Warning Objects
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In addition to method responses and , Cortex can send a third type of message, called warnings.
These warnings inform your application about important events, like when the user logs in or out, or when a training profile is loaded or unloaded for a headset.
A warning object contain these fields:
Name
Type
Description
jsonrpc
string
Always has the value "2.0".
warning
object
An object with the fields "code" and "message".
The warning object has 2 fields:
Name
Type
Description
code
number
The code of this warning. The possible codes are documented below.
message
any
The type and value of this field depends on the code. For most of the warnings it is just a string, but it can also be an object. See the examples below.
The possible codes are:
Code
Description
0
All the data streams you subscribed to have been automatically canceled by Cortex. This can happen if the headset was disconnected.
1
Your session was automatically closed by Cortex. This can happen if the headset was disconnected.
2
The user has logged in with EMOTIV App.
3
The user has logged out with EMOTIV App.
9
The user approved your application in EMOTIV App.
10
The user declined your application in EMOTIV App.
13
14
15
A training profile was automatically unloaded by Cortex. This can happen if the headset was disconnected, or if the application that loaded this profile was disconnected from Cortex.
17
The user accepted the EULA in EMOTIV App.
18
The record data has been successfully saved. Cortex sends this warning when a record is done with some long-run post processing after record is stopped.
19
The available disk space is low. Cortex send this warning when there is less then 1 GB available of the hard drive.
This warning was added in Cortex 2.2.1
20
This warning was added in Cortex 2.2.1
21
This warning was added in Cortex 2.2.1
22
This warning was added in Cortex 2.2.1
26
The license of the user will expire in a few days.
This warning was added in Cortex 2.3.0
30
Data post-processing finishes. After record stops, Cortex still needs to run a lengthy process to improve timestamps or combine broken sessions. If you want to export the record just after it stops, you should wait until this warning is emitted from Cortex.
100 and 101
Cortex failed to connect to a headset. If the headset uses a Bluetooth connection, then you should try to disconnect the headset from the Bluetooth manager of the OS.
102
Cortex reached a timeout while trying to connect to a headset. This can happen if the wireless connection is of poor quality.
103
Cortex disconnected a headset because it didn't receive any data from this headset for more than 30 seconds. This can happen if the headset goes out of range of the computer, or if the wireless connection is of poor quality.
104
Cortex successfully connected to a headset.
110
This warning was added in Cortex 2.4
111
This warning was added in Cortex 2.4
112
This warning was added in Cortex 2.5
113
This warning was added in Cortex 2.5
142
A training profile was loaded for a headset using
A training profile was unloaded for a headset using .
The available disk space is critically low. Cortex send this warning when there is less then 300 MB available of the hard drive. When this happens Cortex automatically disconnect all the headsets. You cannot until the user free up some space.
The user has changed the configuration.
Cortex has changed the configuration. This can happen when the license of the user is updated.
Cortex successfully updated the configuration of a headset. See .
Cortex failed to update the configuration of a headset. See .
Cortex successfully updated a headset but the new configuration can only work with a USB dongle connection. The configuration is not compatible with a Bluetooth connection. See .
Cortex failed to connect to an EPOC+ or EPOC X headset with Bluetooth. The configuration of the headset is not compatible with a Bluetooth connection. See .
Cortex finishes headset scanning which is started by with "refresh" command.