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...

Attached are the updated manuals for the software and hardware installations, using Windows XP, Vista, and 7. Please print them out, and keep them with your other module materials for future reference.

To get a second display, you need to attach a separate monitor.  A second laptop will not work in this situation. Each laptop has a video output, but no video input.  So there is no place to plug a video controller cable into a laptop PC. To get a second display, you should get a...

The attachment describes the Affiliate Membership.

The basic built-in protocols include the following: Alert - beta uptraining, theta and hibeta inhibited Deep - alpha and theta uptraining, delta and hibeta inhibited. Focus - smr uptraining, delta and hibeta inhibited Peak - alpha coherence training Relax - alpha uptraining, theta and...

The following article provides general information about sensor usage:     For demonstrations of basic sensor placement, see also on YouTube:    

This file describes the optional EEG audio component.  This is used for "deep states" training such as alpha/theta. EEG Audio is designed to combine overlapping continuous background sounds with occasional reward sounds. The nominal design is as follows:   Babbling...

If you are used to the old (DOS) Neurocybernetics equipment, which is no longer produced, you can obtain a similar training capability using the "Sweet Spot" settings on the BrainMaster equipment.  This set of control parameter settings has been tested and verified to operate in a...

See the attached article

This file describes the screens you will see when using the BrainMaster software.

This file will help you set up protocols and trainee IDs.

Keyboard Functions for BrainMaster 2.0 BMT (Basic Modules for Training) Key

You can send entire folders using the "Session Librarian" First go to "Folder Selections" Then select the folder with the data you want to send. Then press "Session Librarian". You will then be prompted to send as an email, or to save to a floppy. If you do...

BoxFlow, and all the "jumpy" displays can be calmed down by using a new control, which is the "Global Smoothing Window" in the Frequency Bands control panel.  Set it to a higher number, such as 500 milliseconds or even 1000 milliseconds, and the system will be much...

The BoxFlow is a design that has been used by various equipment for years.  The center "road" gets wider and narrower, so you can see the past history of the enhance band.  You want it wide, to meet the threshold.  The outer boxes are the "inhibits" and you...

Here is the Quickstart Instruction Manual. To get up and running quickly, read this manual first.

Generally, you would use low order filters (1-3) for beginners or for high-frequency (beta, gamma) training. You would use high order filters (4-6) for experienced trainees, adults, or meditators, or for low-frequency (theta, alpha) training.  

The attached document by Nancy Wigton explains how Event Trend Graphs work.

The optimal schedule for using the BrainMaster is 8 hours on, 16 hours off (and charging), or thereabouts. It can actually run for 10 or 12 hours, then charge overnight, and work fine, year after year.  A clinic should turn the module on in the morning, and leave it on all day.  Then turn...

See page 21 of the attached document to see the keyboard commands that are avaiable from the Training Screen.