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Fortunately, Matlab Apps are available as source code.

So, let us see: In line 158,159 of PAMGuide.m we find

xbit = xbit(:,1);               %In case of multichannel input, selects 
                                %1st channel (use xDIG(:,2) for 2nd, etc.)

which answer your question: it is 1st channel.

To select other channels you have to xbit(:,1) to xbit(:,2) for second channel etc. (Note: I consider xDIG to be a typz or left over of an earlier version and should read xbit, otherwise it would not make sense)

There is no menu-entry for selecting the channel, but it is easy to modify the source code. And if it is really important you can add a small text-box onto the menu and change channel from GUI.

EDIT: the real location to edit is PG_Func line 235! It seems that the statement in PAMGuide.m is of no impact as xbit will be cleared a little bit later.

Comment: PAMGuide is nearly 10 years old without any visible maintenance on Sourceforge. Maybe time to replace it?

Fortunately, Matlab Apps are available as source code.

So, let us see: In line 158,159 of PAMGuide.m we find

xbit = xbit(:,1);               %In case of multichannel input, selects 
                                %1st channel (use xDIG(:,2) for 2nd, etc.)

which answer your question: it is 1st channel.

To select other channels you have to xbit(:,1) to xbit(:,2) for second channel etc. (Note: I consider xDIG to be a typz or left over of an earlier version and should read xbit, otherwise it would not make sense)

There is no menu-entry for selecting the channel, but it is easy to modify the source code. And if it is really important you can add a small text-box onto the menu and change channel from GUI.

Fortunately, Matlab Apps are available as source code.

So, let us see: In line 158,159 of PAMGuide.m we find

xbit = xbit(:,1);               %In case of multichannel input, selects 
                                %1st channel (use xDIG(:,2) for 2nd, etc.)

which answer your question: it is 1st channel.

To select other channels you have to xbit(:,1) to xbit(:,2) for second channel etc. (Note: I consider xDIG to be a typz or left over of an earlier version and should read xbit, otherwise it would not make sense)

There is no menu-entry for selecting the channel, but it is easy to modify the source code. And if it is really important you can add a small text-box onto the menu and change channel from GUI.

EDIT: the real location to edit is PG_Func line 235! It seems that the statement in PAMGuide.m is of no impact as xbit will be cleared a little bit later.

Comment: PAMGuide is nearly 10 years old without any visible maintenance on Sourceforge. Maybe time to replace it?

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Fortunately, Matlab Apps are available as source code.

So, let us see: In line 158,159 of PAMGuide.m we find

xbit = xbit(:,1);               %In case of multichannel input, selects 
                                %1st channel (use xDIG(:,2) for 2nd, etc.)

which answer your question: it is 1st channel.

To select other channels you have to xbit(:,1) to xbit(:,2) for second channel etc. (Note: I consider xDIG to be a typz or left over of an earlier version and should read xbit, otherwise it would not make sense)

There is no menu-entry for selecting the channel, but it is easy to modify the source code. And if it is really important you can add a small text-box onto the menu and change channel from GUI.