• ESP32 for Bluetooth transmission to PC

* OpenBCI USB Bluetooth Dongle

Do you have any idea what changed between last year when everything worked fine, and this year? For example could be your lab location, with the new location having more wireless, Bluetooth, cellular

There is a similar UART port on the Cyton mainboard for communication between the PIC32 (main microcontroller) and the mainboard RFduino, which handles the wireless (Gazelle / Bluetooth / custom proto

about browser support for serial port (Cyton) or Bluetooth (Ganglion) devices. See the Slack link in the Community section:

I'd also like to add OpenBCI support. For Cyton/Ganglion over Web Serial or Web Bluetooth, has anyone here built browser-based streaming from these boards? Curious about latency, packet parsing, and w

It is also possible that you are in a lab area with many other competing wireless devices (Bluetooth, wifi, cellular, etc.) Getting the dongle off the table and closer to the mainboards will also help

Are there any other nodes in your area using Bluetooth, internet-of-things, etc.?

I am very keen to use a bluetooth eeg to record brain activity whilst I am listening to an audiobook. Both files can then be compared using ai.(possibly ChatGPT)

Did you see it in the GUI? That is likely the same address you would use in the BrainBay element setup box. And the same address shown in the Windows Bluetooth Explorer app.

https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n0ztkf1qd98?hl=en-US&gl=US [WIndows Store, Bluetooth Explorer]

I don't have a BrainBay screen handy at the moment. Don't you have TWO choices in the BrainBay / Brainflow element menu? One is considered 'native' and uses the Bluetooth of the host PC. The other cho

Where can I find the MAC address? Is it the same as BT address? I've looked in the nrf mobile app and Bluetooth LE Explorer but there's nothing that looks like a MAC address. Also, I have the latest b

* other wifi or bluetooth equipment in your area

I just installed OpenBCI GUI v.6.0.0-beta on a new computer in our lab. When I open Data Source--> Ganglion--> Bluetooth (BLED112 Dongle) I get an endless search and nothing shows up. Ru

The latency is also relatively constant, but can vary if there is a lot of Bluetooth or Wifi activity in your area. Typically only couple milliseconds or less.

Please read some of these previous Forum posts. The timestamps are not generated inside the Cyton, but instead by Brainflow in the laptop after the radio packet samples have been buffered by Bluetooth

Timestamps are assigned NOT at the Ganglion board, but when the radio packets travel through the USB or Bluetooth OS interface and arrive at the Brainflow library / GUI. So expect some buffering delay

Are you sure you are using Wifi Shield? Those systems have not been sold for some years. The normal Cyton radio link is via a form of Bluetooth, not Wifi. The raw data is always in microvolts, no mult

Are you sure you are using Wifi Shield? Those systems have not been sold for some years. The normal Cyton radio link is via a form of Bluetooth, not Wifi. The raw data is always in microvolts, no mult