I haven't used my Cyton board for a few years (It did work then) and I'm having trouble getting the board to connect. I'm using OSX and when I click Auto Scan "Attempting to open serial/COM port&

"They were recognized on my MAC before today and the only thing i did is to install the D2xx driver."

They were recognized on my MAC before today and the only thing i did is to install the D2xx driver.

Update: Got it working after uninstalling and reinstalling everything (the FTDI VCP driver and the D2xxHelper). Not sure why that did it but yay?

I have installed the FTDI driver, disabled the Apple-provided VCP by using D2xxHelper, rebooting everything multiple times.  I also tried plugging in an arduino to see if that appeared in the /dev fol

has anyone, apart from @Florian, ever tried to use the D2xx Library to communicate with the OpenBCI Dongle with an Android smartphone? I'm experiencing some issues and I would like to know if anyone w

My impression is that the OTG / D2XX route with Cyton will be easier. As the example code already exists at the link you mentioned. 

Hi William,

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/279/android-apps-via-otg-cable-dongle-and-d2xx-library

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/279/android-apps-via-otg-cable-dongle-and-d2xx-library

If you install the FTDI drivers I think you get all of it, might be mistaken. In any event, your code does not need to talk with D2XX. It's just a plain serial port, the /dev/xxx that it exposes. The

Ahhh, that makes sense, thanks @wjcroft. Do I want the D2XX or D3XX drivers (so I guess, what's the difference between 'em)?

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/279/android-apps-via-otg-cable-dongle-and-d2xx-library

- I downloaded the drivers, extracted them and launched dpinst-amd64.exe and it install Bus/D2XX and VCP drivers.

This discussion was created from comments split from: D2XX dongle EEPROM communications area, possible uses.

This is very interesting and I am curious how they will work together.  So I downloaded and installed D2xx driver for Windows and then installed the NeuroServer (0.7.4 windows binary) and then ran the

http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/AppNotes/AN_233_Java_D2xx_for_Android_API_User_Manual.pdf

I also found an API call in the FTDI VCP / D2XX driver, that allows the programmer to alter certain dongle (usb port) EEPROM location variables. In other words, this could be a "communications&qu

I don't believe that Github link you provided reflects the current approach on Android. Using the D2XX library with the dongle seems the way to go at the moment. Bluetooth Low Energy (without dongle)

Hey guys!