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Nicole Weber
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README
README
To use the gTec gMOBIlab+ device, it is necessary to connect it via Blutooth to the computer.
First the computer has to recognize the new peripheral (the gTec gMOBIlab+) and then the computer has to be connected to it.
The command on linux is :
rfcomm connect # xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
Where # has to be replaced by a port number (0 if you want to connect to /dev/rfcomm0) and xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx is the mac address of the gTec module.
Once the device is connected, the OpenViBE-aquisition-server file can be run. A pop up appears with a menu containing "gTec gMOBIlab+", that has to be selected.
After checking in the properties that the port name is the same as the one you are connected to (default name is /dev/rfcomm0), it is possible to try to connect.
If the connection to the server fails, the state of the gMOBIlab+ should be checked : the diode of the gMOBIlab+ device should flash on and off.
The frequency of the gTecMobiLab+ is 256 Hz.