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6 changes: 5 additions & 1 deletion website/docs/Deprecated/14-MyoWare_Integration.md
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id: MyoCyton
title: MyoWare OpenBCI Integration (Cyton Board)
---
:::note
**THIS HARDWARE VERSION HAS BEEN DEPRECATED AND IS NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION.**

MyoWare v1.0 is obsolete and has been pulled from production. The updated version is Myoware v2.0. This doc covers the integration of MyoWare v1.0 with the Cyton board.

You can purchase Myoware v2.0 from the [OpenBCI Shop](https://shop.openbci.com/) and [connect to Cyton using the updated tutorial](../ThirdParty/Myoware/MyoWare_Cyton_Tutorial.md).
:::

### Overview

This tutorial will show you how to read EMG data (electrical signals from muscles) using a MyoWare board, an OpenBCI Cyton board, and the OpenBCI GUI. If you have a Ganglion board instead, check out our [Ganglion board MyoWare integration tutorial!](ThirdParty/Myoware/15-MyoWare_Integration_Ganglion.md)
This tutorial will show you how to read EMG data (electrical signals from muscles) using a MyoWare board, an OpenBCI Cyton board, and the OpenBCI GUI. If you have a Ganglion board instead, check out our [Ganglion board MyoWare integration tutorial!](Deprecated/15-MyoWare_Integration_Ganglion.md)

![MyoWare Board](../assets/ThirdPartyImages/myoware.jpg)

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id: MyoGanglion
title: MyoWare OpenBCI Integration (Ganglion Board)
---
:::note
**THIS HARDWARE VERSION HAS BEEN DEPRECATED AND IS NO LONGER IN PRODUCTION.**
:::

MyoWare v1.0 is obsolete and has been pulled from production. The updated version is Myoware v2.0. This doc covers the integration of MyoWare v1.0 with the Cyton board.


### Overview

This tutorial will show you how to read EMG data (electrical signals from muscles) using a MyoWare board, an OpenBCI Ganglion board, and the OpenBCI GUI. If you have a Cyton board instead, check out our [Cyton board MyoWare integration tutorial!](ThirdParty/Myoware/14-MyoWare_Integration.md)
This tutorial will show you how to read EMG data (electrical signals from muscles) using a MyoWare board, an OpenBCI Ganglion board, and the OpenBCI GUI. If you have a Cyton board instead, check out our [Cyton board MyoWare integration tutorial!](Deprecated/14-MyoWare_Integration.md)

![MyoWare + Ganglion supplies](../assets/ThirdPartyImages/flatlay_myoware_ganglion.JPG)

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| 10 | Accel Channel 0 | Accelerometer channel 0 (X) |
| 11 | Accel Channel 1 | Accelerometer channel 1 (Y) |
| 12 | Accel Channel 2 | Accelerometer channel 2 (Z) |
| 13 | Other | See below |
| 14 | Other | See below |
| 15 | Other | See below |
| 16 | Other | See below |
| 17 | Other | See below |
| 18 | Other | See below |
| 19 | Other | See below |
| 13 | Not Used | See below |
| 14 | Digital Channel 0 (D11) | See below |
| 15 | Digital Channel 1 (D12) | See below |
| 16 | Digital Channel 2 (D13) | See below |
| 17 | Digital Channel 3 (D17) | See below |
| 18 | Not Used | See below |
| 19 | Digital Channel 4 (D18) | See below |
| 20 | Analog Channel 0 | Analog channel 0 |
| 21 | Analog Channel 1 | Analog channel 1 |
| 22 | Analog Channel 2 | Analog channel 2 |
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| 7 | EXG Channel 5 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N6P pins on Cyton |
| 8 | EXG Channel 6 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N7P pins on Cyton |
| 9 | EXG Channel 7 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N8P pins on Cyton |
| 2 | EXG Channel 8 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N1P pins on Daisy |
| 3 | EXG Channel 9 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N2P pins on Daisy |
| 4 | EXG Channel 10 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N3P pins on Daisy |
| 5 | EXG Channel 11 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N4P pins on Daisy |
| 6 | EXG Channel 12 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N5P pins on Daisy |
| 7 | EXG Channel 13 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N6P pins on Daisy |
| 8 | EXG Channel 14 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N7P pins on Daisy |
| 9 | EXG Channel 15 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N8P pins on Daisy |
| 10 | Accel Channel 0 | Accelerometer channel 0 (X) |
| 11 | Accel Channel 1 | Accelerometer channel 1 (Y) |
| 12 | Accel Channel 2 | Accelerometer channel 2 (Z) |
| 13 | Other | See below |
| 14 | Other | See below |
| 15 | Other | See below |
| 16 | Other | See below |
| 17 | Other | See below |
| 18 | Other | See below |
| 19 | Other | See below |
| 20 | Analog Channel 0 | Analog channel 0 |
| 21 | Analog Channel 1 | Analog channel 1 |
| 22 | Analog Channel 2 | Analog channel 2 |
| 23 | Timestamp | Unix timestamp |
| 24 | Marker Channel | Channel for adding manual markers to data |
| 25 | Timestamp (Formatted) | Year-Month-Day Hour:Minute:Second (Not in Brainflow csv) |

:::info Cyton Other Channels
When recording using Cyton, the GUI will output a data file which contains 7 channels with the header "Other". These channels are user defined based on the [board mode](../../Cyton/04-OpenBCI_Cyton_SDK.md/#board-mode). Refer to the [aux data footer section](../../Cyton/03-Cyton_Data_Format.md/#firmware-version-200-fall-2016-to-now-1) of the Cyton data format documentation for further information.

In digital read mode, the 5th "Other" channel is connected to the D17 pin by default. This pin can be triggered by pressing the "PROG" button. This is useful for adding manual timestamps to your data.
| 10 | EXG Channel 8 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N1P pins on Daisy |
| 11 | EXG Channel 9 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N2P pins on Daisy |
| 12 | EXG Channel 10 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N3P pins on Daisy |
| 13 | EXG Channel 11 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N4P pins on Daisy |
| 14 | EXG Channel 12 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N5P pins on Daisy |
| 15 | EXG Channel 13 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N6P pins on Daisy |
| 16 | EXG Channel 14 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N7P pins on Daisy |
| 17 | EXG Channel 15 | EEG/EMG/ECG channel connected to N8P pins on Daisy |
| 18 | Accel Channel 0 | Accelerometer channel 0 (X) |
| 19 | Accel Channel 1 | Accelerometer channel 1 (Y) |
| 20 | Accel Channel 2 | Accelerometer channel 2 (Z) |
| 21 | Not Used | See below |
| 22 | Digital Channel 0 (D11) | See below |
| 23 | Digital Channel 1 (D12) | See below |
| 24 | Digital Channel 2 (D13) | See below |
| 25 | Digital Channel 3 (D17) | See below |
| 26 | Not Used | See below |
| 27 | Digital Channel 4 (D18) | See below |
| 28 | Analog Channel 0 | Analog channel 0 |
| 29 | Analog Channel 1 | Analog channel 1 |
| 30 | Analog Channel 2 | Analog channel 2 |
| 31 | Timestamp | Unix timestamp |
| 32 | Marker Channel | Channel for adding manual markers to data |
| 33 | Timestamp (Formatted) | Year-Month-Day Hour:Minute:Second (Not in Brainflow csv) |

:::info Cyton Aux Channels
In Digital Read mode, the 4th "Other" channel is connected to the D17 pin by default. This pin can be triggered by pressing the "PROG" button. This is useful for adding manual timestamps to your data.

You can also attach your own button to another pin, as shown in [the Puppies and Kittens Experiment](../../Examples/Video_Experiment.md/#step-2-breadboard-setup).

Depending on the [Cyton board mode](../../Cyton/04-OpenBCI_Cyton_SDK.md/#board-mode), the other channels will not display meaningful data. There are three modes currently used by the OpenBCI GUI: default (with Accelerometer), Analog Mode, and Digital Mode. These can be toggled within the appropriate widget during live recording sessions, and data will be displayed when using Playback Mode in the corresponding widgets. We recommend changing your board more _before_ starting your recordings.
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### Ganglion
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:::caution

The Myoware 2.0 board cannot be used with the Ganglion board. If you have purchased a Myoware 2.0 board with the intention of using it with the Ganglion board, please contact Customer support at [email protected]
The Myoware 2.0 board cannot be used with the Ganglion board. If you have purchased a Myoware 2.0 board with the intention of using it with the Ganglion board, please contact Customer support at [email protected].

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![myoware](../assets/ThirdPartyImages/myoware.jpg)

The MyoWare muscle sensor can be integrated with both the OpenBCI Cyton and Ganglion. To find out how, check out these tutorials:
The MyoWare muscle sensor v2 can be integrated with the [OpenBCI Cyton](https://shop.openbci.com/products/cyton-biosensing-board-8-channel). To find out how, check out these tutorials:

- [Cyton + MyoWare](ThirdParty/Myoware/14-MyoWare_Integration.md)
- [Ganglion + MyoWare](ThirdParty/Myoware/15-MyoWare_Integration_Ganglion.md)
- [Cyton + MyoWare](ThirdParty/Myoware/MyoWare_Cyton_Tutorial.md)

## Pulse Sensor

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