How to properly clean ECG and EOG artifact using Brainstorm for data recorded with EGI HydroCel GSN 128 1.0 system?

The objective was to remove the ECG and EOG artifact using a build-in plugin in Brainstorm for data recorded with EGI HydroCel GSN 128 1.0 system. However, the compiler returns an error of:

Event type 'cardiac' not found, or has no occurrence.

and

Event type 'blink' not found, or has no occurrence.

The ECG channel is present in the mff as observed from the PNS plotting option.

Whereas, there is no channel being name as V/HEOG as the HydroCel high-density Geodesic
Sensor Net uses the naming convention to start with E followed by number. I believe, there is some configuration within Brainstorm that need to be tweaked, that I am not aware of to handle this naming convention.

As per the tutorial by Francois, here are the snapshot of the steps that generated the two error above report.

Whereas, the file is accessible via the link.

Also, related question but on separate theme ( I can open a new thread for this), I have 5 minutes each eye close and eye open calibration record. Is there any option within Brainstorm to take advantage of these two calibration records to improve the removal of eye blink artifact.

Appreciate it if someone can point to any resources to mitigate this issue.

Setup:
MATLAB R2020a
Brainstorm July 2020

I would like to clean the ECG and EOG artifact using a build-in plugin in Brainstorm for data recorded with EGI HydroCel GSN 128 1.0 system. However, the compiler returns an error of:

Event type 'cardiac' not found, or has no occurrence.

and

Event type 'blink' not found, or has no occurrence.

The ECG channel is present in the mff as observed from the PNS plotting option.

The snapshot of the steps that generated the two error above report.

Whereas, the file is accessible via the link 2.

You need to detect the heartbeats and blinks from the ECG and EOG channels first. This is explained in the introduction tutorials: https://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/Tutorials/ArtifactsDetect

If you plan to use Brainstorm to process your EEG data, I recommend you start by following all the online introduction tutorials (section "Get started" on the tutorials page), at least until #19, and using the example dataset provided with the tutorials.
Then follow the advanced tutorial "EEG and Epilepsy" for additional information about EEG. This will teach you for example that we don't recommend using SSP for EEG, but rather ICA.
https://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/Tutorials
https://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/Tutorials/Epilepsy