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Hello @khofstadter, in our experience low battery causes dropped packets and massive spikes seen on the Time Series widget, due to the rfduinoo22301 radio module experiencing low power. Don't know if this helps but the easy fix is getting this LiPo …
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Sounds like the board has broken. Perhaps it got shocked? Any solution here?
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That's a very old version of mac, i wonder if that's the issue. Have you tried using the 4.0.3? https://github.com/OpenBCI/OpenBCI_GUI/releases/tag/v4.0.3-beta.0 Let me know if this works!
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@mejarkonsaj Are you still facing these issues?
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Hi All, Have you tried using the BLED112 driver? I hate to keep seeing errors with the CSR4 dongle. I don't have a CSR dongle anymore, I'll have to buy one to try to duplicate these errors. AJ
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omarclaflin That's a very interesting problem. I will have to test this out myself when i get into the lab. I'll try this out tomorrow and get back to you here. AJ
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As far as I know this has not been done yet. I would be surprised if OSC was able to handle the bandwidth required on the board. The chip currently being used does not have too much ram so OSC would have to be sent with Raw values.
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Thanks for the feedback! I’ll be sure to pass this thread along. AJ
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Do you have an evaluation board? Would love to see the difference.
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We're going to release a new version tomorrow that should address some of these issues! TS
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Woo! Glad you figured it out!
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Sounds like the hub is failing to connect to the board. Are you able to examine the board using the configuration box on the drop downs on the GUI startup page?
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I like approach 1 because it requires sending less data over serial port to arduino. There is a way to already send EMG data over the networking widget. You can adjust the thresholds and be able to output over serial port! Have you checked out the E…