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NeuroNexus XDAQ data acquisition system

Data Acquisition Systems

NeuroNexus DAQ systems capture neural signals at scale — synchronous multi-headstage recording up to 1,024+ channels, with native Allego integration.

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XDAQ All-in-One

The integrated, highest-throughput XDAQ configuration — up to 1,024+ synchronous channels, native Neuropixels support.


XDAQ All-in-One

The integrated, highest-throughput XDAQ configuration — synchronous multi-headstage acquisition up to 1,024+ channels, with native Neuropixels support and native Allego integration.

NeuroNexus XDAQ All-in-One data acquisition system

XDAQ Core2

The core XDAQ configuration for mid-throughput rigs — synchronous acquisition up to 1,024 channels, with native Neuropixels support and native Allego integration.

NeuroNexus XDAQ Core2 data acquisition system

XDAQ ONE+

The single-unit XDAQ configuration — synchronous acquisition up to 1,024 channels, with native Neuropixels support and native Allego integration.

NeuroNexus XDAQ ONE+ data acquisition system

Smartbox

Smartbox is the compact NeuroNexus acquisition system — a streamlined recording platform with native Allego integration.

NeuroNexus Smartbox acquisition system with Allego

Allego — the acquisition software

Every NeuroNexus DAQ runs on Allego, the acquisition surface of the Radiens software platform: probe-aware channel mapping, real-time signal quality, and a direct path from recording into analysis.

Radiens Allego — real-time acquisition and signal-quality monitoring

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DAQ Systems — FAQ

XDAQ (All-in-One, Core2, ONE+) for synchronous multi-headstage acquisition up to 1,024+ channels; Smartbox for compact recording. Match the system to your channel count and throughput.

Up to 1,024+ synchronous channels, by aggregating multiple headstages on a single XDAQ unit.

Yes. XDAQ runs Neuropixels 1.0 and 2.0 probes in its NP mode, with Kontex's acquisition software and its Open Ephys plugin; the XDAQ ONE+ takes up to four probes beside its passive channels. The Kontex NP Headstage connects the probe, and the Commutator PRO carries up to four Neuropixels ports for freely moving work.

Every NeuroNexus DAQ runs on Allego, the acquisition surface of the Radiens platform — probe-aware channel mapping and real-time signal quality.

Not through the Neuropixels probe, which records only. Stimulation goes through a passive probe with stimulation-rated sites on an X-Series record-and-stimulate headstage. The Commutator PRO carries both on one torque-compensated joint, up to four Neuropixels ports and a passive probe at up to 64 record-and-stimulate channels, into XDAQ, so a freely moving animal is stimulated while Neuropixels records.

Every XDAQ has a Neuropixels mode. The XDAQ ONE+ takes up to four Neuropixels probes, 384 channels each, beside its passive channels; the CORE2 and ALL-IN-ONE record up to 1,024+ Neuropixels channels. XDAQ in NP mode runs on Kontex's acquisition software, which uses the Open Ephys plugin for the Neuropixels interface, and the Kontex NP Headstage connects Neuropixels 1.0 and 2.0 probes.

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