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Reconfigure lead-off detection every ADS reset #95

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Previously, this was only done at initial board reset, but this state would
get clobbered any time the sample rate was changed.

Also, this commit bumps the firmware version to 3.1.3.

Addresses #94.

Previously, this was only done at initial board reset, but this state would
get clobbered any time the sample rate was changed.

Also, this commit bumps the firmware version to 3.1.3.

Addresses OpenBCI#94.
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wjcroft commented Dec 5, 2019

Brad, this sounds great. Thanks very much for sleuthing this out. Mentioning @retiutut @conorrussomanno @produceconsumerobot @shirleyzhang867

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wjcroft commented Dec 5, 2019

Also mentioning @andrewjaykeller . AJ, this fixes impedance reading using the Wifi Shield, which was previously broken because of missing ADS1299 lead off setting.

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Good fix!

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wjcroft commented Dec 9, 2019

Conor @conorrussomanno, who will merge this Pull Request? AJ likes it, but I don't think he has write access. There is another PR from May regarding reseting an SD card flag. Looks benign.

Seems like the firmware version number bump that Brad included in his PR is also a good idea.

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