Gwym
Gwym
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successfully built on (L)Ubuntu 14.04 and (minimalist) trials whith 8 Channel 32bit OpenBCI well done !
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@willemmulder : I use linux, so I didn't notice this issue. Does it work on Windows with the chrome app serial ? If so, I could modify the app to stream data from chrome app to node server through websocket instead of using serialportnode. @biomurp…
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Yes I pushed a basis for the node.js version some times ago, I am currently on merging the webapp and the chromeapp to avoid duplicate « client side » code. I wanted to change from current time-based protocol to a parser based one that would allow t…
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Sorry, my mistake, when the user is prompted for downloading there is of course no limit but the memory for the buffer.
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Thanks for the links, but as said, this is what I already explored. I can save to file or save to datastore : in the current version data is buffered in memory and can then be saved to a file, but the user has to click to save the file. In all cases…
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Please find my first draft here : https://github.com/Gwym/bci.js
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Yes of course, it was my intention. I'll make my code roughly presentable and do that asap. (At this time it's more a feasibility study, and I did found not a way to stream data to file. Even with the chrome filesystem api, user seems to have to mak…
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I had this behaviour too, only the active ports are listed by the jssc driver, instead of the whole list. Did you add yourself (i.e. the user who is launching the program) to the dialout group to allow use of serial ports (sudo adduser user dialout…
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Thank you for your answer, I could finally solve my issue : program fails silently at line 5757 ( catch (RuntimeException e){ if (e.getMessage().contains("")) { System.out.println("port in use, trying again later..."); portIsO…