Because it does not belong there; it is specific to those trying to recover from AlphaWave. And also added a caution on the AlphaWave thread,

Please be very cautious if you attempt to use this AlphaWave demo code. It was developed when OpenBCI Cyton firmware was at V1 level in around 2016. Multiple users who tried out AlphaWave encountered

 I'm trying to test the AlphaWave demo, because I find it really interesting  (https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/694/android-based-app-alphawave-demo). 

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1538/cyton-board-not-working-after-loading-alphawave-firmware

https://github.com/Alfahad/OpenBCI_AlphaWave/

The Ganglion and Cyton have relatively slow processors and very limited RAM (especially compared to a laptop). There are some threads on the forum here showing an alpha detector implemented directly o

Correct, BLE code is not in Cyton, it uses a different radio protocol. However if you use Search box at right for "AlphaWave", you'll find a V1 firmware variant by Hassan that sends limited

On the other hand, Hassan's AlphaWave project DID implement BLE from the Cyton, but only transmits a tiny data stream.

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

Here's Hassan's AlphaWave project, which runs on the mainboard, and does feedback over BLE to a phone,

If you have V2 firmware, then using Hassan's AlphaWave will require substantial work. Because it is setup for V1 firmware. That's why I suggested another approach. I can't give you any guidance on con

Yes, I am trying to upload Mr. Hassan's AlphaWave code to my board for BLE connection. It seems my board is V2 firmware, so is it not possible to upload directly Mr. Hassan's Alphawave project to my b

Since you are just starting out with OpenBCI, I might suggest that it could be somewhat daunting if you are attempting to follow Hassan's AlphaWave instructions on changing / modifying the RFduino mai

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/691/openbci-alphawave-bluetooth-le-enabled-no-dongle

re: Gazelle (GZLL) vs BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy). These are two completely different modes the RFduinos can communicate in. The OpenBCI firmware uses GZLL to achieve maximum possible data transmission

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/691/openbci-alphawave-bluetooth-le-enabled-no-dongle

magnitude detection, have you looked at Hassan's AlphaWave?

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/691/openbci-alphawave-bluetooth-le-enabled-no-dongle

The value of the AlphaWave onboard processing is that it can compress the stream into just the essential data (alpha amplitude value) and send that over BLE to any mobile device without the dongle.

@sardet, the default firmware in the dongle and mainboard allows what you are referring to. Hassan's AlphaWave project required his firmware mods so that he could utilize the Bluetooth Low Energy mode