The Windows release has been compiled on Windows 10 with Qt Creator on 02.27.2020.
Missing files:
- win drivers
- eego-SDK.dll
If you work at Campus Biotech Geneva, contact the maintainer to receive the files otherwise contact directly the compagny to buy them.
To use the plugin, the driver has to be installed from the device manager. The Windows 8 driver can be used for Windows 10.
The Linux release has been compiled on Ubuntu 16.04 with Qt Creator. It will work on 16.04 or later.
Missing file:
- eego-SDK.lib
Contact the maintainer if you work at Campus Biotech Geneva to receive the Linux release or the missing files.
To avoid the need of superuser privilege, add the udev rule:
- Create the file
90-eego.rules
and copy paste:ATTRS{idVendor}=="2a56", ATTRS{idProduct}=="ee01", SYMLINK+="eego3.%n",MODE:="0666", ENV{DEVTYPE}=="usb_device"
- Run:
sudo cp 90-eego.rules /etc/udev/rules.d
sudo service udev restart
A .pro file can be found to create the makefile using Qt Creator. The C++ boost lib is required.
- Select the
CAP ID
by looking directly on the cap you have. - Select the desired
sampling rate
- Pre-Selected
EEG/BIP ranges
are ok for most of the application. EEG/BIP masks
allow to restrict the acquisition to a channels subpart. The mask is in hexadecimal. To prepare the mask, write from right to left a binary vector (e.g. 00101 to keep only Ch1 and Ch3) and then convert it to an hexadecimal (https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/binary-to-hex.html). Notice that all the zeros on the left after the last 1 will disappear during the conversion and need to be added again to the hex number.- Press
Link
button to start the data streaming to the LSL local server.
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