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DIY headband, all channels railed, known good electrodes
by Shawn ·I am trying to use the snap electrodes to collect EEG data, as shown in the pic below. But I got all channels railed after started. I ran the impedance test and pretty much all electrodes are in a goo -
noise, high impedance: electrode cap with Cyton+Daisy
by Saima ·I am using OPENBCI 21 channel cap with Cyton and daisy board. My PHD thesis is to collect data for emotion classification using random visual stimuli. I have developed a MATLAB software to separate an -
How to keep channels open
by qijia ·Currently, if we keep a channel open/floating, the openBCI software will soon indicate 'railed 100%' and stop reading data. I am wondering if there is a way to keep it floating while still reading the -
Ultracortex III, SSVEP, excessive noise and railing
by Jano ·Check out the previous 'railed' links. -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by Shawn ·However, still wonder why the railed channel could work without the BIAS connected if the electrode is worn. -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by wjcroft ·Do you have more in detail for this tip:- _Check board function: Connect SRB, BIAS, and railed Channel using jumpers / y-cables / ... This should give you roughly 0.00 uV. See picture (1)._ Since the -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by Shawn ·Do you have more in detail for this tip:- _Check board function: Connect SRB, BIAS, and railed Channel using jumpers / y-cables / ... This should give you roughly 0.00 uV. See picture (1)._ Since the -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by wjcroft ·https://www.google.com/search?as_q=railed&as_sitesearch=openbci.com -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by Shawn ·thanks for all these info, I just found that it still railed if I just turn off BIAS for the C3 channel. It can only work when I take off the BIAS earclip or turn BIAS off for all channels. And I foun -
Ultracortex III, SSVEP, excessive noise and railing
by wjcroft ·Check out the previous 'railed' links. -
Ultracortex III, SSVEP, excessive noise and railing
by Jano ·I also tried to use gold cup electrode on an ear lobe for reference, but then all channels became railed for some reason. -
Ultracortex III, SSVEP, excessive noise and railing
by wjcroft ·I also tried to use gold cup electrode on an ear lobe for reference, but then all channels became railed for some reason. -
Ultracortex III, SSVEP, excessive noise and railing
by wjcroft ·https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1481/how-to-become-de-railed -
Ultracortex III, SSVEP, excessive noise and railing
by Jano ·I am trying to build BCI using Ultracortex Mark III "Nova" & "Supernova" (REVISED) and Cyton Board based on SSVEP. This is a phenomenon that if the test subject looks at an -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by wjcroft ·'BIAS' has a dual function, it acts like 'Ground' on most other EEG amplifiers. And it also provides a 'counter-mains' injection to reduce the mains noise. It is ok to use the GUI settings panel to tu -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by wjcroft ·https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1481/how-to-become-de-railed -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by wjcroft ·Here are other tips on resolving the RAILED condition: -
The channel of C3 electrode railed if connect the BIAS channel
by Shawn ·We found the channel of the C3 electrode is always railed if we connect both SRB and BIAS. Once we disconnect BIAS or disable it in the setting, seems like everything works well. -
Poor data quality, plotted in EEGLAB / Matlab
by Saima ·Can any one please guide me why my data is being plotted like this as i haven't encounter that kind of EEG data plot yet. I have made all my channels "Not Railed" and impedance of channel w -
Cyton + Wifi, Packet Loss / Noise Issues
by retiutut ·I don't believe that the GUI v4 or GUI v5 data pipelines would be related to what we see in this image. It's too odd and likely is accurate data from the board. Both the spikes/dips and small waves in