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We want to make this wiki the go-to source for all the information needed to build, use, and extend the tools created as part of the Open Ephys initiative. Everything from parts lists to troubleshooting tips will be fair game. We strive to make the content accessible to neuroscientists without any engineering or programming background, so don't hesitate to edit a page or add a comment if something seems unclear. We hope that everyone who uses our tools will contribute to this wiki!

If you're using our tools, please be patient. We are a team of volunteers who feel that neuroscientists are severely handicapped by the lack of an open-source platform for collecting electrophysiology data. We're working toward the point at which all of our knowledge has been dumped into this wiki, and using our tools is as frictionless as it would be if they were designed by professionals. But progress is often slower than we'd like it to be, since our scientific projects remain our top priority. We know our creations aren't perfect, but the great thing about open-source tools is that you can fix them yourself. If you encounter a problem, the best response would be to figure out what's going wrong, and learn about the tools in the process. If you get stuck, definitely let us know. But we're optimistic that our hardware and software will really start to shine once more people start adding features and polishing what we already have.

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