1. Cyton supports the SD card. In the 'normal' case with Cyton, the SD card recording session is started from a laptop, which is connected to the Cyton. The GUI currently just supports one board at a

1. Can the Ganglion AND/OR Cyton record the EEG data to the SD card? (preferred option)

the Wifi and just staring my SDcard recording session from dongle. I try

how? (I know we can sample higher with SD card, but I am looking at near

I'm doubt now at the problem, now that you may come true just start a high sample rate SD card recording only from the dongle, why not you publish a new firmware and SDK to support the function? On th

I don’t get your reply, I want to discuss SD card only

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to store any data on SD card and created the following thread:

I've tried to run Cyton board with 128 Gb SD card (should be good enough for 2 hours of 8 channels of data with 250 sample/sec).

Hello, if I plug in SD card to record to (on the Cyton board), can I subsequently remove the USB dongle and have the Cyton to continue to record to the SD card? 

start a high sample rate SD card recording only from the dongle, why not

board. I still haven't managed to obtain the SD card holder but did get all of the rest and completed the board. Upon powering up the board many things seem to go wrong. One of most noticeable was, w

I am also currently facing the same issue, I have order the board to be made and have all of the components APART from the RF22301 and the SD card holder.

When I follow the tutorial procedure for uploading the firmware in order to write data to an SD card (from the GanglionBCI github example folder) I run into an issue. On the nrf Toolbox app under the

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1653/script-to-convert-sd-card-file

I'm trying to open a large file I recorded on the SD card during an 8 hours of sleep. In order to translate the file I know I have to open the OpenBCI GUI within processing, which works fine. I go thr

In principle, I’m interested in using only the WiFi Shield (firmware version 2.0.5), but I experience the following issue also with Bluetooth and both with and without SD card.

Profeell, just to clarify your statement "The good sound card has 24 bit, it can more match the 32 bit EEG data,"

Thank you so much, My idea is that I want to use sound card to output analog signal, then change electric signal. The good sound card has 24 bit, it can more match the 32 bit EEG data,

Actually not, checkout the links in the other thread (below). This 20 hz highpass filter is caused by capacitors in the sound card output section. It is straightforward to remove those and get the &qu

two way to get may data, cyton have cyton SDK, I can use cyton SDK to set the