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| The highest level interface provides an SDK to develop applications for Windows and Mac OS X. The included sample code provides a detailed way to receive and use bio-signal data. These two higher-level interfaces supply executables and binary libraries for some of the most common computing platforms, like Windows and Mac OS X. The lowest-level Serial Stream SDK interface provides source code and low level communication stream specs that allow headset development on virtually any platform that can receive a serial data stream. | The highest level interface provides an SDK to develop applications for Windows and Mac OS X. The included sample code provides a detailed way to receive and use bio-signal data. These two higher-level interfaces supply executables and binary libraries for some of the most common computing platforms, like Windows and Mac OS X. The lowest-level Serial Stream SDK interface provides source code and low level communication stream specs that allow headset development on virtually any platform that can receive a serial data stream. | ||
| - | Please review the appropriate chapter for the interface and platform you are interested in developing for. Or read on in this Development Guide to learn about all the different interfaces. | + | Please review the appropriate chapter for the interface and platform you are interested in developing for. This Development Guide provides a broad summary of the different interfaces. |
| ===== About NeuroSky's ThinkGear ===== | ===== About NeuroSky's ThinkGear ===== | ||
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| ====== ThinkGear Connector (TGC) ====== | ====== ThinkGear Connector (TGC) ====== | ||
| - | The ThinkGear Connector (TGC) is an executable that provides a daemon-like service that manages communications with ThinkGear devices, such as the MindWave and MindWave Mobile, that are connected to the computer. The TGC runs continuously in the background, and keeps an open socket on the local user's computer, allowing applications to connect to it and receive information from the connected ThinkGear devices. This means that any application in any language that can open and read from sockets (such as Flash's ActionScript3 and other scripting languages) can connect and receive data from NeuroSky headsets. | + | The ThinkGear Connector (TGC) is an executable that provides a daemon-like service that manages communications with ThinkGear devices, such as the MindWave and MindWave Mobile, that are connected to the computer. The TGC runs continuously in the background and keeps an open socket on the local user's computer, allowing applications to connect to it and receive information from the connected ThinkGear devices. This means that any application in any language that can open and read from sockets (such as Flash's ActionScript3 and other scripting languages) can connect and receive data from NeuroSky headsets. |
| The TGC is provided as an executable for the following platforms: | The TGC is provided as an executable for the following platforms: | ||
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| * See ''ThinkGear Communications Driver/j2me/javadoc/index.html'' for documentation. | * See ''ThinkGear Communications Driver/j2me/javadoc/index.html'' for documentation. | ||
| - | ====== Serial Stream ====== | + | ====== ThinkGear Serial Stream SDK ====== |
| ===== General Development (All Other Platforms, Including Microcontrollers) ===== | ===== General Development (All Other Platforms, Including Microcontrollers) ===== | ||