Re: two easy questions

[Guest guest]

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros:Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

-- Van Deusen

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[Guest guest]

Hi Pete,

I forgot to ask you if you had time to contact the person who developed and manufactured a hardware which is capable to connect and receive all the Assessment's sites (F,C.P,T & ML) at the same time, so maybe someone of your team may create a TLC assessment for that equipment with the goal to be able to do an assesment in just three minutes test. Thinking in those kids (and some adults) who really get bored at the regular assessment, and also for a shortcut for us as trainers...

Maybe you may sell this equipment with the software (TLL Assessment) which, obvious needs to work with BE, and you may call it the TLC Assesment Tool or hardware, or whatever you want to name it...I'll be the first in the list to buy that!!!

,C.H.Training for Life

Re: two easy questions

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen <adriancmvdhotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

-- Van Deusenpvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

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[Guest guest]

,

The Infiniti (made by Thought Technology, can gather 6 sites at a time, and the software to do that (including the TLC Assess files) is in available now. You can run the entire assessment of the 5 standard site pairs and one optional in 2 passes--about 6 minutes not including lead placement--or all 18 sites in 3 passes. I've also received the data files for the Mindset 24 from some folks interested in seeing if we can get an output file from that device that would work with the TLC. That obviously would allow us to do the whole process with a single pass. I've just gotten back from my training trip and will have a chance to look through that material to see if I can get it to work.

Pete

Hi Pete,

I forgot to ask you if you had time to contact the person who developed and manufactured a hardware which is capable to connect and receive all the Assessment's sites (F,C.P,T & ML) at the same time, so maybe someone of your team may create a TLC assessment for that equipment with the goal to be able to do an assesment in just three minutes test. Thinking in those kids (and some adults) who really get bored at the regular assessment, and also for a shortcut for us as trainers...

Maybe you may sell this equipment with the software (TLL Assessment) which, obvious needs to work with BE, and you may call it the TLC Assesment Tool or hardware, or whatever you want to name it...I'll be the first in the list to buy that!!!

,C.H.Training for Life

Re: two easy questions

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen <

adriancmvdhotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

-- Van Deusen

pvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love(and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

-- Van Deusen pvdtlc@...

http://www.brain-trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

[Guest guest]

Pete,

The TLC update for Infiniti is available at this moment?

Francois told me that it would be sent automatically to those who bought

an earlier version. Or do I need to order it?

Greetings,

Jan Schene

The Netherlands

At 19:33 14-2-2007, you wrote:

,

The Infiniti (made by Thought Technology, can gather 6 sites at a time,

and the software to do that (including the TLC Assess files) is in

available now. You can run the entire assessment of the 5 standard

site pairs and one optional in 2 passes--about 6 minutes not including

lead placement--or all 18 sites in 3 passes. I've also received the

data files for the Mindset 24 from some folks interested in seeing if we

can get an output file from that device that would work with the

TLC. That obviously would allow us to do the whole process with a

single pass. I've just gotten back from my training trip and will

have a chance to look through that material to see if I can get it to

work.

Pete

On 2/14/07, R.

wrote:

Hi Pete,

I forgot to ask you if you had time to contact the person who

developed and manufactured a hardware which is capable to connect and

receive all the Assessment's sites (F,C.P,T & ML) at the same time,

so maybe someone of your team may create a TLC assessment for that

equipment with the goal to be able to do an assesment in just three

minutes test. Thinking in those kids (and some adults) who really get

bored at the regular assessment, and also for a shortcut for us as

trainers...

Maybe you may sell this equipment with the software (TLL Assessment)

which, obvious needs to work with BE, and you may call it the TLC

Assesment Tool or hardware, or whatever you want to name it...I'll be the

first in the list to buy that!!!

,C.H.

Training for Life

Re: two easy questions

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in

your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after

artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but

you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to

Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the

data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I

assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is

likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some

kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen

< adriancmvdhotmail (DOT)

com> wrote:

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek

confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the

person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may

come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

--

Van Deusen

pvdtlcgmail (DOT) com

http://www.brain

- trainer.com

305/433-3160

The Learning Curve, Inc.

We won't tell. Get more on

shows you hate to love

(and love to hate):

Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

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Van Deusen

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http://www.brain-trainer.com

305/433-3160

The Learning Curve, Inc.

[Guest guest]

OK Pete, thank you for that information, but can we wait to have something similar with BioExplorer?

,C.H.Training for LifeMiami,FL

Re: two easy questions

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen < adriancmvdhotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

-- Van Deusenpvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love(and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

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[Guest guest]

You could do it with 5 Pendants or 5 BrainMasters (etc) if you have enough USB ports. I'll have to set up a BE design to gather and process the data in 4, 6 or 10 channels. Hasn't been much demand for it yet.

Pete

OK Pete, thank you for that information, but can we wait to have something similar with BioExplorer?

,C.H.Training for LifeMiami,FL

Re: two easy questions

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen <

adriancmvdhotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

-- Van Deusen

pvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love

(and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

-- Van Deusen

pvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

Don't be flakey. Get Yahoo! Mail for Mobile and

always stay connected to friends. -- Van Deusen

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[Guest guest]

Wouldn't you also need as many additional Active Electrodes? Wouldn't another, less costly, possibility be to use a switching device and only a single Pendant/Active Electrode (plus 4 additional pairs of electrodes + leads) It would take as long as the present setup with the exception that one would simply use the switch instead of repositioning the sites on the scalp. I would guess for about $100 you'd save what 10 minutes? Maybe not such a good deal after all. nick Van Deusen wrote: You could do it with 5 Pendants or 5 BrainMasters (etc) if you have enough USB ports. I'll have to set up a BE design to gather and process the data in 4, 6 or 10 channels. Hasn't been much demand for it yet. Pete On 2/15/07, R. <jrdiaz> wrote: OK Pete, thank you for that information, but can we wait to have something similar with BioExplorer? ,C.H.Training for

LifeMiami,FL Re: two easy questions , There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed. Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too

little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time. Pete On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen < adriancmvdhotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Hi- I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward- 1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels? 2-

When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention. Vice versa. Thanks a lot- -- Van Deusenpvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc. We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to

love (and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list. -- Van Deusen pvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc. Don't be flakey. Get Yahoo! Mail for Mobile and always stay connected to friends. -- Van Deusenpvdtlcgmailhttp://www.brain-trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

[Guest guest]

J.R.

Here's a file for gathering the assessment data with BE in 4 channels. Unfortunately, developing the BioReview report (unless Larry comes to my rescue with something I've missed) will take a little longer. It should be as easy as just changing the Source objects from channels 1 and 2 to channels 3 and 4, but...it turns out that ain't so easy.

Just as with Infiniti, you can gather all the data at once in BE, but you have to process it 2 channels at a time to allow us to bring it into the assessment.

Pete

OK Pete, I have 2 pendants, so that's 4 channel, but if I record data from that how do I discharge all that data into the TLC Assess? ,C.H.BrainTrainer @ Training for LifeMiami,FL

Re: two easy questions

,

There is a macro in the TLC optional or TLC optional art file (in your XLStart folder) called FixReverse. You open the file (after artifacting, if you will be doing that), so you have 3 rows of data, but you want the channel 1 data in channel 2 and vice versa. Just go to Tools:Macros: Macro and select FixReverse with the sheet open, and the data will be reverssed.

Not sure I understand your second question. Beta3 (23-38 Hz, I assume) doesn't come from too much or too little attention. It is likely to be excessive coritical activation, usually in response to some kind of traumatic or stressful experience over time.

Pete

On 2/14/07, M Van Deusen <

adriancmvdhotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Hi-

I have a couple questions that I think I know the answer to but seek confirmation before moving forward-

1- Can someone help me find that EXCEL FIX for situations when the person who recorded inverted channels?

2- When Beta3 is higher on the left side- that is may come from TOO MUCH attention when young or from LACK OF attention.

Vice versa.

Thanks a lot-

-- Van Deusen

pvdtlcgmail (DOT) comhttp://www.brain- trainer.com305/433-3160The Learning Curve, Inc.

We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

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Don't be flakey. Get Yahoo! Mail for Mobile and

always stay connected to friends.

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