The attached document shows 19 channels gathered on a 4-channel Atlantis MINI-Q.  The data were gathered in 5 minutes, by gathering 1-minute samples from 4 channels at a time.  The NeuroGuide analysis includes z scores as well as topographic maps of EEG data. Coherence phase, and...

A MINI-Q (patent pending) is a type of EEG switch device that allows a 2 or 4 channel EEG to take multiple channel recordings in sequence.  When used with the accompanying assist software, it becomes possible to do fast whole-head assessments without the cost of a full head EEG. A MINI-Q is...

There are a variety of resources for qualified third-parties to read and interpret your MINI-Q results.  Most of these also offer training and consultation.  These include: John Demos Dr. Richard Soutar Q-Metrx (Leslie Sherlin) Dr. Paul Swingle Dr. Diane Stoler Dr. Jeffrey...

The attached drawings detail each of the 9 positions of the MINI-Q II and explains their functional importance.   All 9 drawings are compiled into one doc file (suitable for printing 11x17 for wall mounting) at:   or you can make 3 nice 8-1/2 x 11 posters from:   ...

The attached document details the brain functions accessed by the 9 positions of the MINI-Q II.  The brain functions are based upon a paper by Walker et. al (2007). This provides an innovative approach to 4-channel neurofeedback.  It provides a structure and method for training...

The attached charts show the connections for the MINI-Q 2 The files are:  "colorsites:" = MINI-Q 2 channel 6 positions "colorsites3:" = MINI-Q II 4 channel 5 positions "colorsites4:" = MINI-Q II 2 channel 9 positions   The sensor assignments for...

This file shows a sample Mini-Q report from NeuroGuide.

This file is the Site Poster for the original Mini-Q in color. It shows the use of 2-channels in 6 positions, for a total of 12 sites. They are: Fz Cz F3 F3 C3 C4 P3 P4 T3 T4 O1 O1 The new MINI-Q II can scan up to 20 sites, up to 4 channels at a time

The user's manual for the MINI-Q II can be found at:      

See the attached documents for information related to online videos and documentation for the MINI-Q and MINI-Q II. There are online videos describing the use of the MINI-Q at:   Part I: setting up and applying electro-cap:       Part II: acquiring and

The attachment shows the pin assignments for the MINI-Q with the Electro-Cap type E1-LEX. Note that Oz and FPz are optional.  If Oz is present, it will be used.  FPz is not used.