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@wjcroft Thanks for your efforts to resolve this thread. I happen to own a DAVID Alert Pro device which would be easier to rent out without that anxiety of being one day suddenly confronted by officials of an FDA-like agency because it is in the est…
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@wjcroft @wjcroft said: re: NeurOptimal. Yes I'm aware of various neurofeedback training modalities. Most practitioners do charge session fees. And some 'remote' sessions involve equipment rental. Many neurofeedback equipment types do not h…
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@wjcroft A cardboard box would.also afford a little protection against spillages of liquid into the Cyton board, for instance in a hospital environment.
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@wjcroft @retiutut Perhaps, you are aware that the NeurOptimal neurofeedback device is sometimes rented/hired out by its owners to those not inclined or able to buy one and, yet, as far as I am aware, the NeurOptimal is not certified by the FDA or t…
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@wjcroft 'Since OpenBCI equipment is battery powered, there is no pathway that mains current can flow into the subject (in the event of equipment failure.)' Regarding this comment, I think you once discussed with me the possibility of enclosing …
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@retiutut I have finally initiated a playback session with the following Console Log details:- Console Log Started at Local Time: 2020-08-26_17-48-11 Screen Resolution: 1366 X 768 Welcome to the Processing-based OpenBCI GUI! For more information,…
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@retiutut Console Log Started at Local Time: 2020-08-23_17-35-32 Screen Resolution: 1366 X 768 Welcome to the Processing-based OpenBCI GUI! For more information, please visit: https://openbci.github.io/Documentation/docs/06Software/01-OpenBCISoft…
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@retiutut The next time I open my computer, I will try to playback the file with the dongle inserted and powered on together with the Cyton. Maybe, that might work. If it doesn't, I will post the first 100 lines of the file. Not sure what a ConsoleL…
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@wjcroft Having installed the FTDI CDI Device Driver for the OpenBCI dongle, it fails to emit a red LED blink despite emitting a constant blue LED. What is the reason for this and its adverse effect?
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wjcroft Hi! Having installed the FTDI CDI Device Driver for the OpenBCI dongle and witnessed it emit a constant blue LED but no red LED blink, I am at a loss as to why there is nothing in the OpenBCI documentation to instruct one on how to launch th…
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@wjcroft I am convinced that the CNSAC Easy Head (https://www.cnsac-medshop.com/product/easy-head-size-m/) can be worn throughout a sleep study session of many hours having been appropriately marked with the help of markers (https://www.cnsac-medsho…
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@wjcroft Do you know whether these CNSAC electrodes are compatible with the Cyton board or would they need adapter's? Or does what you said previously in the following context (and I quote you) apply? The headband kit in the OpenBCI shop, h…
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@wjcroft In the following link below, silver cup electrodes are more expensive than gold cup ones. Is the reason for this that the silver cups are more durable, conduct better or are, simply, more expensive to manufacture? https://www.cnsac-medsh…
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@wjcroft @pushtheworld I was reluctant to start a new thread to pose the following enquiry which is that judging from the foregoing, would it not be fair to say that a budget laptop computer with 4gb RAM, a 1.6 to 2GHz processor and two cores would …
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@wjcroft Could you also kindly address the issue of compatibility of the eBay headband with regard to the Cyton board?
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@wjcroft I am not sure whether we had a close enough meeting of the minds on the issue of my enquiry concerning a possible upgrade. What I actually had in mind is that the OpenBCI headband kit seems to lack the longitudinal Velcro placeholders on th…
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@wjcroft Yes. My experience with a 2gb netbook and Windows 10 was miserable, recently leading to the Netbook crashing and forcing me inadvertently to downgrade back to its former Windows 7 Starter which is much better suited to 2gb RAM. Unfortunatel…
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@wjcroft In fact using the laptop in the YouTube video above as a hypothetical benchmark, I was contemplating purchasing a formidable mobile workstation for EEG signal processing:- https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-HP-ZBook-15-G6-Workstation-15-FHD-E-…
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@wjcroft I think I will follow the advice you gave earlier and try some benchmarking with my lowly 2 gb RAM netbook although, as you suggested, it would provide a poor development environment. My netbook may simply be adequate for viewing OpenBCI EE…
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@wjcroft @pushtheworld @s.cheshire @Greenleafs Does this YouTube video not suggest that a laptop (https://www.newegg.com/rog-metallic-asus-gl502vm-db71-gaming-entertainment/p/N82E16834234299) with a dedicated 6 GB graphics card such as the NV…
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@wjcroft You are perhaps aware that the DAVID Omniscreen eyeset is touted to be the best currently available in the commercial market? Is the one you have created as good?
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@wjcroft Perhaps, it may be possible to use my software, when fully developed, to drive the Vielight eyeset/equipment as opposed to DAVID's Omniscreen eyeset. What do you think?
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If you are into writing your own software, using BrainFlow to receive the EEG from OpenBCI -- then the Raspberry Pi platform has a nice DMA GPIO output capability that can be used to drive precisely timed LED flash rates. I quote you above a…
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@wjcroft It is by pure coincidence that I read something today on OpenBCI about BrainFlow.
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@wjcroft Hi William. I once had several exchanges with Chuck Davis before he passed on but I had not reached the present stage of development of my ideas. I thought (erroneously, according to you) that the DAVID Session Editor may be suited to enabl…
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@wjcroft @pushtheworld Is the 'headplot' mentioned above in this thread millivolt measurements of.all electrodes at various points on the head using the 10/20 system of scalp electrode placement?
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@wjcroft Hello.What laptop CPU/RAM/GPU are suitable for designing and creating OpenBCI derived feedback signals as used, for example, in LENS and Cygnet?
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Did you see the related concern which I raised:- "Please, remember that another related safety concern is that my Netbook would be plugged to a mains outlet in an adjoining hospital room. Hopefully, this would not pose as a safety issue as far as…
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@wjcroft Sorry for repeating my question above. It appeared not to have been dispatched to you until your answer showed it to have been sent twice. Thanks for replying twice to the same question, nonetheless.
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@wjcroft Would the Bluetooth dongle at the end of my repeater/USB extension cable attached to the USB port of my laptop then be inserted into its own housing provided on the Cyton (within the cardboard enclosure) or would it be taped separately to t…