Though the Docs mention SD card commands for Ganglion, we are adding more warnings stating that this feature is not available.

Although my audio outputs/inputs have not changed since I last had the GUI working, I currently am using Bluetooth headphones (Sony WH-1000XM4) as output and sometimes also input (I also have Microsof

that you plug in a usb dongle based "sound card", and use that as your sound output. These are very inexpensive, like $10. The error log is showing that the currently selected sound output

After recently upgrading my computer I had similar problems with the GUI failing to launch and showing a blank screen, even with up to date Open GL and graphics card drivers. However, I was able to so

You are free to rewrite the firmware, but it is not recommended. The current firmware has no way of sensing if the radio channel is blocked due to dongle reception issues. The packets are just sent (p

The buffering on the Cyton mainboard RAM is minimal, only a sample or so until it is either sent to the RFduino radio or stored on the SD card. You are expected to remove the SD card and read it on yo

I have received an email asking for the credit card and cvv code, as email is surely not a wise idea to send such crucial information, I'm wondering if this is a scam email. The screenshot of the emai

I've looked into SD card recording quite a few times, and since its a minor feature of the board, there are rare requests to investigate and then even less resources to look at: firmware, BrainFlow, a

My understanding was that Emotibit can do live streaming OR SD card recording, see below.

Am I correct that saving to a micro-SD card mitigates any bluetooth issues? i.e. If I experience any bluetooth connection issues (from interference or moving way from the dongle), the complete data st

I am expecting my bluetooth stream to cut out as the user may be moving away from the dongle at times. Therefore, I am planning to also save the data to a micro-SD card on board the Cyton. I am wonder

If I am using an SD card, is the data stream saved to the SD card also stopped?

I wonder what is the best way (if any) to connect Cyton to the internet. We are performing a long experiment of a few days, and saving measured data to the SD card. During this time we won't have acc

Also, I am temporarily using the 4xAA battery holder, and the wire is sticking out the side, from the SD card port. When that wire is there, it actually seems to correct the alignment somewhat. This

@Shyamal Where are you trying to use the SD card files primarily? GUI v5.1.0 can play back these files just fine as it converts them in the background.

I'm using Cyton Daisy with SD card for collecting EEG data. The sampling rate mentioned on website is 250hz, however, my data is being sampled at 256hz, as shown in this images:

I selected RFduino card, port, and tried to flash, but get the following error:

The buffering on the Cyton mainboard RAM is minimal, only a sample or so until it is either sent to the RFduino radio or stored on the SD card. You are expected to remove the SD card and read it on yo

Hi, I'm using brainflow, Cyton and SD card to save EEG data. after stoping the data stream, are the datas still in the internal buffer? so that we can save it on our computer as well in .csv file with

As of January 2021, these constants and equations are included in BrainFlow for Cyton users! This means users can pick any supported language and the data will already be scaled appropriately. These e