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| The only requirement for loading ''ThinkGear.bundle'' is that the Core Foundation framework be included in your project's list of external frameworks and libraries. This can be done by clicking on "HelloEEG" under "TARGETS" section in your Xcode project window as shown in the following image. | The only requirement for loading ''ThinkGear.bundle'' is that the Core Foundation framework be included in your project's list of external frameworks and libraries. This can be done by clicking on "HelloEEG" under "TARGETS" section in your Xcode project window as shown in the following image. | ||
| - | Under the general tab scroll down to **Linked Frameworks and Libraries**, then click on the triangle to expand it. Next, click the next "**+**" button and Look for the ''CoreFoundation.framework'', and then click **Add**. The image below shows what your project window should look like once the Core Foundation framework has been added. | + | Under the general tab scroll down to **Linked Frameworks and Libraries**, then click on the triangle to expand it. Next, click the next "**+**" button and Look for the ''CoreFoundation.framework'', and then click **Add**. |
| {{:screen_shot_2014-06-26_at_1.52.40_pm.png?600|}} | {{:screen_shot_2014-06-26_at_1.52.40_pm.png?600|}} | ||
| {{:screen_shot_2014-06-26_at_2.05.38_pm.png?600|}} | {{:screen_shot_2014-06-26_at_2.05.38_pm.png?600|}} | ||
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| + | The image below shows what your project window should look like once the Core Foundation framework has been added. | ||
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| + | {{:screen_shot_2014-06-26_at_2.08.36_pm.png?600|}} | ||
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| + | Note: If HelloEEG does not compile and you see the following error, try deleting and re-adding ThinkGear.framework under Frameworks and Libraries from the menu shown below. | ||
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| + | {{:thinkgear_error_screenshot.png|}} | ||
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| + | - Click **ThinkGear.framework** and then click the **-** button. | ||
| + | - Click the **+** button and then click **Add Other** | ||
| + | - Find and add **ThinkGear.framework** in **TG-SDK** --> **TG-SDK For Mac** --> **lib** --> **ThinkGear.framework** | ||
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| + | {{:thinkgear_framework_screenshot.png?700|}} | ||
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| + | If HelloEEG is run without connecting the ThinkGear-enabled headset, the application should look like this: | ||
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| + | {{:screen_shot_2014-06-06_at_11.37.13_am.png|}} | ||
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| + | Once the headset is connected, run the application once again. The application should now look like this: | ||
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| + | {{:screen_shot_2014-06-06_at_1.07.14_pm.png|}} | ||
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| + | If the Poor Signal data reads 0, Meditation and Attention data should be fluctuating every second. If Poor Signal reads something other than 0, re-adjust the headset accordingly until Poor Signal data goes down to 0. | ||
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| + | At this point, you should be able to browse the code, make modifications, compile, and deploy the app to your device or emulator just like any typical OS X application. | ||
| ====== Importing ThinkGear Functions ====== | ====== Importing ThinkGear Functions ====== | ||
| At the top of your header or implementation, you should include the Core Foundation library: | At the top of your header or implementation, you should include the Core Foundation library: | ||