at the moment i think its really the easiest Solution to use the PN Device with the Bioexplorer

Larry @ Bioexplorer is somewhat notorious for not answering emails. But in this case it may be justified because you have no protocol specs. My advise would be just use the PN equipment you have, that

i have already asked the Support form Bioexplorer if he can write me a Software so that i can use the NNC with the Bio Explorer, but he has never answered my Mail....

They use a 4 channel setup with O1 O2 C3 and C4, all simultaneously monitoring alpha levels. Each channel has it's own tone whose volume represents the alpha amplitude. The tones are even located on s

because of this i am really interested to expand my Training Program, at the Moment i have only a 2 Ch Alpha Session from the (for me Specialized) Training Program in the Bioexplorer

It only takes about an hour to setup a Bioexplorer design to do this.

If you use the Pocket-Neurobics with Bioexplorer or BioEra, (VPLs, Visual Programming Languages) this is easy to do. Although James Hardt has seemingly apparently 'patented' this approach, it's very r

Some of the apps such as Bioexplorer or BioEra will let you draw a graph of the Delay factor in milliseconds against the incoming frequency of the filter you are setting up. In such cases Butterworth

I tend to go along with what UCSD is saying (above links): even when optimal, resampling can produce undesirable artifacts. When someone pays $400+ for Bioexplorer, they would expect to get pristine E

Jake, hi. The queries on OpenEEG are largely from users wanting to purchase Bioexplorer and use it with neurofeedback designs such as Pete Van Deusen's Brain Trainer. Costs for both items are roughly

I know a couple people that have been lobbying Larry Janow asking for OpenBCI driver support in Bioexplorer. I encourage you to do so as well, to add to the chorus. I think if enough people mention th

I heard that Bioexplorer are not paying attention to OpenBCI team. 

Dan, what type of training are you trying to do? Have you looked at the BrainBay tutorial and considered augmenting that to uptrain / downtrain the bands you are interested in? One of the best home tr

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nice calibration scales on the edges, such as Bioexplorer or BioEra or OpenViBE. I'm sure LabVIEW does this as well. Obviously you can do this in MATLAB, Python also. Chip uses the latter two quite a

One big sticking point is: OpenEEG runs at 256 sps and we are 250 sps. So that is a pretty large monkey wrench. :-(  Chip had his OpenEEG emulation running and talking to Brainbay at one point. But pr

I use EEG amps in neurofeedback and software that i have used during the last couple of years is BioExplorer, mostly due to the abundance of designs and help from people using it.

and design that you would want to attempt in Bioexplorer. Since there is no support for nested function blocks in Bioexplorer, that might explain the hundreds of interconnection wires involved. I was

MindMIDI is based on BioExplorer and uses some more MIDI tools.

Why go to all the trouble of creating open source hardware and then not finish the job by creating open source software? Last year I conducted research for the Australian Defence Force on open source