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A visual stimulus display system controlled by a microcomputer was constructed at low cost. The system consists of a LED stimulus display device, a microcomputer, two interface boards, a pointing device (a “mouse”) and two kinds of software. The first software package is written in BASIC. Its functions are: 1) to construct stimulus patterns using the mouse, 2) to construct letter patterns (alphabet, digit, symbols and Japanese letters-kanji, hiragana, katakana), 3) to modify the patterns, 4) to store the patterns on a floppy disc, 5) to translate the patterns into integer data which are used to display the patterns in the second software. The second software package, written in BASIC and machine language, controls display of a sequence of stimulus patterns in predetermined time schedules in visual experiments.
