Spiking neural network (SNN), the third generation of the artificial neural network, uses the same computational principles as Spatio-temporal brain data (STBD) generation, so it can be used as an effective tool to learn and understand STBD. When using SNN to process STBD, mapping of input neurons is a problem to be considered. This paper investigates the influence of changing the mapping coordinates of input neurons on motor imagery EEG signal classification. The results show that the coordinate change affects the interaction between the input neuron and its neighboring neurons, and causes the classification accuracy to change, but the impact mechanism is unknown.