The ANI (Applied Neuroscience, Inc) Z DLL is a software option that enables the BrainMaster 2.5 and 3.0 software to compute and use Z scores in real time for assessment and training.   For a current brochure, see:   For technical information, see:    ...

There are several ways to train coherence. The built-in protocol "Peak" does alpha coherence and can be easily changed for other bands and up training, etc. The built-in settings file "Demo Beta Coherence Range Training" can also be used as a starting point for range...

The attached and related articles provide user reactions to the new Z score training.   You may also refer to Mark Smith's workshop presentation from the 2007 ISNR Meeting:

Comments on z-scores are being compiled in the following article: The following is from a recent post to a large list group, from a clinician in Germany: I have been using z-score training for 6 months - it makes for a lot more effectiveness in certain cases - to my experience,...

Yes, you can do alpha/theta training with the BrainMaster.   The built-in protocols "deep" and "deep2" do alpha/theta training. You can use the built-in MIDI and reward sounds for alpha/theta training. You can also use the EEG Audio component (optional, comes with...

The Flash Player in BrainMaster allows for the use of games created using Macromedia

To use games in BrainMaster do the following: Run BrainMaster Software Select folder Choose Run The Next Session Click on the Window button There are several games to choose from. To run a game simply click on the corresponding button

You can find the instruction manuals by opening the BrainMaster software, double click on the BrainMaster Icon.  Then in the Setup/Home Screen at the bottom there is a button that says "Product Manuals."  This will then open another window with a list of files to help you...

How to check what features are enabled using a given passkey in BrainMaster software BrainMaster software requires passkeys to enable different features such as Multimedia Player, Somatic Vision games (Spare 12 ), BioExplorer Enhanced Driver, etc. To check what features

BrainMaster systems are specifically designed for remote training, and provide confidence and quality with remote training. The attachment provides information about remote (home, school, office) training possibilities. Note that all EEG training should be done under the supervision of a...

The attached settings file shows a basic design for beta coherence uptraining with dynamic thresholding. You need to download this file to your PC and open it (double-click or "open").  The Session Librarian will automatically unpack the files, so you will have a folder called...

Yes, you can use your own animations with the optional MMP player.  These can be avi, flc, or mpeg files.  You can also use your own sound files, which can be wav, mid,  mp3, or mp4. The MMP Player also includes a DVD player that can play DVD's under protocol control. Both the...

Creating, Setting up, and Sending Folders to Remote Trainees NOTE: files can be sent via. Floppy Disk, email, CD, or any means desired 1. Start software in usual manner   2. Press "Folder Selections"   3. Press "Create New Folder"   4. Input...

Comodulation was defined by Sterman and Kaiser.  The BrainMaster implementation of this metric was done with the assistance of Dr. David Kaiser. To train comodulation, use the "comodulation" selection for coherence type, in the Feedback Control Panel. Comodulation can also be...

This file will guide you through the installation of our 3.0 software.  Be sure to constantly look at our website, , for available updates to our software as we are always trying to make it better. This version was contributed by Nancy Wigton.

Yes.  There were some issues with Vista when it first came out because we had not seen it to do any field testing.  Now if you do the latest update for the software from our website you will be able to run your BrainMaster with no problem. You do NOT need to install WinDVD when using a...

We have yet to do specific testing with Dr. Sterman regarding connectivity training with sustained reward criteria and refractory periods.  We do implement these features, as well as a metric designed to produce the comodulation measurement as defined by Sterman and Kaiser.  We have also...

The Event Wizard is an advanced protocol design capability that was introduced in the 2.5SE software.  It adds to and extends the built-in protocol processor, to provide additional functions.  These include training for many new variables including frequency (average and peak), percent...

The attached Flash Games are intended for use with any BrainMaster protocols that support Flash Games, and HEG in particular.  These work well with both types of HEG, and also for temperature training. As with all BrainMaster Flash Games, save the ".swf" file below to the...

The attached files are for a new Flash Game BrainCats that races Cheetahs across the screen.  The better the trainee does, the faster they run.  To see a screen image, look at the file BrainCats.jpg attached. Save the file BrainCats.swf to the directory "c:\brainm.20\Flash...