bash $ bluetoothctl menu scan transport le back scan on

in the works for something like an 8-channel bluetooth wearable. Another person is speaking with some academics about getting the board approved for use as comparable against a BioSemi. It is wired,

Note that nRF Connect is an Android app so if someone from the future is looking at this post, they may need to use a different Bluetooth scanner depending on their OS.

Remember, if your computer is recent, and has full Bluetooth hardware and drivers built-in, then you may not even need the dongle. Dongle is mainly for older computers that need Bluetooth help.

Oh. Like this? The dongle is just a conduit for the signal between the ganglion board and the GUI? "Make sure your computer's Bluetooth feature is turned on. Select LIVE (from Ganglion) from

Additionally, if your computer is relatively recent, it may support the 'native Bluetooth' access method for Ganglion. More details on this page,

Works for both USB and Bluetooth interfaces.

$150 with Bluetooth

One might expect that a spirometer device in the modern era, might have a Bluetooth interface for interacting with phone apps. This would be the recommended way to go. You would find out from the manu

image is after connecting via my laptop's native Bluetooth. I have tried running a session in a less noisy environment and I still get the same result. Also, after letting the session run for a while

The version number is available in the Bluetooth device information 'packets' .

for that because BioEra already has its own bluetooth stack (both bled112 and soon native too), but I will try to research what is in there.

@jarek, thanks. Another distinct advantage of the Brainflow library for Ganglion, is that it can choose to operate EITHER with the BLED112 dongle, OR instead utilize the native Bluetooth hardware in t

is there a way to send filtered Time Series data via bluetooth?

We determined that the problem was related to the compression algorithm used to transmit data from the device to the host computer. Bluetooth has a limited bandwidth and in order to maintain the sampl

If you have a newer laptop, Ganglion is supported by the native Bluetooth built into the laptop. At least this is the case on Mac. I think on PC also.

The Ganglion firmware update process is described here, it uses Bluetooth. OpenBCI will supply the new 'OTA' (Over The Air update) firmware file,

Excellent news! Looking forward to testing it ! Will you be notifying interested users when the FW is ready? How is it updated on the Ganglion? Via bluetooth? Or does this require some form of wired c

Bluetooth can apparently only send 100 packets/s and each packet is just 20 bytes of data?

The dongle is fine, but a small chip on the board got detached from the cyton daisy board and I think that is the problem for bluetooth.