Tools screen
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The Tools screen enables a user to decrypt local or SD card data recorded with Extender. You must have an appropriate PRO license to be able to use this feature. Please see Extender user manual for further details
This feature is only available since 2.7.1 release.
Following steps are the guideline to use the remote tool to work with Cortex running on Raspberry Pi 4
To install Cortex on Pi :
ssh to Pi
Download the file emotivapps_2.7.1.beta_armhf.deb
Run the following command to install
After installing, you can check if cortex
service is running with command
ssh to Pi and change directory to /usr/local/emotivapps/bin
Run following command to allow access from remote IP. More usage of cortexaccess
tool can be found here.
After allowing access, run the following command to confirm
Find the IP address of your Pi device with command ifconfig, for example 192.168.1.21. Note that only IP addresses in a specific range are supported, otherwise you have to configure hosts
file and use emotiv-cortex.remote
DNS. See the range of supported IP addresses and how to configure hosts files.
Put the above IP address (or emotiv-cortex.remote
if the IP address is not supported) into the text box under the Remote Connect session
Then click Connect
After Cortex is running on Pi and EMOTIVApp remotes to Pi successfully, user can connect a headset to Pi with Dongle or Bluetooth connection. Headsets will be showed up on the Devices tab
Note with bluetooth connection, in case the headset connection is lost unexpectedly (even the headset is turned on), there may be an issue with bluetooth
service, you should make sure this bluetooth
service is running stable. Most of the time, you can troubleshoot by restarting bluetooth
service first, then cortex
service, using the following commands on Pi:
In order to connect with Cortex running on Pi and develop an application, user must change url to Pi's IP address.
For example with python example, user should have following change in file
https://github.com/Emotiv/cortex-v2-example/blob/master/python/cortex.py