Haseeb
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Connect PIC rx pin to ftdi tx pin and vice versa. Everything else seems fine to me.
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Please double check that you're following the Bluetooth based firmware uploading guide with only difference of direct rx/tx pin connections of ftdi with pic controller's tx/rx pins and the ground pin obviously.
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Thanks @wjcroft and @retiutut. I have created a post in community forum regarding this demo.
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I was able to make this project with the help of my team using cyton board and wifi shield: Thanks to OpenBCI. Regards Haseeb
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Congratulations @alwayswearshats! Keep it up.
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Yes, it is possible over wifi. When I started the gui through processing, I was able to see the commands in console that were sent over wifi for channel settings. The SDK commands can be sent through bluetooth or wifi. See the SRB1_Test on the link …
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There was a problem with my spi pins of wifi module. It is working now. I want to summarize this thread that you can run cyton board with wifi shield without using bluetooth dongle or bluetooth module on the cyton board. You just need one time…
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I checked OpenBCI_32bit_Library and found that it prints addresses of ads1299 and LIS3DH after communicating with them using SPI.
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Hi William! I checked the OpenBCI_GUI code, it either connects through WIFI or bluetooth not both at a time. I checked the swagger hub that shows meanings of different response codes of WIFI shield. The OpenBCI_GUI on startup reads those codes t…
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Hi wjcroft! Thanks again. I uploaded the bootloader using pickit 3 and was able to upload the firmware without using bluetooth, by directly connecting the Rx and Tx pins. Now I am using the wifi shield. I have got an issue. The OpenBCI_GUI detec…
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[Original thread title: Standards and benchmarks followed in designing Cyton board] What are the international standards you followed while designing Cyton board?
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Thanks ahsanic
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Thanks wjcroft
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Hi ahsanicCan you guide me about burning code in pic32 using pickit3?
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Got it. Thanks
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Thank you William, I'll look into the cyton schematic. Do I need the serial connections after uploading the firmware as you mentioned the way OpenBCI_GUI interacts with cyton? What I was thinking is to upload the firmware using wired connections th…
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Alright! Is it the bootloader that allows to communicate with the chipkit serially? I'll go for the FTDI device option. What will be the connections? I mean where to connect the Rx and Tx pins of FTDI device on cyton board?
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It is fine with me to use Pickit 3 but I have a confusion. In the openBCI documentation, it first talks about bootloading the chipkit with Pickit 3 then it talks about uploading the firmware using Bluetooth dongle. Is it possible to upload the firmw…
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Thanks William! I read the discussion. I know that break out pins are available for bootloading of chipkit but it couldn't answer my questions.
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Sorry! I should have posted in build-it-yourself category and now it seems I don't have the permissions to move it to the build-it-yourself category.