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- iamnotaprogrammer February 2018
- jeremydouglass January 2018
- koogs February 2018
Help! My ECG graph looks like this
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That is not a question. It is a statement.
Sorry, I was supposed to ask why my ECG graph look like this and not the ones you see in normal ECGs. I wonder if there is something wrong with the code or with the hardware. At first there was really no line at all, we checked it and found out that the code was not compatible with Processing 3 so we found another code that's for Processing 3. These red lines started to show up. Need help!
yes, probably
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