Another way you could go is with a VPL, such as BrainBay, OpenViBE or even National Instruments LabView. All these have expression evaluator elements.

If you want to do more general DSP digital signal processing, the VPL, visual programming languages such as OpenViBE, BrainBay, LabView, NeuroPype, can make the DSP much easier. VPL connect DSP proces

and disslved the companyt. I have a code in LabVIEW to do that reads in the Cyton and triggers a DIY current controlled, electrically isolated tACS  device, but the code can be stripped down to monit

now I know what the problem was.  My Labview code was corrupted.  The code looked good but broken behind the graphics.  Copying it from one laptop to another just ported over the bug as well.  When I

Have you tried Cassani's toolkit?? He never reported any packet dropping, and you are the first LabView user mentioning this (and not using his kit). Perhaps he is using some trick or API that you hav

I WAS using the hard-coded queuing built into Labview to control the interplay between my low-level and high-level loops but I took it out thinking it was the bug, 'cept it wasn't.Last night I wrote

I figured it might be at the serial port but I'm not using a driver, just directly grabbing from the built-in serial-port modules built into Labview.  I even tried a different version of Labview!

Also, if you are using the LabView driver from @Cassani, I hope you have been in touch with him via email. You can click on his name here, then use the Message button in the upper right.

problems. Any 'spikes' you are seeing with your LabView, might be due to glitches in the LabView packet reading routines.

I think the source for the LabView Cyton driver is available. Could you add some debug statements to catch discontinuities in the packet counter incrementing? And then print out some diagnostic info o

I have everything running with a Labview interface and it all runs great! (home built hardware)However, sometimes the red light on the dongle will randomly blink and I get big glitches in my data that

Other VPLs exist, such as OpenViBE, BioEra, LabView, etc. All of these have tutorial material.

Yet another route is with the various VPL (Visual Programming Language) apps such as BioEra, BrainBay, LabView, etc. These all have MIDI or audio output capabilities as well as signal processing eleme

A more flexible approach with rapid prototyping can be done with VPL, Visual Programming Language environments such as BioEra, LabView, OpenViBE, Max / Puredata, etc. These frameworks let you setup ch

LabView is another VPL supporting Cyton; with a deep DSP toolkit. As far as I know, the original versions of NeurOptimal (by Val Brown) were implemented in LabView. So it can do realtime signal proces

Even easier is to use a VPL such as OpenViBE, BioEra, Bioexplorer, BrainBay, LabVIEW, neuromore, etc. that generates the feedback directly on the laptop. This is how neurofeedback programs work.

However, by editing the LatencyTimer in the FTDI settings in the Registry Editor, everything seems to be working! LabVIEW and the GUI!

It's unclear what their next steps are at this time. I'm hoping they will notify us. They do list a 'Pro' edition on their site for $75 per month. We're hoping they will reinstate a low cost edition f

All the VPL (Visual Programming Language) programs can do this: BrainBay, neuromore, OpenViBE, BioEra, LabVIEW. These already work with the original OpenBCI 8 and 16 channel boards. However it may tak

I already use the labview toolkit provided here https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-40837, but I was looking for Simulink support because the latter is capable of directly programming the targeted