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16:11:26.5 0.0 Start MainProtocol
16:11:27.0 0.5 Enter Loop0
16:11:27.0 0.5 06210293.P0, First Loop/AvgLoop sweep
16:11:42.0 15.5 06210296.AP0
16:12:02.0 35.5 06210300.AP0
16:12:22.0 55.5 06210304.AP0
16:12:27.0 1:00.5 Leave AvgLoop1
16:12:27.0 1:00.5 Leave Loop0
16:12:27.0 1:00.5 Stop MainProtocol
Fig. 11.3.1d. AvgLoop and P0 are unchecked; only Loop and AP0 remain checked. Note that the first
P0sweep output during the protocol run 06210293.P0 was also printed, as was the final ‘Leave AvgLoop1’
and ‘Leave Loop0’ when preceding the final ‘Stop MainProtocol’.
11.4 Print only sweeps that output important induction stimulation
The sweep stimulations containing induction stimulation such as tetanus trains usually put into T0 and T1
‘train’ sweeps is useful information, and if so should probably remain checked. Fig. 11.4.1a shows a
similar protocol to Fig. 11.3.1a except the Loop[3] ‘baseline’ portion is followed by three T0sweeps each
containing train stimulation to induce LTP, followed by a Loop[10] post-induction period.
MainProtocol
 Loop [ 3]
 AvgLoop [ 4]
 P0sweep [ 5]s
EndAvgLoop
EndLoop
 T0sweep [ 5]s
 Loop [ 10]
 AvgLoop [ 4]
 P0sweep [ 5]s
EndAvgLoop
EndLoop
EndProtocol
Fig. 11.4.1a.