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Cyton impedance checks incorrect at low resistances #1204
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Below are a series of tests surrounding the problem space. I connected several different resistors between the negative channel 1 pin and each of the following pins: SRB1, SRB2, Channel 1 positive, BIAS 1, BIAS 2, AGND 1, and AGND 2. I performed these tests with a new Cyton using the default settings (including hardware settings) in the GUI. I used GUI version 5.2.2 with Windows 10. Below are my setups for each of these configurations. SRB1 SRB2 Channel 1 Positive BIAS1 BIAS2 AGND1 AGND2 The table below shows the values returned in the OpenBCI GUI Cyton Signal widget for each of the different setups. I waited 5 seconds before recording each test for the value to settle.
General observations:
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Phil, thanks! Seems pretty certain that SRB2 should be the pin used, in normal EEG applications. And that SRB2 PREVIOUSLY worked with the original ADS1299 register settings. Which is confirmed on this page, https://openbci-stream.readthedocs.io/en/latest/notebooks/A2-electrodes_impedance.html So hopefully this is an easy fix. Thanks everyone. |
Additional testing with different versions of the GUI: GUI v5.0.0 👍
GUI v5.0.6 👍
GUI v5.0.8 👍
GUI v5.0.9 👎
GUI v5.1.0 👎
GUI v5.2.0 👎
The problem appears to have been introduced in v5.0.9 |
Problem
Several users on the OpenBCI forum report incorrect values from the electrode impedance widget for Cyton when using resistors of 500kOhms or less. Using resistors of greater than 500kOhms appear to be working as expected.
Expected
The Cyton impedance check widget should reflect the values of resistors used in lab validation configurations. If a resistor is connected between the N port of a channel and SRB2, the widget should show an impedance similar to the value of the resistor.
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