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Update: I figured it out - what happened was when I downloaded the OpenBCI_GUI folder, the libraries came in with the openbci_gui folder, and I just dragged it into the processing folder. The libraries were located in the OpenBCI folder, but what I…
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oh - I understand For some reason I was thinking there was a different way to go about it without Processing. Thanks for all your help - I'll let you know if I get stuck anywhere else.
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That makes sense - I'm just not sure the method of how to add code to the GUI. I've done quite a bit searching and keep finding different things - do I need to download another piece of software to add programs to the GUI(Processing)? Where is the…
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@billh @wjcroft - thanks! I guess now the only thing I’m confused on is how to get the OpenBCI_GUI to communicate with the arduino. Do I somehow get the data on the arduino and put the FFT function onto the arduino program? Or does the GUI and bu…
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Thanks again- I did take a look at that link and Chip's Github and now realize that I need to download Processing and the according libraries in order to deploy code to carry out the FFT bins and then somehow send them to the Arduino? As seen in not…
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Thanks so much! So I have now bought everything and managed to operate the GUI with the inputs from the electrodes, but am encountering some other problems. Now for controlling an external output/device, I need someway to read and act on the data t…
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Thanks! Will definitely look into those