I have created a tool that provides an alternative way to use dynamic and fixed carrier waves for sets with low frequencies in Spooky Central. With Spooky Central, there are
Run the Diagnostic Spooky Pulse with Plasma Mode
The MOR acceptable tolerance is 0.025%. This represents a Step Size of 25 Hz per heartbeat if a regular scan is performed between 100 kHz and 200 kHz. It would
Spooky2 Terminology
Use of correct terminology is important. This makes it easier for others to quickly understand what the problem is. When asking for clarification, it helps to be able to describe
How Much Amplitude Should I Use?
The recommendations in the user guide are as follow: Contact Mode – Amplitude: 14-20 volts. Remote Mode – Amplitude: 5-20 volts. Note: Don’t forget to check the reduced amplitude feature
How to Get Better Results from the Pulse Finger Sensor
When wearing this sensor, suggest the following: 1. Select the left hand as the pulse is stronger on this side. 2. Wear on the middle finger as the circulation is
Spooky2 01032016 Released
We’ve just uploaded the 1 March 2016 release of Spooky2 and the Spooky2 User’s Guide. As usual, you can get here: http://www.spooky2.com/downloadsPage/index.html Users have reported issues with virgin installations of
Carrier Sweeps Explained
A Carrier is a fixed frequency. More frequencies can be created if this frequency is turned on and off very rapidly. Another word for this rapid switching is “Modulation”. Usually
Using Spectrum Sweeps
Have you been interested in trying the Spooky Spectrum Sweep or Converge Sweep, but felt that it may be too difficult, and so you stayed away? Well, how about trying
How to Manually Change Com Port for Each Generator
If you are always disconnecting generators and then when you reconnect, it would be a different port number. So, how to recognize which generator is on which channel without testing
When to Use Inverse+Sync, Follow Out 1, Spike+Sync
Inverse+Sync: Used when using a boost to double the amplitude of a waveform and square it’s power (contact). Default setting for most applications. Follow Out 1: Used with a boost
