Rhs2116 hardware guide

articles/hardware/hs64/configuration.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 uid: hs64_configuration
-title: Headstage64 Configuration
-hardware: Headstage64
+title: Headstage 64 Configuration
+hardware: Headstage 64
 configuration: true
 operator: ConfigureHeadstage64
 dataRate: 4.1
@@ -10,10 +10,17 @@ blockReadSize: 4096
 workflowLocation: workflow
 ---
 
-## Configuring the Breakout Board and Headstage64
+## Configuring the Breakout Board and Headstage 64
 
-The `ConfigureBreakoutBoard` operator configures the Onix Breakout Board. In the Headstage64 example tutorial, it is configured to enable digital inputs to serve as a trigger for the Headstage64's electrical and optical stimulation and to enable monitoring of the percentage of memory occupied. This is accomplished by leaving all of the `ConfigureBreakoutBoard` properties set to their default values except its `Memory Monitor` `Enable` property is set to `True`. 
+The `ConfigureBreakoutBoard` operator configures the Onix Breakout Board. In the Headstage 64 example tutorial, it is
+configured to enable digital inputs to serve as a trigger for the Headstage 64's electrical and optical stimulation and
+to enable monitoring of the percentage of memory occupied. This is accomplished by leaving all of the
+`ConfigureBreakoutBoard` properties set to their default values except its `Memory Monitor` `Enable` property is set to
+`True`. 
 
-The `ConfigureHeadstage64` operator is used to configure the Headstage64. In the Headstage64 example tutorial, it is configured to enable streaming of electrophysiology data from a Rhd2164 amplifier, orientation data from the on-board Bno055 IMU, and position data from the Ts4231. This is accomplished in the Headstage64 example workflow by leaving all of the `ConfigureHeadstage64` properties set to their default values.
+The `ConfigureHeadstage64` operator is used to configure the Headstage 64. In the Headstage 64 example tutorial, it is
+configured to enable streaming of electrophysiology data from a Rhd2164 amplifier, orientation data from the on-board
+Bno055 IMU, and position data from the Ts4231. This is accomplished in the Headstage 64 example workflow by leaving all
+of the `ConfigureHeadstage64` properties set to their default values.
 
 [!INCLUDE [timestamp-info](../../../includes/configuration-timestamp.md)]

articles/hardware/hs64/estim.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ uid: hs64_estim
 title: Headstage 64 Electrical Stimulation
 ---
 
-The following excerpt from the Headstage64 [example workflow](xref:hs64_workflow) demonstrates electrical stimulation by
+The following excerpt from the Headstage 64 [example workflow](xref:hs64_workflow) demonstrates electrical stimulation by
 triggering a train of pulses following a press of the △ key on the breakout board.
 
 ::: workflow

articles/hardware/hs64/load-data.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ uid: hs64_load-data
 title: Load Data
 ---
 
-The following python script can be used to load and plot the data produced by the Headstage64 [example workflow](xref:hs64_workflow).
+The following python script can be used to load and plot the data produced by the Headstage 64 [example workflow](xref:hs64_workflow).
 
 [!code-python[](../../../workflows/hardware/hs64/load-hs64.py)]
 

articles/hardware/hs64/overview.md

@@ -1,16 +1,17 @@
 ---
-uid: hs64_hs64
+uid: hs64
 title: Headstage 64
 ---
 
-These are the devices available on the Headstage64:
+These are the devices available on the Headstage 64:
 
 - [Rhd2164](xref:hs64_rhd2164):
-    - 64 electrophysiology channels for passive probes (e.g. tetrode, silicon probe, etc.) sampled at 30 kHz with 16 bit depth
+    - 64 electrophysiology channels for recording from passive probes (e.g. tetrode, silicon probe, etc.) sampled at 30
+      kHz with 16 bit depth
     - Adjustable analog band-pass filter:
       - Lower cutoff configurable from 0.1 Hz to 500 Hz
       - Upper cutoff configurable from 100 Hz to 20 kHz
-    - Optional adjustable digital high-pass filter with cutoff configurable from 0.146 Hz to 3309 Hz
+    - Optional adjustable digital high-pass filter with cutoff configurable from 0.146 Hz to 3.309 kHz
     - Three auxiliary ADC channels sampled at 30 kHz with 16 bit depth
 - [Bno055](xref:hs64_bno055): 9-axis IMU for real-time, 3D orientation tracking sampled up to ~100 Hz for easy automated commutation with Open Ephys commutators
 - [Ts4231](xref:hs64_ts4231): 3x HTC Vive Lighthouse receivers for real-time, 3D position tracking sampled at 30 Hz per receiver in ideal conditions
@@ -20,10 +21,12 @@ These are the devices available on the Headstage64:
     - The stimulation waveform is highly configurable via the <xref:OpenEphys.Onix1.Headstage64OpticalStimulatorTrigger>'s properties.
 
 > [!TIP]
-> For a detailed explanation of the Rhd2164 amplifier's properties, read the [datasheet](https://intantech.com/files/Intan_RHD2164_datasheet.pdf). 
+> Visit the 
+> [Headstage 64 Hardware Guide](https://open-ephys.github.io/onix-docs/Hardware%20Guide/Headstages/headstage-64/index.html) 
+> to learn more about the hardware such as weight, dimensions, and proper power voltages.
 
 > [!TIP]
-> Visit the [Headstage64 Hardware Guide](https://open-ephys.github.io/onix-docs/Hardware%20Guide/Headstages/headstage-64/index.html) to learn more about the hardware such as weight, dimensions, and proper power voltages.
+> Visit the [Headstage 64 Hardware Guide](https://open-ephys.github.io/onix-docs/Hardware%20Guide/Headstages/headstage-64/index.html) to learn more about the hardware such as weight, dimensions, and proper power voltages.
 
-The following pages in the Headstage64 Guide provide an example workflow and a
+The following pages in the Headstage 64 Guide provide an example workflow and a
 breakdown of its components.

articles/hardware/hs64/rhd2164.md

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 ---
 uid: hs64_rhd2164
-title: Headstage 64 Rhd2164
+title: Rhd2164
 ---
 
-The following excerpt from the Headstage64 [example workflow](xref:hs64_hs64) demonstrates the Rhd2164 functionality by streaming and saving data from the Rhd2164 device.
+The following excerpt from the Headstage 64 [example workflow](xref:hs64) demonstrates the Rhd2164 functionality by
+streaming and saving data from the Rhd2164 device.
 
 ::: workflow
 ![/workflows/hardware/hs64/rhd2164.bonsai workflow](../../../workflows/hardware/hs64/rhd2164.bonsai)

articles/hardware/hs64/ts4231.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ uid: hs64_ts4231
 title: Headstage 64 Ts4231
 ---
 
-The following excerpt from the Headstage64 [example workflow](xref:hs64_hs64) demonstrates the Headstage64's position
+The following excerpt from the Headstage 64 [example workflow](xref:hs64) demonstrates the Headstage 64's position
 tracking capabilities.
 
 ::: workflow 
@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ tracking capabilities.
 
 The <xref:OpenEphys.Onix1.TS4231V1PositionData> operator generates a sequence of
 [TS4231V1PositionDataFrames](xref:OpenEphys.Onix1.TS4231V1PositionDataFrame). A `TS4231V1PositionDataFrame` is emitted
-when a receiver on the Headstage64 captures a sequence of 12 optical signals from a pair of lighthouses which occurs at
+when a receiver on the Headstage 64 captures a sequence of 12 optical signals from a pair of lighthouses which occurs at
 30 Hz. Therefore, with no occlusions, the maximum achievable sample rate is 30 Hz per receiver. There are three
-receivers on the Headstage64, so `TS4231V1PositionData` can emit up to 3 `TS4231V1PositionDataFrames` in a single 30 Hz
+receivers on the Headstage 64, so `TS4231V1PositionData` can emit up to 3 `TS4231V1PositionDataFrames` in a single 30 Hz
 sampling cycle. Of course, if occlusions cause receivers to miss optical signals, this rate will be reduced. 
 
 The `TS4231V1PositionData`'s `DeviceName` property is set to "Headstage64/TS4231V1". This links the

articles/hardware/hs64/workflow.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 ---
 uid: hs64_workflow
-title: Headstage64 Example Workflow
+title: Headstage 64 Example Workflow
 ---
 
 The example workflow below can by copy/pasted into the Bonsai editor using the clipboard icon in the top right. This workflow:
 - Captures electrophysiology data from passive probes via the RHD2164 amplifier and saves it to disk.
 - Captures orientation data from the Bno055 IMU and saves it to disk.
-- Monitors the Headstage64 port status.
+- Monitors the Headstage 64 port status.
 - Automatically commutates the tether if there is a proper commutator connection. 
 - Applies electrical stimulation triggered by pressing the breakout board's △ key.
 - Applies optical stimulation triggered by pressing the breakout board's ◯ key.

articles/hardware/np2e/gui.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ In addition to the absolute number of channels, there are other restrictions in
 
 ### Keeping or discarding configuration settings
 
-While the GUI is open, any changes to the configuration settings can be freely modified and will not affect the configuration unless `Okay` is pressed. This includes all aspects of the configuration, such as which electrodes are enabled, the chosen reference channel, and the probe calibration file.
+While the GUI is open, any changes to the configuration settings can be freely modified and will not affect the configuration unless <kbd>Ok</kbd> is pressed. This includes all aspects of the configuration, such as which electrodes are enabled, the chosen reference channel, and the probe calibration file.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > The hardware is not actually configured until the workflow starts.

articles/hardware/np2e/np2.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The <xref:OpenEphys.Onix1.NeuropixelsV2eData> operator generates a sequence of
   corresponding configuration operator. 
 - `ProbeIndex` is set to "ProbeA". This links the data generated by this probe to the probe in port A of the headstage. 
 
-The relevant properties are selected from the `NeuropixelsV2eDataFrame` by right-clicking the `NeuropixelsV2eData`
+The relevant members are selected from the `NeuropixelsV2eDataFrame` by right-clicking the `NeuropixelsV2eData`
 operator and choosing the following Output members: `Clock`, and `AmplifierData`. The
 [MatrixWriter](xref:Bonsai.Dsp.MatrixWriter) operators save the selected members to
 files with the following format: `np2-a-clock_<filecount>.raw` and `np2-a-amp<filecount>.raw`, respectively.

articles/hardware/rhs2116/configuration.md

@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+---
+uid: rhs2116_configuration
+title: Headstage Rhs2116 Configuration
+hardware: Headstage Rhs2116
+configuration: true
+operator: ConfigureHeadstageRhs2116
+dataRate: 2.1
+timeUntilFullBuffer: 1 ms
+blockReadSize: 4096
+workflowLocation: overview
+---
+
+## Configuring the Breakout Board and Headstage Rhs2116
+
+The `ConfigureBreakoutBoard` operator configures the Onix Breakout Board. In the Headstage Rhs2116 example tutorial, it is
+configured to enable digital inputs to serve as a trigger for the Headstage Rhs2116's electrical and optical stimulation
+and to enable monitoring of the percentage of memory occupied. This is accomplished by leaving all of the
+`ConfigureBreakoutBoard` properties set to their default values except its `Memory Monitor` `Enable` property is set to
+`True`. 
+
+The `ConfigureHeadstageRhs2116` operator is used to configure the Headstage Rhs2116. In the Headstage Rhs2116 example
+tutorial, it is configured to enable streaming of electrophysiology data from a Rhs2116 amplifier, orientation data from
+the on-board Bno055 IMU, and position data from the Ts4231. This is accomplished in the Headstage Rhs2116 example
+workflow by leaving all of the `ConfigureHeadstageRhs2116` properties set to their default values.
+
+[!INCLUDE [timestamp-info](../../../includes/configuration-timestamp.md)]
+
+> [!TIP]
+> For additional details on how to configure the headstage, as well as how to
+> set stimulus waveforms, check out the <xref:rhs2116_gui> page.