages” specifies the number of image frames in the PROPixx RAM which should
be used in this sequence. If the schedule requests more pages than nPages, then
it will automatically wrap back to the page following the cover page. This will
result in a periodic stimulus. For many applications, the complete stimulus is
represented by a single pass through a fixed block of pages. In these cases,
nPages could be left at its default value of maxScheduleFrames. Note that every
call to StartPropixxTScopeSchedule must be preceeded by a call to
SetPropixxTScopeSchedule (ie: multiple calls to StartPropixxTScopeSchedule each
require their own call to SetPropixxTScopeSchedule)).
Note that schedule timing is implemented in hardware with microsecond precision.
See Propixx10kHzTScopeDemo.m for an example.

###See also: EnablePropixxTScope, EnablePropixxTScopePrepRequest, WritePropixxTScopePages, StartPropixxTScopeSchedule