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| ## page was renamed from Tutorials/TutFirstStart = Tutorials: First steps = Objectives: Create a protocol with one subject, that uses the default anatomy Colin27. <<TableOfContents(2)>> == Running Brainstorm for the first time == 1. Start Matlab, go to brainstorm3 directory, and type "brainstorm3" in Matlab command window. 1. With some Matlab installations, you may observe an error message in the command window, about the compilation of the MEX files. Some files from the permutation tests functions need to be compiled on your own operating system, and you may not be able to use some statistical tests if you have such an error. You may ignore this problem, it will be fixed later. 1. The ''Licence Agreement'' will be display. Read the licence file, and click on "Agree" if you agree with it. 1. If you have two screens on your computer, you may have a message asking if you want to use your second screen. You can try to say yes: you will have the Brainstorm window on primary screen and the data figures on the secondary one). If does not work properly, go to the menu Options > GUI, and uncheck the menu "Use two screens when available". 1. Then you will be asked to specify Brainstorm database directory. Read carefully the ''Important notes'' and then create or select an empty directory to store your Brainstorm database (for instance "''brainstorm_database''", or "''brainstorm_protocols''"). 1. After a last message asking you to create or load a protocol, you should see the main Brainstorm window == Main interface window == {{attachment:main_window.gif}} == Create first protocol == 1. Click on the ''Protocol selection'' drop list, and select ''Create new protocol''. 1. Edit the protocol name and enter: "Tutorial_!FirstSteps". It will automatically update the paths (''Anatomy path'' and ''Datasets path''. 1. Select the "''MNI Colin27''" as the default anatomy. * This anatomy (MRI & surfaces) will be available if needed by all the subjects in the protocol. * This can be changed later, using the "''Use default''" menu in the subjects' popup menu. 1. ''Subjects configuration'' panel: * These are the default settings that will be applied when creating new subjects. It is then possible to override those settings for each subject. * Our objective is to create one subject that uses the default anatomy Colin27, so select the option "''Yes, use protocol's default anatomy''". * The option selected for ''Default channel file'' is not important because we are not going to import recordings (and channel files, ie. files that describe each sensor: position, orientation, name...) 1. Once you get something like the following figure, click on ''Create''.<<BR>> {{attachment:createNewProtocol.gif}} |
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