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We're looking at setting up a multi-station neurofeedback clinic using BioExplorer and pendants. The aim is to have 4 or 5 neurofeedback stations running at the same time for the after school run so that we can offer families a neurofeedback service at very cheap rates through our charitable trust.

I imagine you need one BioExplorer dongle per computer, but I was wondering whether it would be possible to have a computer for the therapist that could be partitioned in such a way that each of four client sessions could be running from that one computer at the same time, while projecting each of their individual Instruments 2 windows to a partitioned monitor that the client was watching. (Is that the longest sentence in the world?).

I hope that makes sense. Any thoughts?

Mark Darling

Sunshine Coast, Australia

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No way that I can think of.

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> From: " Mark Darling " <mdarling@...>

> Date: 2006/03/06 Mon AM 12:04:30 EST

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> Subject: multiple station set-up

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> We're looking at setting up a multi-station neurofeedback clinic using

BioExplorer and pendants. The aim is to have 4 or 5 neurofeedback stations

running at the same time for the after school run so that we can offer families

a neurofeedback service at very cheap rates through our charitable trust.

>

> I imagine you need one BioExplorer dongle per computer, but I was wondering

whether it would be possible to have a computer for the therapist that could be

partitioned in such a way that each of four client sessions could be running

from that one computer at the same time, while projecting each of their

individual Instruments 2 windows to a partitioned monitor that the client was

watching. (Is that the longest sentence in the world?).

>

> I hope that makes sense. Any thoughts?

>

> Mark Darling

> Sunshine Coast, Australia

>

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Try this

http://www.42u.com/video-switch-monitor-switches.htm

I knew that AV tech stuff would be useful!

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multiple station set-up

We're looking at setting up a multi-station neurofeedback clinic using BioExplorer and pendants. The aim is to have 4 or 5 neurofeedback stations running at the same time for the after school run so that we can offer families a neurofeedback service at very cheap rates through our charitable trust.

I imagine you need one BioExplorer dongle per computer, but I was wondering whether it would be possible to have a computer for the therapist that could be partitioned in such a way that each of four client sessions could be running from that one computer at the same time, while projecting each of their individual Instruments 2 windows to a partitioned monitor that the client was watching. (Is that the longest sentence in the world?).

I hope that makes sense. Any thoughts?

Mark Darling

Sunshine Coast, Australia

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Found just the thing! Videoclick. Multi Input/Output, set up a quad or a hundred. If you see WOPR on one of the machines ask it for a nice game of chess.

http://63.134.199.135/m/_general/videoclick.asp

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multiple station set-up

We're looking at setting up a multi-station neurofeedback clinic using BioExplorer and pendants. The aim is to have 4 or 5 neurofeedback stations running at the same time for the after school run so that we can offer families a neurofeedback service at very cheap rates through our charitable trust.

I imagine you need one BioExplorer dongle per computer, but I was wondering whether it would be possible to have a computer for the therapist that could be partitioned in such a way that each of four client sessions could be running from that one computer at the same time, while projecting each of their individual Instruments 2 windows to a partitioned monitor that the client was watching. (Is that the longest sentence in the world?).

I hope that makes sense. Any thoughts?

Mark Darling

Sunshine Coast, Australia

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