How to setup BCI software - Revision history

BernardoDalSeno: Added Presets; other minor modifications

2008-10-18T15:27:16Z

Added Presets; other minor modifications

TizianoDalbis: /* Links */

2008-10-18T07:43:25Z

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TizianoDalbis at 07:38, 18 October 2008

2008-10-18T07:38:51Z

TizianoDalbis: New page: == BCI2000 and Galileo == [http://www.bci2000.org BCI2000] is a general-purpose software system for BCI research developed by the Wadsworth Center of the New York.
In our project B...

2008-10-18T07:34:44Z

New page: == BCI2000 and Galileo == [http://www.bci2000.org BCI2000] is a general-purpose software system for BCI research developed by the Wadsworth Center of the New York.<br/> In our project B...

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== BCI2000 and Galileo ==

[http://www.bci2000.org BCI2000] is a general-purpose software system for BCI research developed by the Wadsworth Center of the New York.<br/>
In our project BCI2000 is used for:
* data storage,
* stimulus presentation,
* on-line feedback applications.

Since our EEG amplifier is not directly supported by BCI2000, data acquisition is performed instead by ''Galileo'' that is the software provided with the EEG amplifier. <br/>
Galileo and BCI2000 communicate by means of two components:
* AirBat: a custom plugin for Galileo that sends the acquired data to GalileoSource through a pipe,
* GalileoSource: the data source seen by the other modules of BCI2000.

BCI2000 implements a client server architecture. When the server (operat) is launched it starts waiting for all the others modules to connect:
* the data source (in our case it is GalileoSource);
* the filter;
* the application.
When all these components are ready it is possible to start modifying the configuration parameters and finally run the application. <br>
Note that GalileoSource will be ready only when the connection with AirBat is correctly established.

Thus the correct order in which the components should be launched is the following:
# start operat;
# start GalileoSource;
# start the filter component;
# start the application component;
# from Galileo start a new data acquisition with the AirBat plugin.

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 * [[Brain-Computer Interface]] page on this Wiki
 * [[How to mount electrodes]]
-* [[How to setup BCI software]]
+* [[Electroencephalographs]]

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		+	== Links ==
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		+	* [[Brain-Computer Interface]] page on this Wiki
		+	* [[How to mount electrodes]]
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 == BCI2000 and Galileo ==
 [http://www.bci2000.org BCI2000] is a general-purpose software system for BCI research developed by the Wadsworth Center of the New York.<br/>
 In our project BCI2000 is used for:
 *  data storage,
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 *  on-line feedback applications.
-Since our EEG amplifier is not directly supported by BCI2000, data acquisition is performed instead by ''Galileo'' that is the software  provided with the EEG amplifier. <br/>
+Since our EEG amplifier is not directly supported by BCI2000, data acquisition is performed instead by ''Galileo'', the software provided with the EEG amplifier. <br/>
 Galileo and BCI2000 communicate by means of two components:
 * AirBat: a custom plugin for Galileo that sends the acquired data to GalileoSource through a pipe,
-* GalileoSource: the data source seen by the other modules of BCI2000.
+* GalileoSource: the data source module seen by the other modules of BCI2000.
-BCI2000 implements a client server architecture. When the server (operat) is launched it starts waiting for all the others modules to connect:
+BCI2000 implements a client-server architecture. When the server (operat) is launched, it starts waiting for all the others modules to connect:
 * the data source (in our case it is GalileoSource);
 * the filter;
 * the application.
 When all these components are ready it is possible to start modifying the configuration parameters and finally run the application. <br>
-Note that GalileoSource will be ready only when the connection with AirBat is correctly established.
+Please note that GalileoSource is ready only when the connection with the AirBat plugin is correctly established.
-Thus the correct order in which the components should be launched is the following:
+Thus, the correct order in which the components should be launched is the following:
 # start operat;
 # start GalileoSource;
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 # start the application component;
 # from Galileo start a new data acquisition with the AirBat plugin.
 == Links ==

How to setup BCI software - Revision history

BernardoDalSeno: Added Presets; other minor modifications

TizianoDalbis: /* Links */

TizianoDalbis at 07:38, 18 October 2008

TizianoDalbis: New page: == BCI2000 and Galileo == [http://www.bci2000.org BCI2000] is a general-purpose software system for BCI research developed by the Wadsworth Center of the New York. In our project B...

TizianoDalbis: New page: == BCI2000 and Galileo == [http://www.bci2000.org BCI2000] is a general-purpose software system for BCI research developed by the Wadsworth Center of the New York.
In our project B...