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Open source driver for accessing raw data from the Emotiv EPOC EEG headset
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Create defines for all known VID/PID pairs #1

Open qdot opened 13 years ago

qdot commented 13 years ago

Just found someone today with the 0x1234/0xed02 dongle pair. Add this to the 0x21a1/0x0001 pairing.

unre commented 13 years ago

same here, i've received today my (research) neuroheadset. it works just by changing lines 48 and 50 in the "libepoc.h"

pconerly commented 13 years ago

I also asked this here: https://github.com/daeken/Emokit/issues/6 but how do I find my vid/pid pair?

unre commented 13 years ago

in linux (maybe unix) just type lsusb on your terminal, before and after plugging the device. i don't know how to do it under win. it should appear a new line with the vid/pid. seclat has answered you on the site. mine is developper too, but actually I work with the C driver from qdot. for the C driver you just need to change the PID/VID values on his libepoc.hhttps://github.com/qdot/emokit/blob/master/c/include/libepoc.hfile.

I hope it'll work!

2011/5/4 pconerly < reply@reply.github.com>

I also asked this here: https://github.com/daeken/Emokit/issues/6 but how do I find my vid/pid pair?

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/qdot/emokit/issues/1#comment_1097648

etruta commented 13 years ago

lsusb is only to linux, for osx use system_profiler SPUSBDataType

anopheles commented 12 years ago

Just as a side note: I have a developer headset which uses 0x1234 as the vendor id.

sheridanis commented 12 years ago

I have a research headset bought in sept 11 and my vid/pid's are vid = 4660, pid = 60674

As I'm on OSX I had to change not only libepoc.h as unre mentioned

const static uint32_t EPOC_VID = 0x1234; const static uint32_t EPOC_PID = 0xED02;

but to also change the "Info.plist" file in the osx kext driver

I'm now getting data sent over OSC but its all over the shop (with no sensors attached) so I suspect I also have a different encryption key - does anyone know how I can check this? is the only way to manually go and find my key by going through the steps in https://github.com/qdot/emokit/issues/4 ?

deep-introspection commented 12 years ago

I got the same vid/pid. How do you change your "Info.plist" file?

sheridanis commented 12 years ago

open a terminal and change to the directory containing the file "EmotivNullDriver.kext"

change to the superuser using this command "sudo -s" change into the driver folder "cd EmotivNullDriver.kext/Contents"

Edit the Info.plist file using a text editor

ozancaglayan commented 11 years ago

I have a research kit with 1234:ed02 VID/PID too. Is it possible to not hardcode the ID's and instead find the dongles using manufacturer, product or interface name with hidapi?

qdot commented 11 years ago

That's a good idea, actually. I just started switching things to HIDAPI in other libraries too, and wasn't really aware of their ability to enumerate nicely and open-by-path until earlier this week. It's super handy. Will see about switching emokit to that ASAP.

ozancaglayan commented 11 years ago

Yes I experimented a little bit. Giving 0,0 to hid_enumerate() returns all HID devices. Then I looked for "Emotiv Systems Pty Ltd" in the manufacturer to find Emotiv dongles. It works quite well.