Windows Driver – for XP thru Win8, 32/64-bit, BioExplorer & BioEra, & all Wiz and Pendant products. All products interfacing to Windows operating system need a Windows driver. Updates to the driver are rare. BioEra on AndroidTablets does not need a driver – the App will automatically find the Wiz product. So this discussion only really applies to hypothetical Bioexplorer users. I do think @SirLouen has it already, but I'm sure he has previous hardware such as Pocket Neurobics, from his original purchase. The more people email to Larry Janow at Cyberevolution, the more likely a native driver will be produced. Chip's original firmware code is.
Brain-Trainer Resource Links has downloadable files and links for neurofeedback brain-training resources, information and discussion.
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Brain-Trainer
Information
Brain-Trainer for BioEra online manual
System Specifications for Training Software
Answers– Neurofeedback discussion archives
Support Center– Setup tutorials, how to do first sessions, technical support, system information
Troubleshooting Software and hardware issues
Update Information: Brain-Trainer for BioEra
Update information: Designs
Update information: LIFE Game
Update information: TQ7 Trainer’s Q
Z-scores Vs. Trainer’s Q
Downloads
Whole-Brain Training Plan (1.3 MB)
Brodmann areas and functions
BxShadow Use and Features
Brain-Trainer System – TQ7/Whole-Brain Training (285 KB)
Conversion Table BioExplorer/TQ7 to Brain-Trainer for BioEra (386 KB)
Designs List_Brain-Trainer (2.51 MB)
Getting Started with EEG Brain Training – How to start out after setup is complete
TQ7 Complete Guide Gathering and processing Assessments (2.71 MB)
TQ7 Guia Completo – Portugues (2.71 MB)
TQ7 Guía Completa – Español (2.71 MB)
TQ7 Guida Completa – Italiano (2.71 MB)
TQ7 for Brain-Trainer for BioEra:
Optima+ with Electro-Cap
Optima+ with TC26 cap/electrodes
PhysioAmp GP-8e with TC26 cap/electrodes
Q-wiz with Electro-Cap
Q-wiz with TC26 cap/electrodes
TQ7 for BioExplorer:
Optima+ with Electro-Cap
Q-wiz with Electro-Cap
Trainer’s Q – Brain Pattern Findings (719 KB)
Sample Assessment 1
Sample Assessment 2
BioExplorer
Current version of BioExplorer
DScaler MPEG decoder filters — 64 bit (665 KB)
DScaler MPEG decoder filters — 32 bit (677 KB)
DivX codec pack (976 KB) (If DVD does not work in Windows 8)
GoToMeeting Codec (If DVD does not work in Windows 8)
Compatibility mode for Windows 7 Windows 10 users can use Compatibility mode for Windows 7 to play DVDs in BioExplorer
MIDI synthesizer option Some users have no MIDI sounds and find Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth is missing.
Infiniti
Tech Sheet by BFE – Specifications for ProComp Infiniti or ProComp 2 encoders with the TLC (TQ) Suite
TLC (TQ) Suite for Infiniti
Neurobit Optima
Neurobit Runtime – Download the latest driver version
Peanut
Peanut Driver (1.3 MB)
Peanut Firmware Update- beta (1.3 MB)
PhysioAmp GP-8e
2-channel Connection (PDF)
Pocket Neurobics Devices
PN executable driver file (1.2 MB)
PN driver installation directions for stubborn drivers
Brain-Trainer Wiz User Guide (1.94 MB)
Wiz by Pocket Neurobics – User Manual
Q-wiz 4 channel test video
Q-wiz Firmware Scroll down to “Latest Wiz Firmware Uploads/Q-wiz Firmware” and select most recent Q-wiz firmware file.
Q-wiz Firmware update video
Add impedance and/or offset monitoring to designs
Feedback Options
Downloads
Pocket Neurobics Driver Test
BioPLAY Games Manual (1.9 MB)
BioPLAY Games List
BxShadow 30 day trial (1.3 MB)
BxShadow User Guide (1.01 MB)
NeuroPuzzles Manual
Arcade Games – Use with BxShadow
BioPLAY Games – Pete’s discussion
NeuroPuzzles Permissions for Windows 7
Somatic Vision Games- Pete’s discussion
Videos – Fractal animations 1 Eric Bigas How to
Videos – Fractal animations 2 The Ultimate Fractal Video Project
Videos – Fractal animations 3
Videos – Pocket Neurobics Video Library
Wildlife Sounds Catalogue
Purchase
Other Links
Neurofeedback Bibliography by Cynthia Kerson – PDF file Bibliography of research articles
Pocket Neurobics Driver License
EEG Glossary, A glossary of terms most commonly used by clinical electroencephalographers S. Noachtar, C. Binnie, J. Ebersole, F. Mauguiere, A. Sakamoto, B. Westmoreland
19 Channel Z-Score and LORETA Neurofeedback: Does the Evidence Support the Hype? R. Coben, D. C. Hammond, M. Arns
Drug exposure and EEG/qEEG findings by Jay Gunkelman
Pocket Neurobics Driver Bits
Foundation and Practice of Neurofeedback for theTreatment of Epilepsy, B. Sterman, T. Egner
α‐θ Brainwave Training and β‐Endorphin Levels in Alcoholics, Eugene G. Peniston and Paul J. Kulkosky
A controlled study on the cognitive effect of alpha neurofeedback training in patients with major depressive disorder, C. Escolano, M. Navarro-Gil, J. Garcia-Campayo, M. Congedo, D. De Ridder, J. Minguez
Pocket Neurobics Driver Download
Assessing and Treating Open Head Trauma, Coma, and Stroke Using Real-Time Digital EEG Neurofeedback (chapter by Margaret E. Ayers from Introduction to Quantitative EEG and Neurofeedback)
Sustained effects of neurofeedback in ADHD: a systematic review and meta-analysis Jessica Van Doren, Martijn Arns, Hartmut Heinrich, Madelon A. Vollebregt, Ute Strehl, Sandra K. Loo
How the American Academy of Pediatrics reached the conclusion that EEG Biofeedback, (aka Neurofeedback) is a a Level 1 Evidence-Based Practice for Attention and Hyperactivity, and other recent evidence of the efficacy of Neurofeedback for ADHD. –BrainTrainUK
Different brain activation patterns in dyslexic children: Evidence from EEG power and coherence patterns for the double-deficit theory of dyslexia –Martijn Arns, Sylvia Peters, Rien Breteler, Ludo Verhoeven
Efficacy of Neurofeedback for Children in the Autistic Spectrum: A Pilot Study –Betty Jarusiewicz
Neurofeedback improves executive functioning in children with autism spectrum disorders –Mirjam Kouijzer, Jan De Moor, Berrie Gerrits, Marco Congedo, Hein Van Schie
Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist (ATEC)
Hemoencephalography (HEG): An additional treatment for autism, Toomim, Kijvithee, Bunthong, Pookjinda, Utairatanakit
HEMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY: (HEG) THE STUDY OF regional CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW rCBF & rCBO2, Hershel Toomim Sc.D.
Intentional Increase of Cerebral Blood Oxygenation Using Hemoencephalography (HEG): An Efficient Brain Exercise Therapy, Toomim, Mize, Yeekwong, Toomim, Marsh, Kozlowski, Kimball, Remond
Anxiety, Anger, Depression, TBI and HEG, Toomim, Joneson
WHY DOES NEUROFEEDBACK WORK?, Hershel Toomim
Clinical Observations with Brain Blood Flow Biofeedback – the “Thinking Cap”, Hershel Toomim, Marjorie Toomim
Intentional Control of Regional Cerebral Blood Flow with the Thinking Cap, Toomim, Remond
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