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BrainVision, BioSemi

Posted: 16 May 2005, 04:38
by tcp
We are at the first stages of implementating BCI2000 using the BrainVision system. Is anyone willing to share code or insights into this implementation?

We also plan to implement BCI2000 using the BioSemi ActiveOne System. Has anyone had experience with this system?

Thank you,
Todd

BCI2000 w/BrainVision and BioSemi

Posted: 16 May 2005, 10:58
by gschalk
We are at the first stages of implementating BCI2000 using the BrainVision system. Is anyone willing to share code or insights into this implementation?
BCI2000 comes with support for BrainVision systems. You should not have to do any coding. Juergen/Febo: Any comments?
We also plan to implement BCI2000 using the BioSemi ActiveOne System. Has anyone had experience with this system?
Scott Makeig's group in California is using BCI2000 with BioSemi. Unfortunately, their code has not made it back into the BCI2000 distribution, but the Software Design Document that comes with BCI2000 nicely describes how to implement support for your own data acquisition system.


Gerv

Posted: 17 May 2005, 10:13
by mellinger
BCI2000 comes with support for BrainVision systems. You should not have to do any coding.
The respective source module is called "RDAClient". RDA stands for "Remote Data Access" -- this is the name the BrainVision developers gave to their real-time data interface.

Best,
Juergen

RDAClient

Posted: 04 Apr 2008, 07:21
by RobG
Is the RDAClient source module compatible with Brainvision QuickAmp?

Posted: 04 Apr 2008, 08:50
by mellinger
The RDAClient source module interacts with the Vision Recorder program rather than directly with the amplifier. Thus, it should be compatible with any amplifier that works with the Vision Recorder.

RDAClient and getparams binaries

Posted: 17 Jun 2008, 14:42
by larbi
Juergen and Shalk,
I tried to build the RDAClient and getparams using only the Borland C++ compiler (and not the Borland C++ Builder) but without success.
According to your description in WIKI "Non-GUI related parts of BCI2000 can be built using the freely available Borland C++ compiler"!!!

We don't have Borland C++ Builder in our institute. and to get it should take some time .
I ask you for sending me the RDAClient and getparams binaries. I'll be very grateful if you do it as fast as possible.


Best regard.
larbi

Posted: 18 Jun 2008, 11:30
by mellinger
Larbi,

I understand that obtaining the compiler just to use contributed parts of BCI2000 constitutes a barrier.

I built a BCI2000 binary distribution that contains all contributed code in addition to the BCI2000 core.
In the future, that extended binary distribution will be kept in sync with monthly BCI2000 builds.

Please go to http://www.bci2000.org/wiki/index.php/B ... buted_Code, and follow the link provided there.

Regards,
Juergen