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# MyoWare OpenBCI Integration (Ganglion Board)
### Overview
This tutorial will set you up 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 instead!](http://docs.openbci.com/Tutorials/14-MyoWare_Integration)
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!](http://docs.openbci.com/Tutorials/14-MyoWare_Integration)
![MyoWare + Ganglion supplies](../assets/images/flatlay_myoware_ganglion.JPG)
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![Board with Headers](../assets/images/ganglion_myoware_connects.JPG)
The "+" and "-" from the MyoWare board should go to the DVDD and GND connects on the left side of the Ganglion board. R, E, and M will connect to the pins at the top.
The "+" and "-" from the MyoWare board should go to the DVDD and GNDA connects on the left side of the Ganglion board. R, E, and M will connect to the pins at the top.
The wires should be connected like this:
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Here's what happens to the GUI when a muscle is flexed:
![](../assets/images/MyoWare_Tutorials/Ganglion_GUI_after_widget.png.png)
![](../assets/images/MyoWare_Tutorials/Ganglion_GUI_after_widget.png)
You can use these events to trigger analog or digital events from within the GUI as you like. Check out the `EMG_Widget.pde` file for more information on the EMG widget.
You can use this change in signal intensity to trigger analog or digital events from within the GUI as you like. Check out the `EMG_Widget.pde` file for more information on the EMG widget.
Still have questions? Post on our [Forum](http://openbci.com/index.php/forum/) or let us know at contact@openbci.com!