It is important that before each session, you record (or verify previous settings) the scalp locations where data is being recorded/trained. This helps to keep training records clear and is an extra step that is necessary to ensure you can compare the data recorded at each site appropriately later. After creating the Player and…
From the opening SmartMind screen, click on “Add New Player” which will open the Player Information dialog box. Here you can enter a new player’s first and last name, screen-name, gender and birthday. At the top of the Add Player box is the Player ID. The Player ID is randomly generated and cannot be changed. …
Filter Controls The Filter controls vary slightly between the Clinician Screens. For instance, only the Basic Training clinician screen actually displays the “Raw” amplitude signal. The others only display the Corrected signal which is used for reward feedback. On some Clinician Screens, you cannot change the frequency directly but rather must enter a Control Box…
Our SmartMind system does require that the healthcare professional using it have the knowledge, training and understanding of how to use neurofeedback. Our system can be used in the same way as many other similar software packages. One approach is to work with someone locally who knows how to implement neurofeedback and have them provide…
Locate the set of 3 cables that are bound together. (see example) You will also need 2 of the large (1 7/8″ x 1 7/8″) disposable sensor pads and 1 of the small (1 7/8″ x 7/8″) disposable sensor pads. Locate and measure the active location on the scalp where you will be recording from…
The instructions below guide you through the general procedure for setting Training Thresholds in the SmartMind system. These instructions were generated using the Basic Training Clinician screen, but the steps are the same for each Clinician screen though the screenshots may differ slightly. Note: Before setting thresholds, you must first choose your Filter settings and…