Guides

The Ugo Basile Fear Conditioning (UBFC) unit interfaces directly with ANY-maze, making it an ideal choice for your fear conditioning experiments. In this guide, I will walk you through how to test the components (lights, shocker, etc.), build a Protocol, and view your data.

So you’ve just received your ANY-maze USB camera(s) in the mail, and you’re looking to get it mounted in your lab and set up in ANY-maze. This guide explains everything you need to know.

The ANY‑maze Synchronisation interface is designed to help synchronise tests performed in ANY‑maze with other equipment, such as electrophysiology or fiber photometry systems. In fact, it will work with any system which can accept TTL inputs or send TTL outputs. This guide will walk you through how to configure the interface, test it, and how to set up your Protocol for the most common use cases.

This video demonstrates how to set up an ANY-maze Protocol for a classic Morris Water Maze experiment, including how to cope with a platform that changes between animals.

This guide explains how to set up a standard Three-Chamber Sociability and Social Novelty experiment in ANY-maze, including how to draw the apparatus map to include the cups, how to use moveable zones to counterbalance the cups, how to use Procedures to automatically assign cup positions, and how to view the results of the tests.

This guide explains how to set up a Barnes Maze experiment in ANY-maze which includes moveable escape holes, zone labelling, and calculating primary and total errors.