[Eeglablist] REAL TIME EEGLAB

[Alan Worley]

Hi,

Yes, indeed Matlab can rx/tx data from com ports.  See the Matlab help and look for serial port object


Alan



>>> PAUL TUPAYACHI ALFARO <a19987719 at pucp.edu.pe> 09/30/05 4:30 pm >>>



Hello, 

I am doing my thesis in Computer Brain Interface and want to now if is possible 
that EEGLAB  or Matlab could receiv and process signal from a serial or another 
port of the computer, please tell me if you now the way or maybe it is possible 
in another program that allows process on line.
Thanks.
Best Regards

PAUL TUPAYACHI

PONTIFICIA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA DEL PERU




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