Guest guest Posted March 28, 2008 Report Share Posted March 28, 2008 Good clarification Jill, I was just going to point to this. If you don't connect anything in one input (like C or D, with the ProComp Infiniti encoder), you won't get anything from that input. And when you review your session, you will have graphs and data only for the side with attached EEG sensor and electrodes. This is true of all screens in the BioGraph Infiniti Suite for TLC Assessment and Training. For example, if you want a one channel Windowed-Squash, just connect one set of electrode and use the C+D Windowed-Squash screen. Because of the way the report screens are created, it make sense to use input C with elecrode on the left or frontal part of the head and to use input D with electrode on the right or posterior part of the brain. The new training suite (The Integrated Neurofeedback) will have more options: Screens with one channel only, like " C " ; screens with one channel being the focus of training but with a second channel connected for artefact monitoring on both sides, like " C(D) " ; and 2 channels, like " C+D " . See attahment for more info. Francois > >Reply-To: braintrainer >To: <braintrainer > >Subject: RE: Re: FOCUS EEG Amplifier Review >Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:18:40 -0700 > >Pete, > > It's not the electrodes which are left on the desk - it's just the >amp >with no electrodes attached. If the amp is quiet, I don't get any >environmental signal. > >Jill > > > > _____ > >From: braintrainer [mailto:braintrainer ] On >Behalf Of Van Deusen >Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 7:16 AM >To: braintrainer >Subject: Re: Re: FOCUS EEG Amplifier Review > > > >If you do this, I would not just leave the electrodes sitting on the desk. >I would short them together (just connect one inside the other with a >little >dab of paste) to keep them from picking up a signal from the environment. > > > >Pete > >On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 10:47 AM, lizmargoshes <drmargoshes@ > gmail.com> wrote: > >I'm not using a channel C or channel D screen. I'm using a two-channel >(C+D) screen, but I'm only using one channel © because the protocol >is one-channel wide-band inhibit. > >When Jill was telling me to plug in D but not connect it to the head, >she was answering the question, " how can I use only one channel © of >a two-channel screen, since there are no one-channel screens that do >what I need? " > >. > > > > >-- > Van Deusen >pvdtlcgmail (DOT) com >http://www.brain- <http://www.brain-trainer.com> trainer.com >305/433-3160 >The Learning Curve, Inc. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 28, 2008 Report Share Posted March 28, 2008 Those look really useful, Francois! Thanks for giving us a ‘sneak preview’! Jill From: braintrainer [mailto:braintrainer ] On Behalf Of DUPONT FRANCOIS Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 1:44 PM To: braintrainer Subject: 1 vs 2 ch with the BioGraph Infiniti Suite for TLC Assessment Good clarification Jill, I was just going to point to this. If you don't connect anything in one input (like C or D, with the ProComp Infiniti encoder), you won't get anything from that input. And when you review your session, you will have graphs and data only for the side with attached EEG sensor and electrodes. This is true of all screens in the BioGraph Infiniti Suite for TLC Assessment and Training. For example, if you want a one channel Windowed-Squash, just connect one set of electrode and use the C+D Windowed-Squash screen. Because of the way the report screens are created, it make sense to use input C with elecrode on the left or frontal part of the head and to use input D with electrode on the right or posterior part of the brain. The new training suite (The Integrated Neurofeedback) will have more options: Screens with one channel only, like " C " ; screens with one channel being the focus of training but with a second channel connected for artefact monitoring on both sides, like " C(D) " ; and 2 channels, like " C+D " . See attahment for more info. Francois >From: " Glacier Biofeedback " <voyagercyberport (DOT) net> >Reply-To: braintrainer >To: <braintrainer > >Subject: RE: Re: FOCUS EEG Amplifier Review >Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:18:40 -0700 > >Pete, > > It's not the electrodes which are left on the desk - it's just the >amp >with no electrodes attached. If the amp is quiet, I don't get any >environmental signal. > >Jill > > > > _____ > >From: braintrainer [mailto:braintrainer ] On >Behalf Of Van Deusen >Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 7:16 AM >To: braintrainer >Subject: Re: Re: FOCUS EEG Amplifier Review > > > >If you do this, I would not just leave the electrodes sitting on the desk. >I would short them together (just connect one inside the other with a >little >dab of paste) to keep them from picking up a signal from the environment. > > > >Pete > >On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 10:47 AM, lizmargoshes <drmargoshes@ ><mailto:drmargoshesgmail> gmail.com> wrote: > >I'm not using a channel C or channel D screen. I'm using a two-channel >(C+D) screen, but I'm only using one channel © because the protocol >is one-channel wide-band inhibit. > >When Jill was telling me to plug in D but not connect it to the head, >she was answering the question, " how can I use only one channel © of >a two-channel screen, since there are no one-channel screens that do >what I need? " > >. > > > > >-- > Van Deusen >pvdtlcgmail (DOT) <mailto:pvdtlcgmail> com >http://www.brain- <http://www.brain-trainer.com> trainer.com >305/433-3160 >The Learning Curve, Inc. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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