run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
In order to use bci2000 with G.HIamp I faced to a problem that its about 10 days that I’m fighting with it.
dear friends
I start to run the bci2000 in two ways: first turn on the amplifier then 1. I made a batch file according to one of bci2000 samples, lines 33, 34, 35 that was about signal generator (gHIampSource), signal processing and application module, unfortunately line 33 arise error that it is,
the application was unable to start correctly(0xc00000b). click ok to close the application.
and in the System log writes : line 33 couldn’t run “gHIampSource”
and the second way I used is, applying all these three modules by BCI2000Launcher.exe but nothing happen. only in the status writes :
Launching oerator…
Launching g.HIampsource…
Launching FFTsignal processing…
Launching Launching cursortask…
finished.
and at the end BCI2000/Operator gui appears albeit the buttons are locked.
really, I am under pressure from my teachers please help me
dear friends
I start to run the bci2000 in two ways: first turn on the amplifier then 1. I made a batch file according to one of bci2000 samples, lines 33, 34, 35 that was about signal generator (gHIampSource), signal processing and application module, unfortunately line 33 arise error that it is,
the application was unable to start correctly(0xc00000b). click ok to close the application.
and in the System log writes : line 33 couldn’t run “gHIampSource”
and the second way I used is, applying all these three modules by BCI2000Launcher.exe but nothing happen. only in the status writes :
Launching oerator…
Launching g.HIampsource…
Launching FFTsignal processing…
Launching Launching cursortask…
finished.
and at the end BCI2000/Operator gui appears albeit the buttons are locked.
really, I am under pressure from my teachers please help me
Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Following Amin's question, we tried the contributed module of BCI2000 which contains the gHiAmp support, but we got the error
"The application was unable to start correctly (oxc000007b). Click OK to close the application"
This is a 144 channel gHiAmp.
Following Griffin's advice, we checked the 32/64 bit of Windows, and it is a 64 bit Windows, which I guess explains the error.
Now, we are going to try 2 solutions: 1) changing to a 32-bit windows 2) recompiling in the 64-bit system.
Any advice is greatly welcomed.
"The application was unable to start correctly (oxc000007b). Click OK to close the application"
This is a 144 channel gHiAmp.
Following Griffin's advice, we checked the 32/64 bit of Windows, and it is a 64 bit Windows, which I guess explains the error.
Now, we are going to try 2 solutions: 1) changing to a 32-bit windows 2) recompiling in the 64-bit system.
Any advice is greatly welcomed.
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Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Hello, and thanks for submitting the issue here.
I'm pretty sure this is a 32 bit/64 bit issue. The binary versions were compiled with only 32 bit support, but if you've installed the 64 bit drivers, this may cause issues.
Your easiest solution will be to try a 32 bit operating system. Compiling the 64 bit binary is possible, but will require some effort. Depending on if you use SVN HEAD or the 3.0.5, there are different methods you'll need to follow to get it to work. If operating on a 32 bit operating system is not easy/possible, I can walk you through what you need to do to compile a 64 bit source module, or if you can wait until I get back to my machine in Baltimore (on Tuesday next week) I could probably compile a 64 bit version for you and send it your way.
@Juergen, should we provide a 64 bit binary package? I've been getting a pretty steady stream of emails with people having driver issues related to 32 bit/64 bit operating system/source module combinations.
-Griff
I'm pretty sure this is a 32 bit/64 bit issue. The binary versions were compiled with only 32 bit support, but if you've installed the 64 bit drivers, this may cause issues.
Your easiest solution will be to try a 32 bit operating system. Compiling the 64 bit binary is possible, but will require some effort. Depending on if you use SVN HEAD or the 3.0.5, there are different methods you'll need to follow to get it to work. If operating on a 32 bit operating system is not easy/possible, I can walk you through what you need to do to compile a 64 bit source module, or if you can wait until I get back to my machine in Baltimore (on Tuesday next week) I could probably compile a 64 bit version for you and send it your way.
@Juergen, should we provide a 64 bit binary package? I've been getting a pretty steady stream of emails with people having driver issues related to 32 bit/64 bit operating system/source module combinations.
-Griff
Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Dear Griffin
Thanks for your help and attention. Whenever I see your response, I feel encourage and more confident to continue and try more and more. I am under pressure of my teachers to start the project. I will be really thankful If send me the 64 bit g.HIamp package of BCI2000.
Sincerely yours
Amin
Thanks for your help and attention. Whenever I see your response, I feel encourage and more confident to continue and try more and more. I am under pressure of my teachers to start the project. I will be really thankful If send me the 64 bit g.HIamp package of BCI2000.
Sincerely yours
Amin
Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Yes, that's planned from the 3.06 release onwards. Previously, being tied to the presence of proper .lib files, this was not possible for most source modules, but should not be a problem now that we are loading DLLs at runtime.@Juergen, should we provide a 64 bit binary package? I've been getting a pretty steady stream of emails with people having driver issues related to 32 bit/64 bit operating system/source module combinations.
-Juergen
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Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Here is the 64 bit gHIampSource.exe, let me know if it works for you (This was compiled with the latest HEAD revision, so technically this should load the 32/64 bit binary DLL at runtime. I think.)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/264 ... Source.exe
-Griff
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/264 ... Source.exe
-Griff
Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Dear Griffin
I am highly thankful of you that escape me from this stress and pressure.
Thanks
Amin
I am highly thankful of you that escape me from this stress and pressure.
Thanks
Amin
Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Dear Griffin
Thanks a lot for your 64bit g.HIamp.exe file. That error solved but a new one appeared when I clicked on the Set Config. I think this is just due to the other exe files that are not suitable for 64 bit system operator. Because I checked the BCI2000 with my laptop (win 32bit) and worked correctly, but on the laboratory’s system (64bit) shows me the error that have attached.
Thanks
Amin
Thanks a lot for your 64bit g.HIamp.exe file. That error solved but a new one appeared when I clicked on the Set Config. I think this is just due to the other exe files that are not suitable for 64 bit system operator. Because I checked the BCI2000 with my laptop (win 32bit) and worked correctly, but on the laboratory’s system (64bit) shows me the error that have attached.
Thanks
Amin
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- Dear Griffin
Thanks a lot for your 64bit g.HIamp.exe file. That error solved but a new one appeared when I clicked on the Set Config. I think this is just due to the other exe files that are not suitable for 64 bit system operator. Because I checked the BCI2000 with my laptop (win 32bit) and worked correctly, but on the laboratory’s system (64bit) shows me the error that have attached.
Thanks
Amin
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Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Yikes... That looks like a bug. I'm unable to debug without a Hiamp, this was from HEAD SVN, so we should take a closer look.
For now, I guess you're going to have to go with 32 bit. If that's simply impossible, you could try downloading SVN HEAD and compiling previous versions until the executable works.
Sorry about that, good luck!
-Griff
For now, I guess you're going to have to go with 32 bit. If that's simply impossible, you could try downloading SVN HEAD and compiling previous versions until the executable works.
Sorry about that, good luck!
-Griff
Re: run bci2000 with g.HIamp amplifier
Dear Griffin
Thanks for your attention and cooperation.
Amin
Thanks for your attention and cooperation.
Amin
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