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==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
BCI2000RemoteNET is an implementation of [[Programming_Reference:BCI2000Remote_Class|BCI2000Remote]] as a .NET Standard assembly, for use within .NET languages such as C#, as well as associated applications such as Unity (See [[Contributions:UnityBCI2000|UnityBCI2000]]). Similarly to BCI2000Remote, it sends [[User_Reference:Operator_Module_Scripting|Operator Scripting Commands]] over TCP to a running [[User_Reference:Operator_Module|Operator Module]], or starts up BCI2000 on its own.
BCI2000RemoteNET is an implementation of [[Programming_Reference:BCI2000Remote_Class|BCI2000Remote]] as a .NET Standard assembly, for use within .NET languages such as C#, as well as associated applications such as Unity (See [[Contributions:UnityBCI2000|UnityBCI2000]]). Similarly to BCI2000Remote, it sends [[User_Reference:Operator_Module_Scripting|Operator Scripting Commands]] over TCP to a running [[User_Reference:Operator_Module|Operator Module]], or starts up BCI2000 on its own. It does not depends on the BCI2000 Framework, but requires a .NET environment (.NET Framework, .NET Core, Mono) to run.
 
==Description==
BCI2000RemoteNET contains a class, BCI2000Remote, which handles connection and communication with the Operator.
To start, instantiate a BCI2000Remote object, set the operator path if starting a new Operator, and call the Connect() method.

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Synopsis

BCI2000RemoteNET is an implementation of BCI2000Remote as a .NET Standard assembly, for use within .NET languages such as C#, as well as associated applications such as Unity (See UnityBCI2000). Similarly to BCI2000Remote, it sends Operator Scripting Commands over TCP to a running Operator Module, or starts up BCI2000 on its own. It does not depends on the BCI2000 Framework, but requires a .NET environment (.NET Framework, .NET Core, Mono) to run.

Description

BCI2000RemoteNET contains a class, BCI2000Remote, which handles connection and communication with the Operator. To start, instantiate a BCI2000Remote object, set the operator path if starting a new Operator, and call the Connect() method.