MEDPC2XL
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gdillon
MEDPC2XL
July 24, 2006, 02:37:36 pmHello all,
I was wondering if anyone has used the MEDPC2XL software and how helpful they have found it.
Thanks
GregFilip van den Bergh
Re: MEDPC2XL
August 08, 2006, 03:08:29 amSorry for my late reply. I wouldn’t use MEDPC without MEDPC2XL. It works great.
Filip van den Bergh
Re: MEDPC2XL
August 14, 2006, 09:43:15 amGood! Let us know what you think please.
arun
Re: MEDPC2XL
August 14, 2006, 02:46:21 pmYa, MPC2XL works great but when you try to transfer 2 different type of files, dont forget to colse the application(MPC2XL) in between them. Otherwise it will ba garbage.
Filip van den Bergh
Re: MEDPC2XL
August 15, 2006, 04:41:51 amReally? That sounds like a serious bug. Did you file a report to MED-PC? I’m sure they want to know about that. I must say I’ve never had that happen, but then I usually did a single type in a run.
Filip
zippy99
Re: MEDPC2XL
January 03, 2007, 04:08:39 amWell, it’s a bit of a standard that hardware companies write interfacing software which fails to save scientists time. Then charge them for the software that does.
I wrote a vba macro to import med-pc operant data into excel, and my friend wrote one in python – if anyone wants them, let us know (csmcpherson at gmail dot com).
Cam.
salvador.arrazola
Re: MEDPC2XL
January 09, 2007, 08:46:59 pmHi, I’m intersted in your solution to import med-pc data into excel. I’m working in a similar solution using Java wich provides chart features. I’d thank if you could share your code.Thank you.
sdesai44
Re: MEDPC2XL
February 24, 2014, 02:15:21 pm
How to use medpc2excel? i tried with the procedure given in manual but when i should select data from my experiment?
regular users please help
thanksGary Bamberger
Re: MEDPC2XL
February 25, 2014, 04:59:50 pmThe easiest way to use MPC2XL is with a Row Profile.
* After the MED-PC experiment has finished and the data has been saved start MPC2XL.
* Select the Edit Row Profiles tab and then click on the button that says Create.
* Now browse to the saved data file and select it. MPC2XL will automatically create a profile based on the data that it found in the file.
* Now edit the Column Labels to match the data. The program that was used to create the data should hopefully have a good description of the data that it is saving.
* Once done save the Row Profile with a meaningful name.To transfer the data into Excel:
* Go to the Transfer Data tab and click on the Select button in the Row Transfer section.
* Check the Column Labels check box.
* Open Excel. The transfer will only work if Excel is open to an active spreadsheet.
* Now click on the Transfer button. MPC2XL will automatically transfer the data into Excel.A Table Profile is more powerful and flexible than a Row Profile, but it is also harder to create. I personally learned by looking at existing Table Profiles. I have attached an example to this post. Just rename the file extension from TXT to MTP.
I hope that this information helps.
Gary
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