#define OPENBCI_BAUD_RATE 921600

#include <IOKit/serial/ioss.h> #define ITERATIONS 1000 /* globals used for caching the time */ u_int64_t startTime; void StartClock ( void ) { startTime = clock_gettime_nsec_np

declaration specifiers before '__attribute__' #define DLL_EXPORT_SYM __declspec(dllexport) ^ BoardController_thunk_pcwin64.c:19:25: note: in expansion of macro 'DLL_EXPOR

#define SPI_INTERFACE NRF_SPI0 #define PIN_SPI_SS (6u) #define PIN_SPI_MOSI (5u) #define PIN_SPI_MISO (3u) #define PIN_SPI_SCK (4u)

#define NUM_CHAN 4 #define BAUD_RATE 115200 //Tested with 57600 and 115200 const byte BufferSize = NUM_CHAN * 4; char Buffer[BufferSize+1]; boolean newData = false; float emgData[NUM_CHAN]; void set

#define SCALE_4G 0x10  //(b00010000) // +/- 4G sensitivity

#define ARM_MATH_CM0

It worked fine. As suggested by dmontezano in the other thread, I added a the line #define E2END 0x0fff in the EEPROM.h file found in the C:\Users\(User NAME)\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\chipKIT\

#define E2END 0xFFF  // I added this to try to fix error

Update: I added a #define E2END 0x0fff to the EEPROM.h header and it compiled and loaded. The question now is whether the value 0x0fff is correct at all? I got this number from the ChipKit issues in G

I changed : "#define OPENBCI_CHANNEL_OFF_1 '1'"

#define OPENBCI_SAMPLE_RATE_SET '~'

1. increase the baud rate in "OpenBCI_Radios_Definitions.h" (setting "#define OPENBCI_BAUD_RATE_DEFAULT 115200" to "#define OPENBCI_BAUD_RATE_DEFAULT 460800")

#define BOARD_ADS    8   // ADS chip select

#define OPENBCI_EOP_STND_ACCEL          0xC0 // End of standard stream packet

re: Gazelle (GZLL) vs BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy). These are two completely different modes the RFduinos can communicate in. The OpenBCI firmware uses GZLL to achieve maximum possible data transmission

Hmm, on further contemplation of the interaction between Joel's variants/openbci #define changes and the mapPps() calls -- what broke the SPI was when the mapPps interacted with the previous pin defau

file, that change the #defines. This by default should remap the pins with no mapPps needed.

#define       _SER1_TX_OUT         PPS_OUT_U2TX     // RPB14R = U2TX = 2

#define       _SER0_BASE           _UART1_BASE_ADDRESS