Dear Hakan,
I don't think Ogama is particularly suited for this kind of purpose. I suggest to consider switching to Psychtoolbox under Matlab or, if licensing is an issue, Python alternatives such as PsychoPy and OpenSesame. Edwin Dalmaijer provides toolboxes for control of the EyeTribe tracker on github (see
https://github.com/esdalmaijer/EyeTribe-Toolbox-for-Matlab)
I am currently conducting an EEG study in combination with the EyeTribe tracker. My experiment runs in Psychtoolbox and I use Edwin Dalmaijer's matlab toolbox to control the EyeTribe. My strategy is to do a continuous recording of eyetracking data. I send messages containing event type and timestamp to the eyetracker and synchronize the EEG and the eyetracking data post-hoc. It might even be that the 'time' column in the output contains the same kind of timestamping (time since system start in seconds), I have not checked that yet.
The setup is not flawless. I experience some problems with the calibration routine of Edwin's toolbox, which might be completely due to our specific hard- and software setup here however (in his demo it works flawlessly). From the eyetracker side, the EyeTribe's sample rate is not super constant. Time-difference between two samples' timestamps is for the largest part 33 or 34 ms, but I have seen 44 and even >100ms too. It does not happen very often, but is something one has to imperatively control for and cope with during analysis.
Hope this helps?