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• UDP.  Yes.  Plus being able to modify stuff on the ethernet stack would be great like, frame size, whether to use pause frames, etc.  

  in SPI / WiFi transfer EEG data to external device Comment by ceremona January 2015
• The spark.io thing sound promising.  Wondering how it would be interfaced with the OpenBCI though?

  in SPI / WiFi transfer EEG data to external device Comment by ceremona January 2015
• Thanks for those details BioMurph.  The endevour of ordering a wifi module and hooking it up to the SPI seems a little major for me right now, given that I am not even sure the outcome will get me what I want.  Ultimately, I want a low latency conne…

  in SPI / WiFi transfer EEG data to external device Comment by ceremona January 2015
• Why was rfduino chosen over the wifi solution in the first place?

  in SPI / WiFi transfer EEG data to external device Comment by ceremona January 2015
• Heya  Just a quick post to say that the Python code user.py and test.py still don't print any data to my screen.  The data is clearly being collected as I can see by the lights blinking on the board, but for some reason the data just doesn't print…

  in github.com / OpenBCI_Python Comment by ceremona January 2015
• Yes.  Thanks for posting this.

  in San Francisco meetup on Jan 13 Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Thanks for the helpful links about the SPI and I2C stuff.  Mkay so it sounds like I could get significantly higher data rates if I sent the data over an SPI connection to my Beaglebone and then sent the data out over wifi, etc then the current Bluet…

  in SPI / WiFi transfer EEG data to external device Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Yeh!  Just Yeh.  This was going to be my next thread post re: upping the sample rate so, yeh that someone else is looking at this!   I noticed that data output files via the openbci gui program come out as data enumerated on the leftmost line as 1…

  in Python event driven interface: txOpenBCI Comment by ceremona December 2014
• I seem to be having some trouble with Python on my osx system re: printing stuff out from the serial port, I suspect.  More info when I have some.   Also, re: the .ino stuff.  Seems like currently we are still working off of the .pde files since t…

  in github.com / OpenBCI_Python Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Hey Rodrigo, A little more info... When I run the test.py program without arguments or further commands, I just see the TXD light blink at varying rates but no data shows up on my screen.  Similarly, with user.py there are some cases where the…

  in github.com / OpenBCI_Python Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Hey Rodrigo, This forum software is very frustrating because it wont allow me to post much of the results from the ?  command.  Here's the top section of what I can post: Serial established... ------------------- OpenBCI V3 32bit Board Set…

  in github.com / OpenBCI_Python Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Gah!  I changed the wrong lines in the Board_Defs.h file!   I changed the ones under the SPI section rather than the ones under the SPI1 section. They look too darn similar, apparently.  Thanks for steering me in the right direction.   Board works…

  in Board_Defs.h file, SPI vs. SPI1 section Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Thanks for the reply Rodrigo.   Unfortunately, the test.py code does not seem to working for some reason, it just sort of stalls out.  It would be great to figure out some sort of socat script to allow for "peaking" into the tty.usb stream and bei…

  in github.com / OpenBCI_Python Comment by ceremona December 2014
• Update: After just copying over the folders SD and OpenBCI_32 directly into the mpide library folder at: /Applications/mpide.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/pic32/libraries and allowing the SD folder to clobber the original SD folder that al…

  in 32-bit mpide.app libraries path Comment by ceremona December 2014