On your android phone, you can use nRF toolkit

"but can't seem to find it when searching for available BLE devices from my android phone/tablet."

First off, I know this seems like a duplicate post since there are 2 other discussions regarding the same. However, I have followed all the instructions and help given in the previous two discussions,

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/434/openbci-to-android-app-using-external-bluetooth-module-on-breadboard

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/279/android-apps-via-otg-cable-dongle-and-d2xx-library

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/434/openbci-to-android-app-using-external-bluetooth-module-on-breadboard

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/434/openbci-to-android-app-using-external-bluetooth-module-on-breadboard

I am a freshman on OpenBCI world and I am working on a project about seeing EEG signals of a human brain on a Android app simultaneously. For this, I am planning to use a appropriate bluetooth connect

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/434/openbci-to-android-app-using-external-bluetooth-module-on-breadboard

For others following this thread, Winslow and I have been in touch via email with Momen (author of the OpenBCI Community / Android post mentioned above.) And he has provided zip files with his source

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/434/openbci-to-android-app-using-external-bluetooth-module-on-breadboard

I'm happy to share with you all the source code for the Android app that we worked on couple months ago. This app can be used with the AlphaWave demo to communicate with the OpenBCI 32-bit board direc

If you install the FTDI drivers I think you get all of it, might be mistaken. In any event, your code does not need to talk with D2XX. It's just a plain serial port, the /dev/xxx that it exposes. The

I will post here about final setup and performance for Android use

I remember that I was able to easily update the Firmware in the ChipKIT to enable the BLE button and connect my board directly to my phone successfully to both iPhone and Android devices. However, I h

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/434/openbci-to-android-app-using-external-bluetooth-module-on-breadboard

Check these posts for info on how you can use an OTG "on the go" adapter on your Android to plug the dongle in there.

I was wondering if the BluTooth LE switch will be enabled soon? I am trying to connect the OpenBCI device to an android phone and that would be the only way I see soo far. if there were a code file to

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