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URL: http://www.cnbc.cmu.edu/braingroup/papers/ETL-200%20Instructional%20Manual.pdf
Proper Citation: ISCAN ETL-200 Primate Eye Tracking Laboratory (RRID:SCR_021044)
Description: Images and tracks one eye of human subject or lower animal at operator selected sampling rate at 120 Hz or 240 Hz. Contains all components to record eye movements as subject views imagery presented on computer screen or other visual display device. Configured to track one eye and allows for up to approximately one to two inches of side to side or up and down head movement.
Synonyms: ETL-200 Primate Eye Tracking Laboratory, ETL-200, ISCAN ETL-200
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: One eye tracking, one eye image, primate eye tracking, human subject, lower animal, record eye movements, instrument, equipment, USEDit
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