Connect Upside Down Labs devices with Timeflux
This plugin allows you to stream data from Upside Down Labs BioAmp. Two modes are proposed: through the audio interface and through the USB interface.
Installation
First, make sure that Timeflux is installed. You can then install this plugin in the timeflux environment:
$ conda activate timeflux $ pip install timeflux_upsidedownlabs
Audio interface
Look at this example graph. You can run it like this:
$ conda activate timeflux $ timeflux -d examples/audio.yaml
The signal can be visualized here.
USB interface
First, you must install the firmware on the board.
Download the Arduino IDE on your computer, and then:
Start the Arduino IDE
Select the serial port under “Tools”
Select your Arduino board under “Tools”
Upload the standard firmata sketch to your Arduino with:
File -> Examples -> Firmata -> Standard Firmata
You’re all set!
With this example graph, you can autodetect all the available analog ports and start streaming data.
You can run this graph like this:
$ conda activate timeflux $ timeflux -d examples/uart.yaml
For an example of filtering and renaming the channels, see this graph.
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