Below page shows a sample BrainBay neurofeedback example, for rewarding alpha. There are other tutorials, manuals at the BrainBay site. Open source and free.

the recommended neurofeedback apps for OpenBCI (BrainBay, neuromore, BioEra), you can easily design your own feedback system based on either Tarrant or your own goals. You asked about 'visualizer', a

https://docs.openbci.com/Software/CompatibleThirdPartySoftware/BrainBay/

https://sites.google.com/site/biofeedbackpages/brainbay-openbci

I managed to get brainbay working well now, I've only been having trouble with the front electrodes - for some reason I can't get consistently get good signal. The comb electrodes have been working p

* BrainBay

https://docs.openbci.com/Software/CompatibleThirdPartySoftware/BrainBay/

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.

I believe that when and if Richard @retiutut replies, that the value to enter in the mac_address field of the BrainBay element setup box, would have solved your issue. Did you ever run the Windows app

Richard @retiutut, question for you as GUI dev, regarding your accessing of a BLED112 Ganglion from the Brainflow. The user in this thread is having trouble opening the Ganglion dongle from BrainBay.

No problem. Did you try the BrainBay element connection, leaving the MAC blank?

Yeah, even the latest version of brainbay does not seem to work.

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

like a MAC address. Also, I have the latest brainbay already.

BrainBay IS USING Brainflow library. There are TWO choices for Ganglion device in the BrainBay 'element' menus. One choice uses the old Hub system. Stop using that element.

https://github.com/ChrisVeigl/BrainBay/issues/49

My understanding is that BrainBay contains several different Ganglion 'driver' choices. The original driver did indeed use the long ago deprecated 'Hub' component of the GUI. This has not been active

I may have messed up big time. My ganglion turned off mid-update. That may be the reason why it can't connect to either brainbay or openbci gui. However, it can connect to the nrf app so that's a bit

I think updating my firmware has made my ganglion unable to connect to brainbay as things were fine before and now the device cannot be found by brainbay. I get a "Opening COM6: Access denied&quo

I got it to work. I read the brainbay manual and saw that only one eeg source could be open at a time, so I just had to delete the previous EEG element and enter the ganglion element next.