I am currently using Cyton with Bluetooth and Brainbay for neurofeedback software.

You can use either the dongle or the Ganglion Native board type. See earlier link on SupportedBoards. The Native version uses the Bluetooth hardware built into your microcontroller.

How do i connect the Ganglion Board to the Jetson Nano i cant do it with Bluetooth since the device does not get recognized by the Jetson Nano Board even though the necessary drivers were installed

I'm actually already using the Brainflow library to connect to the Muse S via Bluetooth on my MacBook and receive raw data. I can also display the data live using the real_time_plot.py sample code, wi

Hello, I recently got the Cython (v3) with the Bluetooth dongle. I followed the instructions from the video and the docs but I am having issues connecting to the software (latest version). I have down

On the Cyton mainboard, the PIC32 / chipKIT microcontroller sends the serial data to the RFduino radio chip for transmission over 'Bluetooth'. The Bluetooth implementation is NOT using standard BLE 4.

On the Cyton mainboard, the PIC32 / chipKIT microcontroller sends the serial data to the RFduino radio chip for transmission over 'Bluetooth'. The Bluetooth implementation is NOT using standard BLE 4.

There are things called Bluetooth switches. Might be a possibility more along your initial thread question.

Since the trigger is recorded exactly at the same time as the EEG channels, the Bluetooth or USB buffering has no impact.

Hi All,

@wjcroft I think the issue is that we cannot find a way to add another channel to OpenBCI_Gui that would be listening to the virtual serial port (the same one that is used by the PsychoPy to write to

Do you know anything about the functionality of the bluetooth versions sold on aliexpress?

According to the datasheet, RFduino is a Bluetooth 4.0 low energy BLE module. Compared with classic Bluetooth, BLE has fewer channels, 40 vs. 80. But all the BLT versions, 4.0 through 5.0, have 40 cha

You are going to have to experiment to see what channel interval works best in your situation. If '3' is not working, try '5' etc. Unfortunately as is the case with all wifi and Bluetooth radio channe

You are going to have to experiment to see what channel interval works best in your situation. If '3' is not working, try '5' etc. Unfortunately as is the case with all wifi and Bluetooth radio channe

It IS possible to change the radio channel used by the Cyton and dongle. But the channel range is very narrow in the Bluetooth / wifi portion of the radio spectrum. Almost all other Bluetooth devices

Try first with the BLED112 dongle. But if you are using a more recent Windows machine with appropriate Bluetooth BLE support, you may also be able to connect via the 'native' device type instead of th

Have you tried moving your equipment setup to another room? If there is EMF electromagnetic field environmental noise in your area, this might reduce it. Such noise can come from nearby wireless equip

probably find it easier to use other additional Bluetooth devices, such as Emotibit.

Ganglion board or is it maybe that the native bluetooth connection is not working well? We will try that strategy that you're mentioning once we get the dongle, thanks for the advise. Just let me ask