Often times when I plug my electrodes in, I often get a very large DC drift until the amplifier saturates. When I remove these electrodes, the saturation sticks around. If I touch the electrode connector that's connected to ADS1299 with my finger it seems to discharge whatever was on there. I can then plug my electrodes in again but they often make it saturate again. I am able to discharge it sometimes with my finger while they're plugged in. Does anyone have any ideas of what I can do to prevent this or anything I can change in the programming to discharge it?
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