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Easycycle yj-1033 manual. Event triggering synchronization tutorial between OpenSesame 1 and Emotiv EEG Testbench 2, facilitating the use of Emotiv EPOC 3 wireless Brain Computer Interface device in cognitive research experiments 1 is a state-of-the-art graphical, open-source experiment builder for the social sciences. 2 is a raw EEG research data recording software included with the Research SDK of Emotiv EPOC. 3 is a revolutionary 14-channel wireless Brain Computer Interface and Scientific Contextual EEG device for research enabling entertainment, market research, usability testing and neurotherapy.
Hardware Requirements • One (1) workstation operating on OS X or Linux (Workstation #1) • One (1) workstation operating on OS X or Linux (Workstation #2) • One (1) Fast/Gigabit ethernet network switch & a pair of ethernet UTP/STP patchcords • One (1) Emotiv EPOC unit • One (1) USB Serial adapter supporting OS X, only if OS X version of Emotiv Research SDK (Testbench) will be used in Workstation #1* * This is critical If you are using a modern version of OS X (>10.8), as due to OS restrictions a serial port -as expected by Testbench (/dev/cu*)- cannot be created otherwise. Thus, even if in the final setup this USB Serial adapter will not be used effectively, connecting it to workstation #1 will allow us to enable the required by Testbench serial port. Free dubstep loops and samples for garageband software. For the purpose of this tutorial a was used and its appropriate driver was installed. Software Requirements • One (1) Emotiv Research SDK (EEG) license (includes Emotiv Testbench software) selected for the OS of Workstation #1 • Latest version of OpenSesame, selected for the OS of Workstation #2 • socat installed in both Workstation #1 and #2. • For OS X, first install. Then: brew install socat • For Linux, install using its packager (apt/yum); e.g. For debian/ubuntu use: apt-get install socat socat?
• is a relay for bidirectional data transfer between two independent data channels. Each of these data channels may be a file, pipe, device (serial line etc. Or a pseudo terminal), a socket (UNIX, IP4, IP6 - raw, UDP, TCP)., or a combination of two of these. These modes include generation of 'listening' sockets, named pipes, and pseudo terminals. • We will use socat to setup a UDP stream between the two workstations, linking a virtual serial port in each workstation with this stream. • We wil also link each virtual serial port with another (physical or virtual) serial port in each workstation. • The latter ones (serial ports) will be used by the corresponding software in each workstation (i.e.
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Testbench in Workstation #1 and OpenSesame in Workstation #2). So, the concept is. • Conventionally, both Emotiv Testbench and OpenSesame are supposed to be linked with a physical serial port to receive / send markers accordingly. • Here, instead of connecting physical serial ports between the two workstations with a physical cable, we will be using virtual serial ports and a virtual 'cable' (i.e.
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UDP stream between the two network hosts) instead. Let's proceed with an example • Two (2) MacBooks (OS X) will be used here. OpenSesame is installed In Workstation #1 and Testbench is installed in Workstation #2. • Configure TCP/IP settings using IP#1=192.168.0.1/24 in Workstation #1 and IP#2=192.168.0.2/24 in Workstation #2 Workstation #1• In Workstation #1, connect the USB Serial adapter in a USB port (after having installed its driver). Then, open Terminal application (found in Utilities) and use the following command in one line. This would setup a virtual serial port in UDP listening mode, using port 12345.
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Sudo socat -d -d pty,echo=0,ispeed=115200,ospeed=115200,clocal=1,ixoff=1,link=/dev/cu.usbserial udp-l:12345• Using another Terminal in Workstation #1, enter the following as well (to provide read/write access to the serial port by all apps) sudo chmod a+rw /dev/cu.usbserial• Alternatively, you may download a bash script ( UDP_receive-v2.sh) including the above. • Now open Emotiv Testbench, go to serial port configuration screen, select '/dev/cu.usbserial' and configure appropriately (115200,8,N,1,N - see the second Figure of this tutorial). Workstation #2• In Workstation #2, open Terminal application and use the following command in one line (to link its serial port /dev/ptyS13 through a UDP stream with UDP port 12345 of host 192.168.0.1): sudo socat -d -d pty,echo=0,ispeed=115200,ospeed=115200,clocal=1,ixoff=1,link=/dev/ptyS13 udp:192.168.0.1:12345• Again, using another Terminal in Workstation #2, enter the following as well (to provide read/write access to the serial port by all apps) sudo chmod a+rw /dev/ptyS13• Alternatively, you may download a bash script ( UDP_send-v2.sh) including the above. • Finally, you may now switch to OpenSesame and use the following example code in an ' to send a marker of '3' to the remote host (and finally to the marker channel of Testbench).