You could try sending a private message to Chip @chipaudette by clicking on his name here. Then pressing the Message button. I still suggest using the laptop, will be much easier. You can do realtime

The high pass filter will work if you are doing it correctly. To verify this, explore some of the VPLs, such as BrainBay, neuromore, OpenViBE, etc.

as neuromore or BrainBay or one of the other VPLs. Use the search box in the right column.

First, thank you for the suggestion. So far, I have not had the chance to try it out, but it seems the first order filters I have used in conjunction with a notch filter are insufficient, especially w

I might suggest using one of the VPL interface languages to experiment with the element blocks there. This is a fast way to prototype and see what you are doing. Avoiding the need to code your own sig

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

If you are looking for another tutorial on VPLs and filtering, take a look at this BrainBay tutorial, many of the same ideas apply,

It's easy to modify BrainBay (or other VPL) designs to remove or add elements. It would only take a few minutes to turn the 5 channel synchrony protocol into a 4 channel version. Take a look at one Br

The current OpenBCI and new Ganglion will be supported by programs such as neuromore, BrainBay, BioEra, etc. All of these are what are called VPL's, Visual Programming Languages. Which let you setup c

Bear in mind that if you are using a framework such as OpenViBE, neuromore, BrainBay, etc. which consumes the raw EEG data via the dongle -- then it is usually much easier to do your filtering and sig

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/469/neuromore-studio-new-free-visual-programming-language-vpl-for-openbci

The current OpenBCI boards have BioEra support. And @jarek Foltynski (BioEra author) offers excellent customer support for adding new devices and responding to questions or fixes. I use Pocket-Neurobi

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/search&Search=vpl

Try some Google searches on Unity 3D and various VPLs such as Max, Pure Data, VVVV. 'neuromore' can output an OSC stream from the connection to the OpenBCI board. As well as doing some signal processi

(1) have you considered using a VPL such as neuromore, BrainBay, or OpenViBE to create your filters and threshold detector? No firmware changes are needed for doing any arbitrary signal processing in

Use the search box at right to lookup: neuromore, BrainBay and OpenViBE. These are all VPL, visual programming languages that allow you to do signal processing without programming.

If you look at the BrainBay neurofeedback tutorial example I've mentioned previously, it shows several graph subwindows, each with their own graph scale. The RAW EEG is plotted on a large scale, say +

If you are looking to do your own data analysis live in realtime, consider exploring one of the VPL (Visual Programming Language) apps such as neuromore or BrainBay. Use the search box at lower right

The trainings you mention are straightforward band amplitude trainings. This is easy to do in any of the VPLs such as BrainBay, BioEra, or neuromore. All of these support the current v3 OpenBCI boards

Neuromore is another VPL visual programming language, that is now available. The Community edition is free.