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OpenSesame plug-in

You can download the Boks software from here (select the latest release):

• https://github.com/smathot/boks/tags

If you download and extract the software, the OpenSesame plug-in is located in the folder:

opensesame/boks

To install the plug-in, copy the plug-in folder to the OpenSesame plug-in folder, as described here. After you have installed the plug-in and restarted OpenSesame, you should see the Boks plug-in icon appear in the item toolbar:

Figure 1. You can drag The Boks plug-in from the item toolbar into your experiment.

After you have dragged a Boks item into your experiment, you see the following controls:

Figure 2. The Boks plug-in provides a user friendly interface to configure and test your Boks.

The Boks model and the firmware version will be detected by the plug-in. In addition, you can test whether the Boks functions properly by clicking on the Start test button.

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