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  1. experimenting with various repo .ino files, freezes after 'b'

    antigeinus
    by antigeinus · March 2015
    2. Processing getting the signal through Arduino and trying to match all predefined conditions, After one of the function is being triggered then send the request back to Arduino.
  2. github.com / OpenBCI_Python

    jfrey
    by jfrey · February 2015
    features, to select those via user.py and... to trigger several plugins at the same time. See code and README (or even logs to see how trivial it is to convert current code to plugins), I think it's
  3. functions linked to 10-20 locations. aBCI: affective BCI

    ellenvolumetric
    by ellenvolumetric · February 2015
    I want to use a range of  emotional responses to trigger certain visual and auditory events, and I know from working with NeuroSky that can be accomplished with meditation and focus. So now that I can
  4. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    biomurph
    by biomurph · February 2015
    int trigger = 18;
  5. Accelerated Learning

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · February 2015
    Marksmen consistently showed an increase in alpha power (seen in all electrode sites) beginning approximately two seconds before trigger pull, and a modest increase in theta power (seen only in right
  6. OpenViBE P300 Speller tutorial / questions

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · February 2015
    The LabStreamingLayer driver is a great addition and will help in synchronizing various trigger signals and such.
  7. larger number of channels ?

    biomurph
    by biomurph · January 2015
    Maybe a better way to use multiple boards simultaneously is to use an external trigger, or have one board trigger the other(s) as a way to sync the data streams...
  8. stimulus integration

    biomurph
    by biomurph · December 2014
    It's possible to dedicate one of the ADS1299 inputs to record a trigger event.More useful is to use one of the broken out pins of the ATmega or PIC.
  9. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
    Trigger is just only time stamp that let me know where is the starting point of each stimulation onset.
  10. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · November 2014
    You didnt answer my question earlier. What is the trigger info coming in on UDP?  Does it HAVE to be UDP.  Heck ethernet or wireless delays could impact you if you are that time constrained.
  11. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
    However, it's better to send the trigger signal from visual stimulation itself without any additional wire or sensor. (As Chip's blog, he used photo sensor for recording flickering frequency of his vi
  12. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · November 2014
    I was also curious about your statement that you were only using 1 channel of EEG.  Is that really enough to do a P300 speller?  :-)  What is the trigger that sends your UDP message?  Can't you just u
  13. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
    The red line show examples of time stamps of trigger data based on UDP events. 
  14. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
      incomingMouseX = theOscMessage.get(idxtrigger).intValue();
  15. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
    happen, and then start new thread for recording trigger data on another .txt file.
  16. timing marks, buffering delays, etc.

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
    I modified OpenBCI_GUI. I tried to recorded trigger data from another Processing sketch. 
  17. Nice to meet you chipaudette and other OpenBCI guys!!!

    P300_MAN
    by P300_MAN · November 2014
    visual stimulation to recording program, and trigger data from visual stimulation program is important > testing in online mode is my ultimate goal
  18. Detecting Alpha Waves

    chipaudette
    by chipaudette · October 2014
    BCI hacks, I've used these Alpha rhythms to trigger lights and to control robots.  I figured that I'd explore in a little more detail different refinements on algorithms to get solid Alpha detection.
  19. SD card writing speed.

    admin
    by admin · May 2014
    = 2000; // minimum time that won't trigger overrun error<br />// file system<br />SdFat sd;<br />// test file<br />SdFile file;<br /&
  20. Musical applications

    wjcroft
    by wjcroft · April 2014
    The Bioexplorer and Bioera biofeedback / neurofeedback applications are easily used to produce MIDI output from EEG. One of the modules is a MIDI sound device. It can take trigger inputs from Thresh
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