Dear all:
I am trying to use the Python interface for the openbci_lsl.py or similar, but instead of the BLE dongle, using the WiFi shield. Any ideas?
Thanks a lot.
Nelson
Dear William . Thanks a lot. I was reviewing the Brainflow API. It works with WiFi shield. My problem is that I need LSL. I want to have a second monitor of LSL signals remotely under the same WiFi network. So, LSL is mandatory... I have the system running Python on Raspberry Pi and working happy, but since I decided not to use the RFDuino (is no longer available), no other communication using the Serial0 UART is possible unless major changes in the firmware, which I prefer not to do.
I was reading the posts on direct connection using USB but I think it is not worthy to move in this direction...
BTW. Serial1 in Debug mode can stream the data directly to the openbci_lsl.py instead of using the normal BLE dongle?
Well, lets see...
Thanks, as always, you are very kind with your support.
My problem is that I need LSL. I want to have a second monitor of LSL signals remotely under the same WiFi network. So, LSL is mandatory.
Not necessarily. Your Brainflow app that reads the Cyton / Wifi, could forward off the data stream to another app using any number of methods, including LSL. The same Brainflow app could also do real time graphing, using one of the many Python graphing libraries.
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Please consider using the Brainflow Python bindings instead. Both the LSL Python repos are deprecated.
https://brainflow.readthedocs.io/en/stable/Examples.html
Brainflow will work with the Wifi Shield. There is no real need for LSL in your case.
Dear William . Thanks a lot. I was reviewing the Brainflow API. It works with WiFi shield. My problem is that I need LSL. I want to have a second monitor of LSL signals remotely under the same WiFi network. So, LSL is mandatory... I have the system running Python on Raspberry Pi and working happy, but since I decided not to use the RFDuino (is no longer available), no other communication using the Serial0 UART is possible unless major changes in the firmware, which I prefer not to do.
I was reading the posts on direct connection using USB but I think it is not worthy to move in this direction...
BTW. Serial1 in Debug mode can stream the data directly to the openbci_lsl.py instead of using the normal BLE dongle?
Well, lets see...
Thanks, as always, you are very kind with your support.
Not necessarily. Your Brainflow app that reads the Cyton / Wifi, could forward off the data stream to another app using any number of methods, including LSL. The same Brainflow app could also do real time graphing, using one of the many Python graphing libraries.