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Greetings all, v4.0.2 has been released a pull request to update Homebrew's driver cask has been merged: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-cask-drivers/pull/629 MacOS Homebrew users can now brew cask upgrade openbci-gui to update to v4.0.2. The…
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Opened: https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_GUI/issues/386
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Hi William, Yep. For v3.4.0 I'm using Hub v1.4.5. I've also tested with Processing 3.4.0, OpenBCI GUI v4.0.0-alpha.1 / Hub v2.0.0, that log is here (init timeout when starting the system): https://gist.github.com/coreygo/a06cea595e8bd4a8f1f0300682…
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Oh awesome, figures... should've assumed
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Well, I'm sure this isn't the best solution I've managed to keep the oscilloscope and buttons inside the playground. It'd be super helpful if there were a xPlaygroundCenter and yPlaygroundCenter variable to align playground UI elements. I've done t…
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Okay, just confirmed that on 10.11.1 if you're going to use FTDI driver v2.2.18 you'll have to boot to Recovery OS (CMD+R) bring up Terminal and run csrutil enable --without kext after rebooting installation and modification of the plist file will w…
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@wjcroft Yep, so it's definitely enabled. @marion I think you're onto something. Found these two resources: http://osxdaily.com/2015/10/05/disable-rootless-system-integrity-protection-mac-os-x/ and this http://apple.stackexchange.com/a/209530 threa…
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Yep, I believe so. I definitely ran sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1" and rebooted before proceeding. Also checked my settings to allow apps from anywhere. I've noticed the same regarding jumping to the latest and greatest. I guess I'm somewha…
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I just tried the guide with 2.2.18 on OS X 10.11.1 and unfortunately it's refusing to work with the plist modifications. Checking Console reveals "Untrusted kexts are not allowed invalid signature for com.FTDI.driver.FTDIUSBSerialDriver". Modifying …
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Thanks. I've considered both of those options but wasn't thrilled with either. The Brainnet seems cheaply done and the g.GAMMAcap is a bit too much. I was hoping to find something for $100 that wouldn't need the gel so it'll last for regular use. L…
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I left the wiring on my Mark III practically full length and zip tied them neatly to reduce movement and keep things relatively clean. I wanted to be able to just cut the zip ties and move stuff around if necessary. Pretty much what wjcroft suggeste…
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Greetings all, I've been testing audio files created by Transparent Corporation for NeuroProgrammer 3 as well as some other online binaural audio files and such from sites like Brain.fm. Here's a 30 minute recording I uploaded to YouTube to demonstr…
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Also take a look at http://www.neuromore.com/developer/
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I would definitely be interested at that price point since Sculpteo is ~$750. Even more so if you're sourcing the nuts and bolts. I don't mind getting my hands dirty at all and was figuring I'd need to take the leads from the full kit and have to st…
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Nice, thanks Conor! I'm holding off and getting more quotes from different options. Right now Sculpteo is the cheapest and best third party I've found -- quite crazy considering they're in France. Any chance the crowdfunding campaign will see headwa…
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For reference this is the total cost from Sculpteo with 1 complete frame and 22 (1 extra) sets of small parts.
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Uploaded to Shapeways for printing: http://shpws.me/JN5R (frame front $37.78) & http://shpws.me/JN5H (frame back $53.85) It's reporting potential issues with thickness in some areas however I don't think that's correct. I've contacted Shapeways…