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I did not do any serious NF with it. I used it mostly as an easy and user friendly wrapper for BioEra to play with. The brutal reality of commercial NF is that even though the technology does work (I got my Nicotine addiction disappear after 1 ses…
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@anonymoose said: Hello, is this neurofeedback program well designed and does it work well for neurofeedback? I am interested in trying this as a beginner to neurofeedback. Hi @anonymoose Your best bet would be asking Glyn how large is t…
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Solution from: https://forum.arduino.cc/t/chipkit-boards-used-to-be-supported-on-arduino-are-they-no-longer-so/1166038/3 worked. The easiest workaround will be to use Arduino IDE 1.x to install the platform. Once you have done that, you can swi…
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Sry, for stealing the thread but I just came across the same exact issue. It is not related to the board in any way, the below error pops up during installing the chipkit board library in Arduino IDE. The Cyton is not even turned on. Error: 13 …
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Did read, although I missed the part with sticking the photodiode to the screen. Thx a lot for your help Regards Peter
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Thx William So You are saying that the stimulus signal and the EEG data is is not received from the receiver application which combines the real time stimulus and delayed EEG data but stimulus signal is the sent to the Cyton board which combines i…
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I can confirm now. It is expected to work with both OpenBCI and PN Q-wiz and the EEG related part of it (assessment and training modules) are indeed wrappers for BioEra. I just got the full version and will start playing with it soon.
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Sry, not sure how to crop a screenshot
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Hi William, Thanks for responding. On top of that, yes, if you need it. But I just tried the free version, you can simply choose from the list, and the list is pretty much 5 or 6 that Bioera supports. Including OpenBCI and Q-wiz, the 2 that I …
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Yep, will do. I will post Peter's response here after I get it.
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That's exactly what I meant. But this also means that each of the 2 pairs of channels can have independent referencs. Not sure if this is ever used in any of the Peter's designs though.
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yep, I got that. I was just puzzled with this "multi reference" note in the manual.
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Thanks William, I will go through their q-wiz manual again to get my head around their setup.
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Yep, knew the docs. My question to Peter was rather related to the fact that their amp of choice is the q-wiz which seems to have multiple ref electrodes. From their manual: Green Off: EEG References independent - two References required…
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Thank you William, Thank you, I assumed this was more complicated as Peter (when asked via email directly) mentioned there were some problems with the setup. Regards Peter