Modify the default EMG configuration

Before running any commands, be sure your virtual python environment is activated. Type activate pycgm39

Default EMG settings are configured in the file: CONDA_PATH/envs/ENV_NAME/Lib/site-packages/pyCGM2/Settings/emg.settings

We predefined the location of 16 emg devices as follow

EMG channel	Muscle	Side
EMG1	rectus femoris	Left
EMG2	rectus femoris	Right
EMG3	vastus lateralis	Left
EMG4	vastus lateralis	Right
EMG5	semitendinosus	Left
EMG6	semitendinosus	Right
EMG7	tibialis anterior	Left
EMG8	tibialis anterior	Right
EMG9	soleus	Left
EMG10	soleus	Right
EMG11	None	None
EMG12	None	None
EMG13	None	None
EMG14	None	None
EMG15	None	None
EMG16	None	None

If your session does not match with this configuration, you can place the emg.settings file into your data folder, then amend it.

Do it manually or through the command

open a miniconda prompt
change your current directory to target the data folder
run the command pycgm2.exe SETTINGS Edit -e or pycgm2.exe SETTINGS Edit --emg

For instance, if your emg 1 and 2 are placed on the gluteus medius rather than the rectus femoris, open the emg.settings and edit the section

CHANNELS:
    Voltage.EMG1 :
        Muscle : GLUMED 
        Context : Left 
        NormalActivity : GLUMED 

    Voltage.EMG2 :
        Muscle : GLUMED
        Context : Right
        NormalActivity : GLUMED

You can also permanantly alter the emg settings.
Find and ammend the emg.settings file