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Setting up for EEG | OpenBCI Documentation

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This page will explain the most basic setup to process EEG Data using your OpenBCI board, using our gold cup electrodes. To learn more about specific OpenBCI Headware and how to set them up for EEG, follow the links below. Before applying ten20 paste on subjects with long hair, refer to this guide on parting the hair for 10-20 international standard electrode positions. If you are using an OpenBCI electrode starter kit, use the following electrodes so as to be consistent with the GUI's color-coding protocol: Connect the electrode wires to your Cyton board as shown below. The proper wire connections are shown in table form as well. You can see in the image below pins N1P through N8P on the Cyton. These correspond to the 8 channels available for data. On the Ganglion you have pins 1 through 4, corresponding to Ganglion's 4 channels available for data. Please note, the four switches on the Ganglion should be set to 'DOWN' for EEG. Explanation in detail here. The white and black electrodes

On this page This page explains the most basic setup for processing EEG data using your OpenBCI board and gold cup electrodes. Related Headware ​ To learn more about specific OpenBCI headwear and how to set them up for EEG, follow the links below. Ultracortex Mark IV Gel Electrode Cap Gelfree (Saline) Electrode Cap Headband kit What You Will Need ​ Necessary: ​ Ten20 conductive electrode paste (or other conductive electrode gel) Cyton board, USB Dongle, and battery pack OR Ganglion Board x4 AA batteries x6 gold cup electrodes Before applying Ten20 paste on subjects with long hair, part the hai

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