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I'm going to give this another try, is it necessary for me to email [email protected] before I continue?
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Hi all, I bought openBCI hardware a long time ago and need to update the firmware on my devices (dongle and Cyton + Daisy Biosensing Boards). I have spent many hours trying to do this and have not been successful so far. See previous post upgrading…
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@wjcroft Last night I dusted off a Windows machine running Windows 7 and was able to Install Arduino 1.8 and have the dongle show up as a port. No problems installing OpenBCI and ChipKIT software. I compiled defaultboard with no problems, but got an…
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Should I find a Windows machine? Would that allow me to upload the firmware to the board?
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I have updated the radio firmware on the device and the host - that seemed to work, I got messages saying that had been successful. I have hit a snag when it comes to uploading the default board sketch to the device. The dongle is showing up as a p…
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No, I've just gone to default board upgrade. Could you explain how I upgrade the radios? https://docs.openbci.com/docs/02Cyton/CytonRadios looks like a tutorial on upgrading the RFduino's. I'm looking at the section titled "Uploading Device Firmwa…
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Board is chipKIT V3 - 32 I have followed the procedure on the page (https://docs.openbci.com/docs/02Cyton/CytonProgram) and after putting the board into bootloader mode, I tried to upload the sketch. I am getting this error message Arduino: 1.…
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MacOS Catalina 10.15.3 and I bought it Sep 7, 2014 and I have never updated the firmware. How do you update the firmware with no connection to the device?
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Why go to all the trouble of creating open source hardware and then not finish the job by creating open source software? Last year I conducted research for the Australian Defence Force on open source hardware and software in research, specifically b…
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Hi Keturn, Looking into Twisted integration in Kivy now. I like where this is headed.
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Hi guys, Great work on the python code https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_Python . Received my board just before Christmas and I'm happy there's a Python way. Can't wait to get started. I'm planning in creating an interface in Kivy if anyone wants …
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Thanks Chip, That's cleared it up for me.
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cool!
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Hi derekja, Which campus of University of Victoria? I'm currently at Swinburne but hoping to move to Melbourne Uni for next year. I have hardware on the way as well, also have used EEGlab/BCIlab and LSL for BCI and neurofeedback. Maybe we can cola…
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Hi cybin, Thanks for your comment. I don't understand what 'produce a null at 60 Hz' means. Could you explain further?
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Thanks Chip.
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Thanks WJ,What I'm referring to is the method used to reduce 'mains hum' - necessary even if the device is battery powered. I am particularly interested in getting a response from someone behind the build of the openBCI board. Usually this is de…
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Hi wjcroft, I just followed a link to your site and am interested in Infra Low Frequency (ILF) neurofeedback. Could you point me to some research on the topic?
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Have a look at the gallery here: http://kivy.org/#home some of the many other python GUI building apps: http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/greg.ewing/python_gui/ http://qt-project.org/wiki/PySide https://wiki.python.org/moin/TkInter As t…
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Why not do everything in Python? As Chip says, learning two languages (especially if one is C based) is twice as hard as learning one. Python is recognised as an easy language for beginners. Is there a good reason for using openFrameworks other t…